GoodLife Fitness Mississauga Glen Erin and Eglinton For Women

Fantastic experience: Nice, clean and new gym

Fantastic experience: Very nice layout, modern design and well equipped location. The studios are smaller than other locations but they have the latest Les Mills bars and weights making your classes easier. The lockers have a locking system so you don’t have to bring your padlock. If you were assisting before to the Southdwon location you will find some familiar faces among the personnel. They were relocated there after the closure of that location.

Fantastic experience: great gym !!

Fantastic experience: I recently had the opportunity to check out the new GoodLife Fitness that just opened at Glen Erin and Eglinton, and I couldn't be more impressed! The space is absolutely fantastic—spacious and well-designed, it creates an inviting atmosphere for everyone, whether you’re a seasoned athlete or just starting your fitness journey. One of the highlights for me was the variety of equipment available. The belt squat machine is a game-changer, allowing for an effective lower-body workout with great support. Plus, the gym boasts a large number of squat racks, which means no waiting around during peak hours. It's clear that they've invested in high-quality equipment to cater to a range of workout styles. What truly stood out during my visit was the friendliness of the front desk staff. They were welcoming and eager to assist, making me feel right at home from the moment I walked in. Their positive energy added to the overall experience and made me excited to return. Overall, my visit to the new GoodLife Fitness was fantastic. With its amazing space, top-notch equipment, and friendly staff, I can’t wait to make this my regular workout spot!

Negative experience: I’ve been a member here for years. How unfortunate and unethical of you guys to lead on members about how the new place would be just as spacious for women with more facilities. Instead we get a downsized women’s area as a token of your gratitude for supporting your business. We went from 10 treadmills to 2…and the fit fix is gone. The massage chairs and other new accessories are menial in comparison to having a welcoming and safe environment for women only where we can workout peacefully without men around. GoodLife management: very poor decision making on this location. You should really reconsider and attend to the problem on hand. I’m sure you’ve done the math and perhaps the enrolment number from the men will offset the women you previously had signed up in the old location. However what will remain in the minds of those who were negatively impacted by this experience is your corporate greed at the expense of ensuring previous loyal clientele is taken care of. Time to consider rebranding the name and taking the Good part out.

Negative experience: Women’s only area is extremely small, barely any equipment. Don’t waste your money

Positive experience: Nice gym with a good selection of equipment. Would appreciate more water bottle stations (and for them to be bigger height-wise so that taller water bottles can fit in the slot).

Positive experience: I’m really disappointed with the decision to close south commons location. Now I have to drive even further to a gym and you didn’t even include a spin studio. While my closest location is Oakville place, I absolutely hate that location. The layout is horrible with treadmills in front of front door and the whole middle section some ninja gym. And there is no rpm. NOW you close south commons and remove a spin studio. Now the newer location has the women’s only but TINY!! I’m not sure the point. You should’ve just included a spin studio. Also you’re offering the strength development class but only in the mornings. I’d like to see this class offered in evenings and with a combo of body balance afterwards.

Fantastic experience: I think they renovated this gym beautifully, unfortunately I can see how women who loved this location for its women's only usage feel a little disappointed now because the current women's only section is super tiny with a lack of strength training machines. So I would suggest to avoid this location if you are aiming to find a good women's only section. I would suggest the MILTON, or BRAMPTON (Mclaughlin Corner's) location if you're looking for a good women's only section with enough cardio and strength training machines. Otherwise, I love this gym. I love how they renovated it and included much more machines and the space is much bigger. I highly recommend if you don't mind the co-ed usage of the space.

Negative experience: Pros: Lots of equipment Recovery room CryoLounge+ Keyless locker Cons: NO HAND SANITIZER STATION ANYWHERE They don't have a lot of treadmill Some lockers are dirty PS. Every time I go there, they don't have available towels. Update: BEEN WORKING OUT FOR A MONTH AND STILL NO TOWEL AVAILABLE EVERY TIME I COME IN!!!! ALSO, PAPER TOWEL DISPENSERS ARE NOT GETTING REFILLED!!!!

Fantastic experience: 5 star, Way better than old South common gym, I know people are going to hate some areas, but what we had before can't compare.Great staff and great atmosphere.

Fantastic experience: I wanted to specifically give 5 stars to the person working the opening shift at front desk here on Christmas Day here. She had so much going on with endless calls and demands but was so friendly and kind. Thank you for working today. I’m sorry I missed her name.

Fantastic experience: Very nice new gym. Spacious. They have plenty of great equipment. The manager if very nice and front desk staff very pleasant. They do need to be careful with cleaning staff though because I see that the stretching area matts are never cleaned. They also need a chest supported row machine for their circuit.

Fantastic experience: I applaud making the gym more accessible. I had to cancel my membership in Toronto BECAUSE I couldn't work out with my wife or female members of my family because the closest gym was women only. Thank you for lifting those barriers, might I have to consider reinstatement of my membership if my local gym follows through with a change.

Positive experience: Love the new gym, put a lot of machines in which is great. Really disappointed in the lack of treadmills. It just opened, it’s only going to get busier. I already can’t get a treadmill to warm up.

Fantastic experience: Beautiful place

Fantastic experience: Awesome Gym with awesome equipment. Super spacious. Awesome machines i havent seen at any other Goodlife in the GTA

Negative experience: Was about to sign up my mom and sister because it's womens only, won't be doing that anymore since it's not!

Negative experience: How does this GoodLife location go from an all women’s gym, with the premise of expanded renovation, to a gender neutral gym with the women’s section merely A shoebox in the corner. Barely any exercise machines in the women section, I’m really disappointed and I’m sure everyone else is in this underwhelming development.

Fantastic experience: Super friendly staff always with a smile on their faces Weekdays and weekends staff always there yo help and welcoming Clean and well kept gym

Positive experience: To be honest with all the hype and the long wait I was expecting more thought to be put into this gym. The fitness classes have poor flow to put away your equipment. There is not enough lighter weights in these classes so members are fighting over the equipment. Not enough cardio machines. Barely any treadmills for the size of the gym and the machines are up in the overheated upper area of the gym. The women’s only area is extremely disappointing with no leg machines and few cardio equipment. On the other hand the co-ed weights part of gym is much more well done and I do think GoodLife has made this target audience happy. There is a lot of potential here to make this a better gym and hope that GoodLife is committed to improving gym based on member feedback.

Fantastic experience: Finally a Goodlife that's inclusive

Negative experience: I used to happily travel over 20 minutes just to work out at this women’s-only gym, and I always recommended it to my family and friends. Unfortunately, the new women’s section is a massive letdown—it's not even a quarter of the size it used to be. It’s incredibly disappointing and frustrating to see such a lack of consideration for women’s fitness spaces, especially when men already have so many gym options in Mississauga. This feels like a complete disregard for the importance of inclusive and empowering spaces for women. Truly heartbreaking.

Fantastic experience: Workout at home then. Be thankful you have access to go to a gym. People out there can't afford to buy groceries and you're complaining about your women's only space. Search for another club. Privileges don't accommodate your lifestyle ALL the time. It's called life.

Fantastic experience: Amazing new gym! 10 squat racks and cardio only on second floor. If your want to actually lift, come by.

Fantastic experience: I love the new Goodlife! Especially happy it caters for co-ed, as well as Women only. It's quite nearby for me to walk or bus quickly, or for anyone in the Erin Mills area. The proximity and convenience is a big plus! There's a cozy vibe and atmosphere! There's a good audience of Men and Women at the times that I've been in the gym. The staff is great, changerooms and lockers are huge, sauna is quite nice, and machines are all brand new, with plenty of machines for the smaller space. The Recovery Room, MindDen, and Hydromassage chairs are quite neat too catering to Wellness of the members!

Negative experience: The renovated gym has allocated a poorly equipped walk-in closet for women, with the majority of floor space and equipment being coed. It’s clear GoodLife didn’t consider the previous clientele of this location and their needs at all (given this was previously exclusively a women only location). I’m not sure why we were told this represented an upgrade. Does GoodLife value the experiences, comfort and membership of its women clients? This isn’t “inclusive” at all.

Fantastic experience: Great experience at GoodLife Fitness! The gym is very clean, spacious, and well-equipped. Plenty of machines and free weights for strength training, and they also have recovery and cardio options for those who need them. Highly recommend!

Negative experience: New women's section sucks. Just 2 treadmills and multiple equipment from the previous setup are missing. Massive downgrade. Existing members were an afterthought, looks like. Thoroughly disappointed.

Fantastic experience: I’ve been visiting this new co-ed gym weekly since its opening and I am thoroughly impressed with the upgrades to the space!! The new amenities (Recovery Room, MindDen, and massage chairs in a secluded area) are huge bonuses. The facility is very clean and equipped with friendly staff at the front desk and on the gym floor. The natural lighting, gym layout, and top-tier equipment (hack squat, belt squat, 3 dumbbell racks, multiple platforms, ski erg… etc!) makes it an inspiring place to workout. The women’s only workout space is functional and has a separate women’s only studio space - which is the first time I’ve ever experienced this! Will be returning

Negative experience: Oh, bravo, GoodLife Fitness! Truly groundbreaking work here. Turning a once-decent gym into a cozy little shoebox—just what we all dreamed of! Who needs space or strength training machines anyway? Clearly, lifting weights in a cramped room or being told to do it outside is the pinnacle of innovation. And the cherry on top? A whopping few cardio machines for everyone to fight over. Waiting in line for a treadmill really adds that special touch of community bonding I didn’t know I was paying for. But hey, hats off to the mastermind who designed this space! Really nailed the whole “frustrate your customers” aesthetic. So much for mental and physical health—now it’s just anger and wasted time. Keep up the great work! @GoodLifeFitness

Negative experience: Devastating loss of the womens-only space.

Negative experience: I guess they upgraded the gym to now exclude more women and to include more gender diversity.

Fantastic experience: Glad to see it as a co-ed facility. Much better than being exclusionary.

Positive experience: The layout is spacious and thoughtfully designed except the cardio area upstairs isn’t very big, I feel like they could’ve utilized the space better. Also, the women’s vanities in the washroom could’ve been better to match the high-quality standard of the gym! And the women’s only section is pretty small compared to the older one!!

Negative experience: At first I used to go to their gym at Loblaws, it was very nice and i felt comfortable since Im a hijabi and its a girl only gym. When i heard that they were changing the gym to another one, I saw the outside and it looked big, I was very excited and looking forward. But when I went there, I saw that only 25% of the old workout machines were there. Now it’s a very small place, and the classes are also small. Its just so unfair Im paying the same amount and if not more as the people not in the girls only and have a very limited space and not feel comfortable. Im honestly considering cancelling my membership and find a new gym.

Negative experience: Sad that GoodLife had a fantastic opportunity to expand a facility just for women. Instead, they downgraded the comfort, machines and space for women. Almost like the women members are inconsequential. I understand profits. But you had a golden opportunity for one location and instead you went back to generic coed gym. I would bet another gym picks up what you’ve thrown away and capitalize on it.

Fantastic experience: Best goodlife in the area

Fantastic experience: Pros: New, lots of space. So many weight cages, and many machines. Lots of benches. Cons: Surprisingly not many treadmills, get more! Only one pec/deltoid fly machine. Overall, 5 stars but can improve

Negative experience: Very disappointed in Goodlife Glen Erin for reducing women’s only space and facilities. I’ve been a member for 20 years and was waiting for them to improve women’s only facilities as the market clearly demands but they did the opposite!

Negative experience: GoodLife fitness… *rubs temple*.. thanks for making an all female space where women can feel comfy working out without anyone with a membership coming to say hi. Actually, the last coed I gym I was at, a dude not only followed and asked for my number, he also asked me to be his date to oasis to get him in. Google what oasis is yourself. So here we are in a woman’s club, just incredible. Finally sweet interactions without a peanut gallery of men gawking. It’s nice to see a renovation that included these values of the women only club! Except they weren’t included. I’m not surprised, because forever forget women’s rights. I know that sounds extreme.. that being said, you could try a little harder to hide the disrespect for women with this renovation. At least we have a thick skin and are used to it.

Fantastic experience: friendly staff

Negative experience: My experience in good life for women at the previous gym was excellent, and I appreciated the team and trainers, who continue to be very good at the new location. However, the new gym for women is quite disappointing due to its size and lack of equipment. To improve the experience, I recommend expanding the space, increasing the number of machines and treadmills, and ensuring better ventilation and air circulation to avoid overcrowding issues.

Fantastic experience: Love it!, absolutely,couldn’t be better Especially the massage chairs They hooked me up with a 3 day trial Thanks

Negative experience: How bad when values and ethics mean nothing to a business. Very disrespectful management decision, all of the sudden changed it to mixed gender place. People come from very long distance to enjoy women’s only space and now what, a single room ? Cancelled membership already and hoping for other place.

Negative experience: Horrible, no space, no towels and not enough machines very disappointing

Negative experience: Honestly this gym is a disaster. The ratings would be rock bottom if you hadn’t taken over the women’s-only Google page that had far better reviews—completely misleading. This new gym represents a severe setback for women; you’ve done the absolute bare minimum in setting up the women's only section, merely to check off a diversity quota and cash in on government incentives. Issues with the women's section: - The boot room is larger than the entire women's workout area - Only 2 treadmills provided, which are nearly always occupied - 1 squat rack... - No dedicated TRX area - A significant reduction in the variety of machines, limiting workout options - The fitness studio is smaller, poorly ventilated, with front mirrors that are both small and awkwardly angled, rendering them nearly useless - Some fans in the studio are bizarrely aimed at the back wall, far from where anyone would actually need them - The flooring inside the studios is cheap and is already showing signs of wear & tear - Showers in the change room are installed so low they can’t comfortably accommodate anyone who's on the taller side - The sauna is more often out of order than functional - Many of the lockers are faulty Issues with the rest of the gym: - Overwhelmingly bright unflattering lighting throughout the gym and change rooms - Co-ed fitness studio encounters the same issues as the women’s section: smaller, poorly ventilated, with front mirrors that are both small and awkwardly angled, rendering them nearly useless - The turf section is absurdly situated right where there is the most foot traffic, causing congestion and discomfort - Several squat racks are placed by large windows that face a main road and a bus stop, offering little privacy in a high traffic area - Some mirrors in the squat rack area are partially obscured by stickers, compromising their functionality - There is no water station on the top floor where the cardio machines are located, a glaring oversight in design - All water stations are prone to leaks and are designed so narrowly that using them without spilling is a challenge - The water stations are only equipped for bottles, with no option to drink directly if you’ve forgotten your bottle You’ve effectively dismantled what was meant to be a safe and dedicated space for women, reducing it to a token gesture. How could you think that shutting down a full-service women's gym and replacing it with something the size of a storage room would suffice? Consider bringing back the old gym inside Loblaws—even in its aged condition, it was leagues better. Overall this new gym seems to have been designed by someone who clearly has no experience using a gym nor cares about inclusivity.

Negative experience: I'm very sad! Why did you do this? I used to like this gym, but I'm very disappointed by the change. The gym is so huge now but the women's section is miniscule! Hardly any lifting machines and only a few treadmills. At least be fair and make the women's section as big as it was in the old location!

Negative experience: ridiculously small area in the women’s area compared to the old one with only 2 treadmills, poor ventilation as well had to leave after half an hour max

Negative experience: It’s a shame what you’ve done to the Women’s section. This was one of the last women’s only GoodLife location in the area, and you cut it to less than 1/4 of what it used to be. You guys had no regard or representation for women, nor the demographics present in Mississauga. Was there any representation from women when GoodLife was making decisions in creating this space? This is a step backward for women’s rights and safety! Absolutely horrible!

Negative experience: The new women’s area is ridiculously small, and it’s honestly disrespectful. When I signed up for a membership, I was told the new area would be the “SAME SIZE” and that’s one of the main reasons I decided to join. But now the space is tiny with only two treadmills!!! It feels like they just don’t care about their female members anymore. It’s clear that the gym is more focused on making money than actually providing a quality experience for its customers. For the price I’m paying, I would much rather go somewhere that actually values and respects its members. This is just really disappointing. I’m definitely going to cancel my membership and i know alot of my friends will cancel too.

Negative experience: Horrific downgrade of the women’s area. After using the women’s only gym for years I have canceled my membership and left.

Negative experience: There was absolutely zero regards for women when making this gym. The new women’s area is extremely small and 90% of the previous equipment is missing. I won’t be coming here anymore as it’s not worth the money. The owners are just money-hungry and don’t actually care about their customers. Do not come here.

Negative experience: I (along with many others) am extremely disappointed with the women's section at your new location. The fact that there are only TWO treadmills available, along with a noticeable lack of essential equipment, is frankly unacceptable and embarrassing. It is disheartening to see such limited offerings while membership prices remain unchanged. The women-only sections seem less about empowerment and more about checking diversity boxes to attract government corporate wellness programs. Your marketing rhetoric about “inspiring and inclusive atmosphere” is contradicted by the actual equipment limitations. I urge you to seriously reconsider the setup and equipment in the women's section. Additionally, PLEASE REOPEN the women's gym that was located inside Loblaws, which offered a far superior fitness experience. To make matters worse, throughout the rest of the gym, the water stations are constantly leaking, and there isn’t even one on the top floor where the cardio machines are located—an oversight that is baffling for a fitness center. Yet somehow apparently it was necessary to have an entire “boot section” which is such a waste of space. Additionally, many lockers are faulty, and the showers are built so low that they fail to accommodate taller individuals, making them impractical for a significant portion of your members. Let’s not even start with the harsh lighting throughout the gym and changerooms which is super unappealing. These issues collectively reflect a lack of care for member satisfaction. This new location is an absolute FAIL. It seems like it was designed by someone who clearly doesn’t use a gym and especially one that doesn’t care about inclusiveness. I sincerely hope you are paying attention to the negative feedback ESPECIALLY from women regarding these facilities (notice how all the 5-star reviews are from men).

Negative experience: This was a women's only gym that was wonderful to go to. It really felt like a warm community and yes, it was run down and needed some work, but it was so great to workout comfortably. This renovation is terrible, but could have been great. There was a huge opportunity for them to make a gym that would facilitate a women's only work out area and a large men's / co Ed workout area. The new gym is very large and the prior gym was very small. Women would have been happy with the same size as before. Instead, the women's area is not enough to successfully complete an actual workout. Prior to the gym was small already, and you managed to take this massive amount of space and make the women's area smaller? Also... You're in Mississauga, I don't think you realized the market of women in the city you're in... Anyway I am sure you will give me a script and apologize and make more money then before, but the possibility was there and many women will inevitably cancel that wouldn't have, if whoever organized this had just made it the same size and the same amount of machines like we were told.

Negative experience: I loved the all women’s workout area bfr but these guys cheaped out. There are already enough co ed locations all across Mississauga including other gym memberships that have a bunch of other co ed gyms, not having a problem with a co ed gym but considering they started off as a all women’s gym area they should’ve atleast made “for-women” gym area a decent size, the locker/change room area is bigger than the for women workout area, + so many things that are available for the co ed area aren’t including in the women area including the ankle straps for cable kickbacks for example. So many girls look/need an all women’s gym just for whatever reasoning they have and yet they cheaped out and made the co ed area MASSIVE with two levels. People and service is great but GoodLife messed up on this one.

Negative experience: The group classroom is very small and cannot accommodate 30+ people comfortably. Why you guys allow 30+ people (or sometimes even more) to share such a small space for group classes? It has made our experience quite unpleasant.

Negative experience: I am disappointed with the recent changes at GoodLife Gym. Closing the women’s gym to open a bigger mixed gym might seem like an upgrade, but the new women’s-only section is far from sufficient. It’s extremely small, with only two treadmills, which means women have to wait in line to use them. The selection of equipment is also disappointing. There are only a few machines, and it’s clear that not all the essential equipment was included. The studio space is cramped, and to make matters worse, there’s poor ventilation, making it uncomfortable to work out. If GoodLife Gym truly wants to support women, they should provide a better, more functional space. The current setup feels like an afterthought, and it’s frustrating for those of us who relied on having a proper women-only gym.

Negative experience: This gym is overcrowded, never towels available, they only have 10 treadmills, and people around on their phones doing anything in middle of the way

Negative experience: I’ve been a member of GoodLife Fitness(women) for a while and previously enjoyed the Loblaws location. However, the new facility has been very disappointing. The space is extremely small, lacks natural sunlight, and feels quite cramped compared to the old location. It’s especially challenging since this gym is for women – creating an inviting and uplifting environment should be a priority. Unfortunately, the design makes it feel isolating and unwelcoming. I also feel excluded in this environment, which is disappointing considering the emphasis on community and support that GoodLife promotes.

Negative experience: Posting this review on behalf of my mother who has been a longtime member here. She was quite excited for the new gym to open and encouraging the rest of our family members (who go to Movati) to switch over to here. To her utter shock, she walked in on the first day of the new gym opening to realize that the women’s section had been downsized to a fraction of its original size. She left without even working out. To Goodlife management: Whoever was responsible for the market demographic analysis here really messed up. Big fail to you on this one. How do you take what was a women’s only location and then *Decrease* the amenities when that is the main clientele you have had at that location for years….two treadmills, one elliptical, and the complete removal of fit fix. There seems to be a big failure to ensure previous members were not misled with false information about how the amenities for the women will remain the same if not be better post renovation. Secondly, the question Goodlife management should be asking: what is it that is a driving factor behind women wanting to work out in a women’s only facility over any regular mixed gym? If loyal clientele that has been training at your facility cannot be provided for, then this is a horrible precedent to set for potential clients. Anyways, my mother will likely be joining us at Movati now instead, seeing as for the same price point they actually offer a completely segregated and more spacious welcoming space for women.

Fantastic experience: Beautiful band new gym with world class equipment. This is renovated old GoodLife and has high ceiling, 2 floor gym.

Negative experience: New gym same problems with understaffing. If you can’t properly staff the first 2 weeks then what will it be like in 2 months…2 years. Not impressed! QR codes on app don’t work on scanners for entry. Why have an app with a QR code that doesn’t work. Simple fixes.

Negative experience: Its a beautiful new facility. However,you took away our women's gym and created a separate space. Clearly no one took into consideration the space we previously had and the number of women going to the gym. The studio is too small and the work out area cannot accommodate the amount of women who DO NOT WANT TO WORK OUT WITH MALES. Its a huge gym. Why didn't you dedicate more space to the women's area with sufficient space and a good amount of machines considering what we previously had. I hate having to come here. Clearly there is a need if the original women's gym was so busy. EPIC FAIL GOODLIFE.

Positive experience: Mixed feelings about the new gym. I use to go to the women’s gym sporadically to do weights so I was interested to see what the new space would look like. Legit walked in and walked right back out, the space is so small, it’s almost pointless to even have the ladies section. The coed section is nice - lots of weights and machines, however the turf is in such a weird spot. It’s placed right at the front where people walk to the change rooms. They should have either put it at the back or at least have a bar running along it so it doesn’t seem so out in the open. The placement of the turf is much better at the Meadowvale or Oakville place locations. The cardio section upstairs is way too small. Luckily I got a machine and didn’t have to wait but they don’t have enough treadmills or ellipticals. It seems like the layout of the gym itself isn’t well thought out. They have a big area for the hydro massage downstairs and a boot area, which is a waste. Those spaces could have been better utilized especially the boot area. They also only have 1 stretch spot that I saw that was upstairs. Disappointing they don’t have a hot yoga studio either! Overall it’s an ok location but there are other locations that are better.

Negative experience: Completely disappointed by the upgrade! As someone who has been coming to this gym for the last two years I felt so happy to have a safe and comfortable space to workout in. Even so, I was excited for the change with the reassurance that a women's only space will be preserved. Instead this space was reduced to no more then a walk in closet. Two treadmills and a handful of machines in a cramped space seems forced and without thought. All the machines I was accustomed to using are gone and for the first time in a long time I cut my workout short feeling disrespected. I don't expect a giant space with everything included but I did hope to have a decently equipped space considering how much money I pay.

Negative experience: what a disappointment, they replaced the old women's gym with one a fraction of the size with 2 treadmills (i am not exaggerating) without a single leg machine, i will be cancelling my membership along with the other girls in the community, huge downgrade from the original women’s gym

Fantastic experience: Simply put this is an amazing gym. Excellent equipment and lots of it, even some rarer machines like a belt & proper hack squat - you don’t see those everywhere. Their class studio looks cool and they have a lot on the schedule for people looking for classes. The recovery amenities are awesome too, I highly recommend!!

Fantastic experience: The new gym is nice. Women’s section has decent amount of equipment and its own studio which was great.

Negative experience: Pretty disappointed. Thought that the new place was going to be just for woman and was super excited to have a bigger space. Visited the area with a friend and realized it’s now co-ed and for woman… but the only difference they reduced the area for woman so much it just doesn’t make sense coming here anymore. For the price they are charging I was okay coming here ONLY because it’s JUST for woman. I wanted to come in and feel comfortable doing my work out and leave. Now it’s small, takes a long time to wait for equipment in woman only area, and the comfort level just is not the same. Will be cancelling membership, makes no sense to keep for the poor space being provided. There are no more space that is “just for woman”. Feel like GoodLife went downhill overtime. If I wanted a co-we gym I would rather go to planet fitness and pay cheaper there. It’s much cleaner if I’m honest. Disappointing.

Fantastic experience: I grew up in the Erin mills neighbourhood in the last 14 years. I always had to drive at least 15+ minutes to get to a goodlife (except South Common Mall Goodlife but that one is so small and equipment are all wearing and tearing). Thank you Goodlife for not only opening up this location right outside my doorstep but for going above and beyond. 8 deadlift platforms + 2 additional squat racks, 5 (or 6?) bench press, lots of benches and DBs that go all the way up to 120 lbs, a HACK SQUAT (best quad builder machine), and a BELT SQUAT (as a powerlifter, I am extremely thankful). This large rectangular space is EXTREMELY organized, 2nd floor has all cardio equipment, stretching area, mindDEN and recovery room. They also got a sauna and lockers have a built in lock on them which I LOVE. I have been to at least 25+ locations, and thank you for building my favourite goodlife location right in my neighbourhood. To all the women complaining, I am sorry for your loss, but we have to recognize that women and men thrive in community together. You can't have women spaces everywhere and avoid men forever. I'm here to enjoy my workout and not stare at women. The Erin Mills neighbourhood was getting overcrowded and we needed a co-ed location and GoodLife made the utilitarianism move to do so. UPDATE: ok so I see a lot of women are very pressed about this situation. I get it, there can be pedo’s in the gym and you want your own space and comfort. The only possible solution at this point is to try to ask for women’s only hours (has to be at a non-busy hour of course, otherwise everyone will complain). Please try to fight for that instead rather than complaining about how (I kid you not, one Instagram comment said this): “they demolished our homes”, demanding more space of the gym to be women’s only just ain’t gonna cut it, they already built and sectioned off everything. The floor plan was already circulating around months before it was built. Everyone saw it coming. THANK YOU GOODLIFE FITNESS, YOU DID AN AMAZING JOB IN MY EYES AND MANY OTHERS

Negative experience: I was really excited about this new space and the staff advertising a new “women’s only” area, but what a complete downgrade. Super disappointed with them taking such a big space for women to feel comfortable working out in and now basically stuffing us into a small corner. Like seriously? One machine for each equipment now? Don’t even get me started with the small little corner free weights section. Terrible management and consideration for the women’s only gym.

Negative experience: Very disappointed to see that new gym which completely ignored the need of proper space for female members. I know female members from “Women only Gym” were not happy to see the new facility. Goodlife head office leadership has to be quick to address these serious concerns and complaints from female members with proper solution as quickly as possible before negative feedback start impacting Good life brand.

Negative experience: Just Visited new Gym opened today at glen Erin and Eglinton. The women’s only work out are is a JOKE! Absolutely cramped and pathetic. Just few machines. Women were lining up for the fitness class in the same area which is already like a match box size. Don’t waste your money here. Will definitely be cancelling mine!

Negative experience: Severely disappointed in the new Glen Erin Goodlife Fitness. I visited the grand opening for the new space for co-ed and "women's only" and the women's only space is a joke. We used to have the upstairs of Loblaws, lots of cardio options, machines for different muscle groups, and a nice space for open weights; now it's such a downgrade!!! The women's changeroom is bigger and more spacious than the entire workout area. There's like 2 workout machines, the rest are outside in the co-ed area. I feel so disrespected by the Goodlife management, they took a women's only space that was private and destroyed it. I don't feel comfortable working out in co-ed spaces, that's literally the sole reason myself (and so many other women I know) signed up for the Glen Erin Goodlife. I've been going to this gym for over 2 years now and I'm probably going to cancel my membership. If I wanted a co-ed space, I would join LA Fitness or any other gym in the area, THEY EVEN COST LESS!!! The SOLE reason I'm paying more money for this Goodlife is for my privacy. and now that's gone. I don't know why they have to remove the upstairs area. Keep the upstairs area with the old machines for us, and take your new co-ed space, I swear we don't mind. I know SO MANY women who are upset with this new location. We can't even workout in these "new" gym conditions. I just feel really disappointed and unwelcome in this space. I feel like Goodlife management doesn't really care about the women who originally signed up for privacy and comfort, they just want more money. Congrats on your new opening, Goodlife. I won't be participating.

Positive experience: I visited the new gym location today and with a heavy heart I have to say it was very disappointing. There was absolutely no consideration for the woman's only section. A lot of women work out in a woman's only section due to religion, past history or simply feeling uncomfortable working out alongside men and to see how small this area was is honestly sad. How did GoodLife go from a fairly moderate sized woman only gym to a tiny room? I love and admire the general manager and the employees but GoodLife's decision to downsize the woman section is upsetting. I spoke to multiple women today who agreed that it's way too small. I'm now stuck with a decision to continue with my membership in a small busy woman section or cancel my membership when I never thought I would have to cancel.

Fantastic experience: Best place to train in 2025 ! Excellent job done by the entire team of GoodLife fitness.

Positive experience: New location is very nice and clean (hopefully will stay that way) (5 star). The lack of channels is still horrible (what are we paying for? 7 channels and two are duplicated?!?! Sports sports and news plz) CC (closed captioning) doesn’t work on brand new treadmills (?!?!?) (2 star) Overall 3.5 star

Negative experience: Absolutely disappointed by the womens only workout area. I don't understand how they are expecting Muslim/Hijabi women who are paying the same price of the membership to feel comfortable in the womens only workout area that they provided. It is not even 1/4 of the old Womens Only space that was on the upper level of Loblaws. It has absolutely no equipment. 2 treadmills? 1 elliptical? And no fit fix section. How do you expect women to wait for their turns to have a proper workout? Absolutely disgusting. Honestly, it's better to go to other gyms that are cheaper.

Fantastic experience: 5/5 stars! I'm loving the new Goodlife gym! The state-of-the-art facilities, friendly staff, and variety of classes make it the perfect fitness gym. Highly recommend!

Negative experience: Someone went into the change room today and cut the lock cut off locker between 745pm and 845pm all belongings stolen. Response from the gym was-there’s nothing we can do you’ll have to come back tomorrow, then proceeded to lock up the gym and went home. 0 care or customer service!

Fantastic experience: ♥️

Negative experience: So I started using PC Express at the loblaws here...and every single time I do, I see MEN walking into the Goodlife with their Goodlife bags....? So is this a women's only gym with some exceptions? I've been a Goodlife member for 15 years and would have LOVED to use this location but cannot. What's the deal with letting only SOME men in here??

Positive experience: It has a good space for parking

Negative experience: Honestly so amazing of them to include a women’s area in the new coed gym that is literally smaller than the changing room. Cancelling membership along with my sisters. Yall suck.

Negative experience: personally i have been coming to this gym for a long time, and especially for the price i am paying, it is important to have a non judgmental and comfortable environment to workout in and the certain staff members here do not provide this. they are rude and unwelcoming other than the general manager. if it wasn't for being the only female gym in the area i would have left a long time ago. horrible staff

Negative experience: customer service is horrible. i was excited to start at a all girls gym because i was expecting a girls girl healthy female environment. At this gym i’ve received the opposite. the front desk people are rude. I am in customer service myself and I would never blankly stare at a customer or give them something and just walk away without saying anything. If you’re looking for a friendly. environment do yourself a favour and don’t come here !

Negative experience: Highly unorganized …. I had a class booked for 6:30 to which i showed up in time but despite having a slot booked the class was full and the instructor Wendy wasn't ready to listen to me …instead jus said on the microphone at 6:34 that if i am late she cant help. Though i was there at 6:30. Not recommended! Highly un organized

Negative experience: If I could them 0 I would. GoodLife has the worse customer service and their membership service is absolutely horrible. I called to pause my membership and was told the minimum was one month which was fine by me as I wanted to pause for 6 months. The rep froze my membership for the one month only. I came back to multiple emails , NSF fees and $25 additional charges from GoodLife for not being able to deduct payments they were not allowed to be anyways! I called to complain and have my membership cancelled only for the rep to keep telling me the last person's notes were clear and that's all they can go off and that's all anyone can off of. I asked to have it escalated to which he replied yea I'll cancel it now and ask them to follow up. I requested a refund for all the charges including NSF and late payment.l and asked what notes were being put in now to which he replied: that you want to cancel and to see if you froze your account properly ,.. I had to then ask for him to update the notes properly including that I wanted to be properly refunded for all the charges that I accumulated which at this point is hundreds of dollars. Very disappointed with the service.

Negative experience: I thought I should address this - I came in Friday night (May 17th I believe) to inquire about purchasing a membership. There was no staff and I waited for 15 minutes. Someone else was waiting too so I walked right in and then a girl that was working out who I guess was the worker, walked to the front desk in her sports bra and her AirPods in to help the other girl. I just left at this point. I will not be buying a memebership from here, seems very unprofessional.

Fantastic experience: I enjoy going to Goodlife every day. Very friendly faces and lots of good classes.

Negative experience: UPDATE: for all the Muslim girlies, the women’s only section is like 1/5 of the og location it’s so small with only two treadmills and limited machinery, the change room seems bigger. I’m hoping it doesn’t get as busy and the old location had around row of treadmills and even then I would be waiting for them. The coed part is very big but disappointed that they didn’t consider their previous members. I asked the workers and they have said the women’s only section has cameras that all staff has access to. Will be going to another gym. Love that sauga has an all females gym(I think it’s the only one in sauga). I feel comfy as a hijabi. The windows are all tinted and the door is always closed so no men can enter and they also put up signs when men might enter (plumber). It is always hot and a lil small put you can ask staff to turn on fans.

Positive experience: Love the staff. Equipment needs improvement.

Fantastic experience: Excellent ❣️

Positive experience: The gym isn’t the best compared to other GoodLife locations but it has everything one needs to get a good workout and the fact that it’s women only makes exercising more comfortable for different reasons. The reason I keep coming back is the staff; instructors like Pam (Pamela) make working out really fun and the time passes before I realize it. Definitely recommend signing up for classes once you’ve joined.

Positive experience: جيد في الصباح

Negative experience: Got my Canada Goose jacket stolen, and they did nothing to find it, also they won't let you cancel a personal trainer contract even if you're having an emergency.

Negative experience: The personal trainer tried to sell me a plan for $650 a month telling me (verbatim) “You’re just going to turn into one of those girls who only come here to use the treadmill or elliptical and never see any results” Not everyone is trying to become a body builder. She also said if I try to exercise on my own without a trainer that I’m going to get injured? I just wanted to get out of the house and build healthy lifestyle habits without being harassed for expensive workout plans. Personal trainers do realize that people can get gym memberships for their mental health too right?

Fantastic experience: Excellent gym for women. Almost all equipment are available. Clean environment.

Negative experience: I never write reviews but this gym was truly so disappointing. It is dark, smelly, and dirty. Machines are old and outdated, and there is very little space to stretch or warm up. There are minimal benches and I found myself frustrated throughout my entire workout because there was so little space and equipment. If you just do cardio, this gym might be fine (aside from the terrible smell and ambiance), but anyone interested in machines or lifting should go somewhere else. I was excited to go to a woman’s only gym but I would rather workout around men if it means having a half decent workout.