Active Living Fitness Club is a facility that can be accessed by everyone, regardless of your fitness goals, experience or abilities. Excellent fitness training or exercise support packages also available for those looking to get the most out of their membership! Active Living Fitness Club is in a unique position to be able to offer specialty fitness classes unavailable at other facilities.
The expertise of our Fitness staff, along with the club's relationship with Active Living Physiotherapy, allows us to prepare evidence-based classes for any medical condition and level of physical functioning. Currently our classes include: Exercising with Parkinson's Disease, Exercise following Stroke, Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Exercise Class and Falls Prevention.
The expertise of our Fitness staff, along with the club's relationship with Active Living Physiotherapy, allows us to prepare evidence-based classes for any medical condition and level of physical functioning. Currently our classes include: Exercising with Parkinson's Disease, Exercise following Stroke, Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Exercise Class and Falls Prevention.
Services
If you are thinking of making a lifestyle change or want to know the best way to exercise with an injury or disability, our highly trained, professional staff can custom design a workout program specific to you and your fitness goals. Our personal trainers offer one-on-one training in an open environment and will be there to motivate and keep you accountable to reaching your next level of fitness.
Active Living Fitness Club's adaptive golf league is primarily made up of clients who have had previous golf experience before their physical challenges caused by brain injury, stroke, spinal cord injury etc., lead them away from recreational activities. We would like your volunteer support with driving golf carts, managing small groups, problem solving, setting up equipment, etc.
Reviews (10)
Cn
Jan 20, 2022
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Charles Wang
Jan 18, 2022
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Field house for pickup games. Loads of fun. The downside is that all the indoor soccer are playing on the same court, those players would wear outdoor shoes, which brings quite a bit of dust to the wood floor. There are four rubber fields, they should be utilizing those one first cuz basketballs are not as bounce on rubber floor.
Jeff Grenier
Sep 15, 2021
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Yael Oosthuizen
Sep 11, 2021
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Andy Li
Jul 31, 2021
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Their rules are very strict, and you can't feel yourself relaxing and exercising. I think going to the gym is a very relaxing thing. But their rules are too cumbersome. When you don’t go, they will send you an email to warn you. When your card is not available, they will not give you any help, just kick the problem to one card office. Even if the mistakes are caused by their own work, they will not say sorry.
Krypto Nate
Jul 11, 2021
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Nicole Freeman
Jan 03, 2020
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Reanna Moore
Nov 29, 2019
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Jacobus
Jul 24, 2019
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The staff in the weight area are excessively egotistic and unhelpful who care more about looking good and being obnoxious than actually helping. The layout is awful, and the varsity athletes dominate the only good area of the gym. The only reason I attend is due to the convenience of location but if I had more income I would go elsewhere.
Paul Henderson
Aug 09, 2018
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Good pricing and value for students (although quite expensive for non-students), especially if you are one who stays in Victoria over the summer months. I think the highlight of the gym is that there are a large number of squatting racks, making sure you are never waiting too long to get your most important lifts in! I'd say the main drawback is that when the varsity section is closed the free weights area can feel quite cramped.
