Fitness First St Leonards Platinum - St Leonards (NSW)

1 /5 Fedora Fernandes: If you’re looking for a “premium” gym that feels more like a gym equipment garage sale, Fitness First PLATINUM Crows Nest is the place. NOTHING about this gym feels premium/platinum. The bathrooms consistently stink and are littered with tissue paper. Finding weights? Good luck. Theyre either missing or scattered around the floor in random corners. And the staff? Completely indifferent. You’ll feel like a headless chicken roaming around. Sure, the gym offers group classes and a swimming pool, but that alone doesn’t qualify it as premium. A clean, well-maintained space should be the bare minimum. Anytime Fitness in St Leonards(besides being just at the train station) does a much better job: it’s clean & organised. Either lift your standards or drop the word “premium” from your branding. 2/9/2025 - what’s the point of your below message? Is it to show your audience that you care and respond to feedback?

5 /5 Rach: I love this gym - it’s not huge and overwhelming but it’s well equipped, has some excellent PTs and great amenities. However it’s the people who transform this place from an intimidating weights room into a positive environment where you will be supported and encouraged. It’s also the perfect gym if you like a bit of social interaction in between sets. On that note, huge shout out to Ashleigh. Definitely my fave person to see on reception - friendly, helpful and just an all round great human - makes each session a little brighter ☀️

5 /5 Pauline Malcouronne: Great big gym with plenty of equipment. Weights are tidied up and machines are great with some of them quite new. Different spaces for stretching etc and a pool

1 /5 H L: The weights area is especially uncomfortable for women (that’s why you see so few women working-out there). On average, men say 2,000–3,000 words a day, but today this middle-aged man seemed determined to exceed that—wandering around talking to everyone with only brief intervals of actually working out. When he got tired he used the free weights as a seat and continued chatting. It was as if he hasn’t talked for the past week and saved his vocal cords all for the gym. Have you considered going to a café or calling your friend after your workout to catch-up, instead of subjecting the whole floor to your brain-numbing conversations about sport, women, women + sport (your opinion being that women don’t know anything about sport), and the position of countries on a map (yes, well done, India is next to Pakistan), all of it punctuated with profanity every second word? You probably wouldn’t be this obnoxious in other public spaces, so why is it acceptable in a gym? Also, the weights area doesn’t have air conditioning so not only are you subjected to very loud men’s locker room talk - you’re literally in an airless sauna with most of oxygen taken up by others talking.

5 /5 Terry Prosser: Thank you FF St Leonard’s! Your Trainer Aden P has shown me a new way of looking at life and the importance of overall health and well-being. In the 2 yrs I’ve been seeing Aden the strength and tone I have gained has been second to none. I can’t say it’s easy but the results are there for me to see everyday. His way of communicating with me has shown me where I was doing things incorrectly and upon fixing those methods and following his plan I have been stronger for longer and able to do many things I never thought possible for me. Mindfulness Gurus are great but the body through exercise needs to be worked to get the best from life. Here’s to Aden! Ty