Great training to be honest but stringent contractual laws, not suitable for students or more. The trainers were friendly, warm, and good at their job, truly. However, you have to give 2 or months cancellation notice if you want to quit, depending on your membership, which is not reasonable or viable for everyone, such as me who had to leave due to a new job in London. I am still paying for a service I'm not using because I am contractually obligated. The worst bit is, they can set this contractual obligation to any month as they see fit. It can be 1 or 2 months prior notice, but you need to commit either 1 month, 6 months, or 12 months depending on your contract. I've attached an image showing the memberships as the website doesn't have them on there, probably indicating price changes. This shows that the cancellation period is not pertinent to their business needs, what's more important is a steady cashflow. It is just a way to grab more money from those naive to read contracts or have unexpected surprise circumstances arise. I can't see another reason to do this beside it being a money grab. You write it on a paper the cancellation period and can set it to whatever you want. Won't go back again as its business above all else and there are better alternatives without stringent contracts. Many other gyms teach as they do. If you are a young naive person, probably a student, it matters very important who your first coaches are. Explore the market first. Don't get tied up with difficult unnecessary contracts.