This is a personal-training studio, so read the rating differently
PointFit in Uccle, Brussels, sits at a striking 4.9 across 15 ratings. Before that number sells you, understand what it's rating. This isn't a gym you swipe into and wander around. It's a personal-training studio, and every review is about one-on-one coaching with a specific trainer. That changes what the score means. A place where you only get in the door with a coach watching you is going to score high, because unhappy people just don't sign up for a second session. The interesting question isn't whether the coaching is good. It's whether it's worth the price of private coaching for you.
I'll say the reviews are unusually concrete about results, which I respect more than vague praise.
What clients actually got
The reviews name two trainers, Nicolas and Benoit, and they describe outcomes, not vibes. A client in January 2024 wrote a long, specific account of training with Nicolas: "I had back pain and constantly injured before this, but he educated me and helped me to find out why I had back pain and designed the workout program to strengthen the muscles to prevent injury... In 2 weeks, I noticed visible improvement of my posture!" That same person was honest about the cost hesitation: "If you are like me who was hesitant to pay for a personal trainer (it is not cheap compare to a regular gym subscription), please give it a try!"
Benoit gets the longer track record. A client in June 2023 wrote, "I have known him for more than 10 years and I enjoy every session with him." Another, the same month, described tailored work through a specific life stage: "Benoit helped me get in shape before my wedding... and now he's providing excellent support during my pregnancy. I'm seven months pregnant and I still go to him once a week for tailored exercises."
One review is in French, from a client in June 2023, and it lists endurance goals hit over five years: "5 years of coaching with Benoit Myaux! Many goals achieved starting from nothing... Amsterdam Marathon, the 42km of Mont Blanc, 76km at the Templiers festival, a 100km-plus Ultra Trail at Carcassonne and many others" (translated from French).
Where the voices agree
They agree on attention. The recurring words are tailored programs, form correction, injury prevention, and follow-up between sessions, with one client noting the coach would "whatsapp me to suggest exercise/recovery" on off days. This is high-touch, individualized coaching. That's the product.
What's missing
Not a single review states a price. Two clients call it "not cheap" and hint it costs more than a gym membership, but nobody gives a figure, a session length, or whether packages exist. That's a big blank for a service where price is the whole decision. Hours on file run Monday through Saturday, 8:00 to 20:00. Call +32 473 75 47 10 or check pointfit.be for rates.
Who it's not for
Anyone who wants to train alone, cheaply, or on a drop-in basis. There's no sign of open-gym access here, and no group-class pricing mentioned. If a monthly membership and your own headphones is your ideal, this is the wrong fit. It suits people who specifically want structured, supervised coaching and will pay for it.
FAQ
Is PointFit a regular gym?
No. It's a personal-training studio in Uccle. Every review describes one-on-one sessions with a coach, not open gym access.
Who are the trainers?
Reviews name Nicolas and Benoit. Clients credit them with tailored programs, form correction, injury rehab, and endurance-event coaching, some over many years.
How much does coaching cost?
No review states a price, though two clients call it more expensive than a standard gym subscription. Contact PointFit at +32 473 75 47 10 for current rates.