GoodLife Fitness Centres

I love this gym and it’s been a real pleasure working out here over the years. The gym is always clean and well maintained. The staff is amazing too. From the manager Chantelle, to the motivators, Cole and Rylan and the instructors Jina and Amy, Ive always been in good hands!nnBut the real star of the show is Kelley! From day one she remembered name and encouraged and motivated me to go to my classes! This was really important to me especially on the days I was struggling to find the self confidence to go even go to the class to begin with. Once she even walked me to class!nnKelly is very knowledgeable about all things working out and has given me lots of advice that I still put into practice now. Everybody calls her a rockstar behind her back and I do too! Thank you Kelly! You’re warm and positive attitude makes it really easy show up to the gym and stay consistent!nnTo whom it may concern, please get heavier hand weights for the group fitness room!!!!

I’ve been coming to this GoodLife location regularly, and it’s very disappointing to see how poorly equipment is maintained. This machine has been out of order for over 1.5 months and still hasn’t been fixed. For the price members pay, we expect timely repairs and properly maintained equipment. It feels like management is ignoring member needs and letting the gym standards slide. Definitely not the level of service advertised.

Absolute worst gym. If you want to go and workout with a crowd of East Indian men watching you, then this is your place. I was doing hip thrusts on the machine upstairs and I had to TELL a guy to please stop waiting beside the machine watching me in the mirror because I felt uncomfortable. Just for them to go to a different corner and watch you regardless.nThere is no personal space in this gym, and it’s always crowded with people who smell and have big egos. I would recommend literally any other gym than this.nnPro: the ONE front desk guy who usually works nights and is Caucasian. He actually greets you and says have a good night.nTwo other men who work there just look at you while they talk on their AirPods or to each other. No greets or anything.nnPoor poor poor!!! Have some common courtesy and sense of spatial awareness!!!

Honestly, this is the most disappointing GoodLife location in the city, especially considering we pay the same membership price as other clubs. When you walk into most GoodLife gyms, you feel like you’re getting what you pay for,but at the Tamarack location, it feels more like a Fit4Less, except Fit4Less charges less than half the price.nnThe gym is smaller and has limited equipment, and when machines break down, they often stay that way for months. The downstairs TVs have been out of order for over a year, and many cardio machines have screens that don’t work. It’s frustrating to see these issues go unaddressed for so long.nnRylan is the only staff member who consistently greets members with a smile, they’re the one bright spot.nnThe only reason I continue to go here is because it’s close to my home. I strongly encourage someone from GoodLife’s management team to visit this location and honestly assess how it compares to others in the city. It feels like because certain community members use this gym and don’t complain, management assumes it’s acceptable to let things slide. If necessary actions aren’t taken soon, a lot of members will likely switch once the new Movati location opens in the south. This gym deserves the same attention, care, and standards as every other GoodLife club.

GoodLife Fitness? More like GoodLie Fitness.nnThis location is an absolute embarrassment. For $80 a month, I’m walking into a gym where machines are wrapped in red tape like a crime scene. Blood pressure station? Dead. Massage chairs? Useless. Water fountains? Shut down for months. Cardio equipment? Out of service and collecting dust.nnWhat exactly am I paying for? Because it sure as hell isn’t a functioning gym. Management clearly doesn’t care — the same excuses, the same broken gear, month after month. This isn’t maintenance, this is neglect.nnStop hiding behind corporate slogans about “health and wellness” when you can’t even maintain basic amenities. This place is tarnishing the GoodLife name. Either fix your facility or stop robbing people blind.nnThis isn’t just disappointing — it’s pathetic.