Малибу Фитнес Клуб

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I bought a monthly subscription yesterday, but apparently hastened without going to a trial training. I could not think that in a network fitness club it could be so terrible. It seems that most of the simulators were bought at the flea market and dumbbells in the same place. Safety precautions are poor, the simulators are loose, flooring is linoleum. On 4 out of 5 orbitracks, electronic displays were removed to display information supposedly for repair, while working in the orbitrack it feels like you ride a horse and stagger in all directions. But most of all I was shocked by the showers in the men's locker room - it feels like I went into the grandmother’s shower in the village with rusty rings on the blind, while the curtain itself was already stiff from time to such an extent that it costs a stake. Rusty screws across the shower wall, in general, it feels like I got back to the USSR. Clients are asked to change their shoes at the entrance or to wear shoe covers, although the trainers themselves do not follow this rule. And for laughs - Everyone needs to have their own padlock with them to close their drawer in the locker room. There are a lot of questions in my head - 1) Well, how can you give a damn about your customers? 2) How is this possible in a network fitness club? 3) Why spend money on advertising on billboards, if you want to leave at the first visit and never return there again. The administration of the club wake up, in the courtyard of the 21st century, and your club got stuck in the 90s.

I was in a trial lesson on Parkova. The hall is small, there are a lot of people, and they also came to the exit through us. In the process of training, the trainer does not explain why we are doing this or that exercise, which muscle group is involved.