Good Vibes

The atmosphere at Good Vibes is really relaxed - much nicer than other gyms I've been to. The staff are lovely and the Power Plate classes are the best exercise for me; I can do them in my lunch break and they combine really well with the spinning and actual cycling that I do.
It's not the cheapest way to workout but there are great offers all the time and bulk buying makes it good value.
All in all, a great discovery - thanks Good Vibes!

If you’ve read the reviews of the other Good Vibes studios, you’ll realise that I am a big fan of Good Vibes’ Power Plate classes. The new studio at Fitzrovia has both Power Plate and spinning classes, and while I can only comment on the former (and they are indeed the best of all of the Power Plate classes I’ve been to across different gyms), the spinning classes seem quite popular.

I could go on and on about how the receptionists are friendly and helpful, and how Power Plate classes are limited to five people per class so that instructors can give you the attention you need, and that these classes do work me out and yet somewhere leave me energised to face the rest of the day, but I won’t.

Prices for classes vary, depending on whether you’re dropping in or have a package. If you’re able to come here on a regular basis and can commit to a year, I’d suggest getting a 12 month membership since, for £135 per month, you get unlimited classes – Power Plate, spinning and yoga – per month across all studios. Alternatively, if you’re not able to commit to that, you could wait for one of their promotions (usually summer and Christmas) when you can get between two and five classes free for purchasing a package of classes.