r/goodlifefitness

Is a group of people stand around a machine and just talk. Go home or a coffee shop to talk, some of us are trying to finish our work out and go home.

Hi,

I'm interested in joining Goodlife as my company has Corporate Membership rates (through Venngo), which would be around $32/bi-weekly for Ultimate.

I just wanted to know how often corporate prices are increased for existing customers (assuming you don't change jobs/change membership tiers)?

Also, does it make a difference whether you do bi-weekly, monthly, or yearly payments when it comes to this (I see all of them equate to basically the same price)?

I know that nail clipping is generally frowned upon but today I saw an older man exfoliating his heel with a foot file. There was a mound of dead skin in the bench in the change room. Is this acceptable behaviour or not?

Why can't they invest in better quality towels. I can barely dry myself off with one since they are so thin.

hi all, i signed up for a membership recently and upon scanning my qr for the first time ever i noticed i wasn’t asked stopped and asked to do introductory tasks such as taking a photo for my membership or be inquired regarding my goals, both of which have been mentioned in this subreddit. just wondering if this was normal or not. thanks!

This happens at the Fit4less location I've been in (there's no Fit4Less subreddit) but it's definitely feels odd. They sit for so long, I can change, shower and they're still sitting checking their phones. It's happened at goodlife too.

been going to multiple locations plus my home location, here my question

Those who travel:

Why some GoodLife is so bad at keeping same equipment at every gym.

Workout types:

Upper body equipment - not every gym has certain equipment.

Lower body- no complain

Hi all! I’m interested in pursuing a career as a personal trainer at GoodLife and had some questions. Job description says it’s a full time position, do you work 35 hours /week in the gym and do you get paid atleast minimum wage for 35 hours if you don’t have any clients yet? Or do they hire as a full time but they give you shifts only in certain days? I understand the pay structure with the levels, but I’m wondering do you have to be in the gym even if you don’t have clients and get paid at least min wage. Also, how are the hours like when you do not have clients. Do you have to be there at 6/7 in the morning ? Do they reimburse you for canfitpro yearly membership fees ?

(I’m in Ontario, Canada)

I was charged $24.99 for a bottle water. Is this like a hold or something or theres something wrong. This was from a machine in a fit4less location. At this time the location is unstaffed. What do i do?

If I had a teen membership last summer, and now i want to get a 3 day free trial can I get one or would i be unable to beacuse I was alrdy a member at one point.

is anyone else not able to have specific Goodlife locations saved on their app to book classes - I tried to unselect the heart icon with some clubs and heart some clubs but still it defaults to one club that I don’t go to

Why do overnight motivators get paid minimum wage? Can we possibly change that

Hi everyone,

I was looking at booking classes and I found one to try out and it let me book it, but then I saw that other classes like Hot yoga, Hyrox(?), Regymn are all not included unless you had the top membership. When I saw that, I also saw that my basic membership doesn’t include group fitness (what I booked), but it still allowed me to book it. I’m now wondering if they’ll deny me when I go to check in for the class even thought it allowed me to book it. I tried to book hot yoga too to see if it’s just a system error but it didn’t allow me to book hot yoga.

Thanks for your help!

I've never done a class at Goodlife before and I know the classes are all age groups, but what classes would you say generally bring in a crowd for someone in their 30s whos athletic, enjoys high-cardio workouts and comfortable with weights?

I'm looking to try a class thats motivating and high energy and fun!