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Gyming in wa

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Just wondering if any one have a gym they would recommend
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I did a bit of research last year before signing up for a membership and Revo seemed to be the cheapest and most flexible, however it is fairly basic. I go in, lift weights, and go home. There's no pool, classes, minimal staffing etc which suits me.
 
if your Inglewood way Terry tyzac Alexander drive top value and some great looking gym bunnies
 
If you are south of the river Round 1 Fitness in Cockburn. Its a great gym.
 
Depends what you really want?

I think the 24hr chains, Snap, XO, Revo, goodlife, plus etc are all most people need for run of the mill training. Revo, surge and goodlife definitely attract a different crowd to snap for example.

These are good to see whether you prefer lifting or cardio or a combination but dont get sucked into paying some trainer with a fancy bmw, merc or raptor (on finance) a weekly fee to subscribe to his or hers app based training program. I think 95% are just scamming people out of money

Next step up are the built for purpose gyms. Laceys, mma, f45, crossfit, individual gyms, powerlifting places, rock climbing etc. I like this tier as you can sorta choose an interest and its dead easy to make friends pretty and training doesnt become such a chore but it ultimatelty depends what you want. You also pay shitloads more.
 
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F45 are amazing-

45 minute high intensity workouts.
I nearly had a 6 pack after 3 weeks!
I nearly vomited after the first few classes, it’s intense but sooo worth it.
 
World Gyms are the best "commerical" gyms I've been to.
Franks Gym in Burswood is great for a (less commercial?) gym
 
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