r/Romford • u/_coon_feetus_yeet • Jun 21 '25

Good gyms in romford?

I'll be moving to collier row next week and just wanted to know what the best gyms are round here. I don't mind pricier ones with facilities like pools or saunas either. Currently with the gym as I get cheap monthly as a student so just wanted to know if i should switch or not or stay with them

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u/_coon_feetus_yeet Jun 21 '25

I was looking at the everyone active page and it seems too good to be true. £45 a month for gym, swimming, sauna, high street discounts (i dont put too much stock into this but still) and even private GP? Other gyms offer all this for double the price. What's more is that if you pay annually which is what i usually tend to do with gyms it works out to £37 which sounds insane to me. First month is also only £10 extra for the joining fee which is pretty standard. I'll sign up right now if you can confirm this is all delivered as advertised but you claim it's really good so it has to be right?

Just a couple of questions.

How busy does it get since I'll likely be using it during peak hours.

How big is the gym section and what kind of machines does it have.

I sometimes let my brother use my pin on the rare occasion he wants to exercise so I was wondering if that's possible here. I know some of the better gyms require ID if you want to enter or is this one just pin.

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u/Weak-Calligrapher490 Jun 21 '25

I was a member at the everyone active in Harold Hill and was able to use the one in Romford as well. It's pretty good and does include everything you mentioned.

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u/BarbedWire3 Jun 21 '25

Yeah same. I like the feature that you could go to either gym. Also to answer OP's question, between 4 p.m - 7 p.m is busy af, also depends on the day. Mondays are usually the busiest. Then with each day the max amount drops, with having like half the people from monday, that go on sundays. To enter you use your phone. Also when u make your membership with them, they'll ask you to download the app and register, so best to do that at home, and come prepared. Also u can pay for a full year there too (I do that). In april they raised the prices to either 350 or 400, I don't remember. Also they have a bunch of fitness classes included: like pilates, body combat, body pump, cycling, etc if you're into any of that. The pool lockers are with £1 coins, so u won't need to buy a lock.

I personally like it, been going for the past 4 years. Oh also you have 1 free hour with the trainer, if u need them to make u plan.

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u/_coon_feetus_yeet Jun 22 '25

Sounds really good. I'll likely try for a few months and pay annually too since I usually do that for other memberships anyway. Thanks.