Anytime Fitness New Upper Thomson

Small and cozy gym. Split into 2 floors. Machines, racks on first floor, along with locker area. Upstairs, you will find the dumbbell area with 3 benches up to 50kg, a few more machines, a cable station, and functional area. Still looking new and well maintained. Nice to workout during off-peak with lesser crowd.

Good ambience, but the main issues are 1. A lot of gym goers do not rerack weights or leave weights haphazardly, especially the ones working out late at night as this happens a lot when I go to gym early morning 2. the gym is really small and there's a lot of wasted space. Equipment like the smith machine, hack squat, back row (near the staircase) etc are seldom used while popular equipments like cable machines and powerlifting platform, there's only 1 of each... Compound this with peak hours (before and after work) you basically have to wait a while before it's your turn. Honestly felt like the gym is trying to cater to cardio and weightlifting crowds at the same time but end up not satisfying either. Hopefully with the new gym at upper thomson cc it can help to alleviate the crowded feel.

Not my usual spot to get my workout done, but I was in the area and decided to try this AF branch. Overall a decent gym, a bit on the smaller side, but has plenty of equipment and all the essentials for any type of workout. Most machines are on the lower floor, while you can find a functional area and free weights on the second floor. I came during early afternoon on a weekday, so it wasn't too crowded. Had a good workout and wouldn't mind coming back again! 🦾

Have been coming here since the old Upper Thomson Anytime Fitness. Clean gym with great equipments and helpful staffs, so far very well maintained. Hope it will remain in pristine condition in the years to come!

Came here on a tuesday morning and it was relatively quiet. This was the first AF I visited at the start of COVID-19, but I didn't join it then as the equipment wasn't what I expected, i.e. bumper plates and platforms. They recently got bumper plates and a platform (I think as part of their "glow up") so I visited it. The gym is rather small, but has quite a lot of equipment over 2 floors. Pretty much everything I need for a good strength workout. Free weights wise, there's 1 Hammer Strength full power rack with attached platform, another half rack, 2 sets of HS bumper plates from 10-25kg, except 20kg which has 3 sets, many other black rubberised plates, and 3 F1 recreation barbells that spin, but aren't as "tight" as the spin bars at other AF that use Eleiko/Ziva/HS/unbranded bars. It's 99% there though, but you will feel a bit of "give" when loading the HS bumper plates. Minor complaint. Another issue is that the ceilings aren't very high, so the pull up bars at the top of the racks are pretty much unusable as your head will likely hit the ceiling if you try doing pullups there. There are also various cable machines and cardio equipment Upstairs, there are dumbbells up to 50kg, fixed bars, plate loaded machines, a warmup place with bands, kettlebells, a plyo-box, medicine balls, foam rollers, yoga blocks, and other assorted stuff. Strangely, there's a small glass room with a platform, half rack, barbells and plates, but it was for "Authorised personnel only". This is the first AF I've been to that has this, I guess it's anytime but not anywhere. There are bathroom facilities on both floors, and the downstairs one looks nice and very well maintained for an AF. There's 1 staff on duty during the time I was there and she was just minding her own business, as I was, so not much to report there.