Frederiksberg Fysioterapi og Traeningscenter shows 4.6 from 36 reviews, and Google categorizes it as both a physiotherapy practice and a sports facility - every one of its five written reviews describes hands-on clinical treatment, not general gym access.
Two Named Therapists, Two Independent Endorsements
Nikolaos Kourtidis: "The place is clean and the therapists are so professional. I have had treatment with Jane - and she is just excellent. Highly recommended based on my experience." Florian Preis, independently: "Competent treatment and friendly service. Very happy with Puk!" Two different reviewers naming two different therapists specifically - Jane and Puk - suggests this is a multi-practitioner clinic rather than a single-person operation, with reviewers clearly telling each apart and crediting them individually.
A Review That May Not Be About This Clinic
Susanne Treu Jensen's review is short and a little confusing: "Was at the podiatrist next to super pampering." I'd flag this one directly rather than fold it into the clinic's picture uncritically - it reads as though she may be describing a podiatrist located next door, or conflating two adjacent businesses, rather than giving a clear account of Frederiksberg Fysioterapi itself. I'm including it for completeness, but I wouldn't weight it the way I would the other four, more clearly on-topic reviews.
What "Professional" Actually Covers
Christine X's review adds detail beyond a single compliment: "Super professional treatment. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Nice surroundings." Brian Burr, the oldest review here from July 2017, is the most outcome-focused: "Got it fixed! Friendly staff." Short as it is, "got it fixed" is a real claim - whatever brought him in, he reports it resolved, which is the kind of plain, outcome-based praise that's easy to trust precisely because it isn't dressed up.
What's Missing
No review states a treatment price, and as a physiotherapy practice, cost may depend on the specific treatment or whether it's covered by Danish public health insurance - worth confirming directly rather than assuming a flat rate. Nothing describes exactly what conditions each therapist specializes in. The newest written review is from December 2020, more than five years old now.
Who It's Not For
Anyone looking for general gym membership and independent equipment access - every clear review here describes one-on-one physiotherapy treatment instead. Anyone who needs current pricing or insurance-coverage information, since neither appears in the written record.
Frederiksberg Alle 54, Frederiksberg C, Denmark. The phone number is +45 33 23 25 65, and the website is ffys.dk.
FAQ
Is this a gym or a physiotherapy clinic?
A physiotherapy clinic, according to Google's own categorization and every clearly on-topic review, which describe hands-on treatment rather than independent gym access.
Who provides treatment?
At least two therapists are named directly by independent reviewers: Jane and Puk, both praised specifically for competence and friendliness.
Do reviewers report actual results?
Yes - one reviewer's entire review is essentially "got it fixed," a plain outcome claim rather than vague praise.
How recent is the feedback?
Not recent. The newest written review is from December 2020. Google's relative-time labels on this listing understate their age, so treat every date here as absolute.