This My Gym branch was on level 1 of the PRIMA retail park in Pruszcz Gdanski, near Gdansk. The Places record carries a closure flag, and nothing has been written about it since October 2017, which is nearly nine years.
Check whether it exists before you go. The flag is the deprecated kind, so it isn't conclusive on its own, but nine years of silence points the same way. There's no phone number on the record. The chain site is mygym.pl.
All the reviews are in Polish; my translations are marked.
The Complaint Worth Preserving
A member in October 2017, one star (translated from Polish): "Today I was asked to leave a generally accessible area, for exercises on a mat, because a trainer had clients he wanted to train with in front of the mirror and, I assume, on the mat. These weren't group fitness classes, just the trainer's additional private sessions. This gym doesn't seem to be his property, and all of us pay for the generally accessible equipment and space when we enter."
She was cleared off shared floor space so a trainer could run a paid private session on it.
That's a specific, checkable practice, and it's the sort of thing that never appears in a price list. Her argument is the right one: everybody paying to enter has bought access to that mat, and a PT's client hasn't bought exclusivity over it.
She adds: "The same trainer doesn't give information or help if you ask him for help without paying, which I also experienced about six months earlier."
I've left out her closing adjective about the staff. The behaviour she describes is the point, not her verdict on it.
Paid Up And Locked Out
A member in October 2017, four stars (translated): "Closed for technical reasons. Does anyone know what reasons exactly and when it will be open? Membership paid, and you can't go."
Four stars, and he's standing outside a locked door with a paid pass.
That's from the same month as the closure-flagged record, which may or may not be a coincidence. I can't tell you whether "technical reasons" became permanent.
Two Members Agree On The Weak Spot
A member in July 2017, three stars (translated): "Big gym, plenty of equipment. Unfortunately, for some time they've been resting on their laurels and I get the impression it's getting worse. Lots of people at peak hours, but it's not a disaster. A huge minus for the very poor changing room."
A member in February 2017, four stars (translated): "Big gym, plenty of equipment, big plus for the pull-up gate and the decline bench for chest (a rarity in gyms). At peak hours it's crowded, and a minus for the changing rooms and bathrooms, the weakest point of this gym."
Both call the changing rooms the worst thing about the place. Both say it's big with plenty of equipment. Both say it's crowded at peak.
That February reviewer gives the one genuinely useful equipment detail: a pull-up gate and a decline bench, which he calls a rarity. He's right that decline benches are uncommon.
And the July reviewer says something I'd have wanted to follow up: "resting on their laurels, getting worse." That was three months before someone found the door locked for technical reasons.
FAQ
Is this gym open?
Unknown. The record carries a closure flag and nothing has been written since October 2017. There's no phone number to check with.
What was the main complaint?
Changing rooms, from two separate members. Separately, a member was moved off shared mat space so a trainer could run a private session there.
What equipment did it have?
A member named a pull-up gate and a decline bench for chest, calling the latter a rarity. Both members called the gym big and well equipped.
Are the reviews in English?
No, they're in Polish. The quotes above are my translations.
What to Expect
My Gym Pruszcz Gdański is a place to train in the local area. Membership options, trial passes, and class schedules are best confirmed directly before your first visit.