Warehouse gym/ fitness classes in city

the 403 goes out past the Warehouse I believe.

They run classes in there, have a world of equipment and excellent staff.

BTW, Im not affiliated with them, just been a member for a couple of years and love the place.

I'm half thinking of joining something also. The warehouse Gym is top notch I've heard.
Google maps is decent for directions and also includes buses - Direction Link A lot of people I know think this is a great place. Lots of weighs and weight machines.

Another Gym you might be interested in is Kingfisher NUI Galway - Direction Link It has classes. I was a member here - it can get busy with students.

Then there is Pure fit which has lots of classes - Direction Link
I've been here a few times. Its a cool place. Its all classes, prepare to sweat your ass off. Its 90% girls.

Results Ireland is another - Direction Link
No prices on their website, but I've heard its about €50 per month. They focus a lot on fast results over a period of time, doing a course.

I was told of a new gym on the Sean Mulvoy Road - Direction Link but I don't know the name of it yet.

Another GYM which I don't know much about is Peak Physique - Direction Link
I believe its very reasonable.

Nice post Sniipe

TheSegal wrote: »

Also, just read Sniipe's post and noticed peak physique was mentioned. I was a member there for 3 months between NRG and the warehouse, the place is nice and cheap but the free weights section is very small and there's quite a bad attitude at times in there.

It has since doubled the size of the whole gym. Plenty of space for weights and it's said it's the biggest gym in Galway.
Few pictures on there Facebook page if you want a look. Also there is a thread on the gym in health and fitness. Everyone is impressed

dastardly00 wrote: »

How hectic is hectic?
As in is the place completely wedged in the evening time? Do you have to wait to get free weights or benches? I'm thinking of joining, and I would be planning on being there around 6-8pm during weekdays i.e. the busiest times :pac:

It does get quite busy but there's always a bit of space for everyone, might be hectic this month but that should die down relatively quick like most gyms around the country. They have a few power racks and lifting platforms; these are usually taken but you can get pegs and setup on the custom rack they have, not sure what to call it to be honest! Few nights i've just taken pegs, a spare bar and some plates and squatted out of peoples way. It can be annoying at times but at the end of the day i'm getting my work done and the people in there are generally smart enough to stay out of your way and not try and take plates from racks while you're in the middle of a squat, press or any other kind of lift which is a personal hatred of mine that i've encountered in countless gyms in the past.

One thing i've found with friends i've introduced to it is some of them have said it was quite intimidating going in there as there a large amount of incredibly strong, fit athletes in there moving weight I could only dream of! I found it crazy at first just seeing them out of the corner of my eye but after a few sessions I didn't even notice and i've since become friends with a quite a few guys who have helped my training a lot by pointing out flaws in my form and giving me advice. The gym also has a large amount of bumper plates so people doing overhead work commonly drop the weights on the lifting platform and it can be distracting.

dastardly00 wrote: »

^^^^^
Thanks for the thorough reply

Haha, no problem. I take my gym time seriously, amazing stress relief!

In the end for me, I joined Results Ireland. One day done, so far so good - some soreness but totally normal. I'll review it more later on.