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Nice small club, friendly and knowledgeable staff, decent parking for town centre and prices are very reasonable.


Useless admin system - they kept messing up in collecting money from bank. Was originally backed by James Caan - not the actor - the Dragon. He pulled out and it is now part of a franchise operation http://www.energiefranchise.com/welcome.html who then started sending stupid letters


Unfortunately there is nowhere else in east Grinstead which is becoming a bit of a ghost town.


Still, well worth joining - pay up front so you don't have the hassle that's what I do.

It is close to my home that's the good thing. However I am interested mainly in swimming the pool is vey small and today there was some aqua class the pool was taken by 10 people. I had to go to sauna and wait 45 mins until actually I got in to the pool. When there are baby swimming classes they do not take whole pool. I had a chance to get out of the house today and there was the class. I am paying about £42 monthly just for swimming and sauna and when I want to swim there was the class. Then for swimming 2 times per week I am paying about £42. I would be looking to join different gym

I have to say my experience is quite different. I have to say I love energie Fitness East Grinstead. I was really dreading starting at the gym,but as I sit down all day at my job and I was feeling stiff,slow and generally middle aged, I knew I would have to do something about it.That did not mean however,that I was looking forward to the experience!..Fast forward to a month later.. OMG!! to use teenage talk!!Once I had experienced the kindness,patience and friendly atmosphere of the energie gym,with nice owner James Daniels and his caring staff,I cannot stay away from the place,whether it is to attend a whole range of all inclusive classes with patient,kind instructors and a variety of body shapes,ages and sizes to challenge them (!), or to wallow in the lovely clean,warm pool at the temperature of a baby's bath,or improve my fitness on the equipment. I
I would like to give an analogy. When I was a kid in the seventies,we had no money,so we went to the park every day,and I would go on the swings,then the roundabout,talk to my friend Beverley,and then maybe the swings again,and then go home again.Next day,back againFor me now,the gym is a park for an older me,a bit of a class,a go on this,that,the pool, a bit of a chat and then I go home,till tomorrow. I am amazed at the value I pay £34 pounds a month,and that includes the gym,the pool and all exercise classes,plus a free personalised 6 week program with a personal trainer.How good is that??