Complejo Deportivo Supera Mostoles

Después de 5 años sin venir me encuentro con un gimnasio en plena forma.los aparatos están bastante bien y la aglomeración de gente es, como en todos los gimnasios dependiendo de la hora. Limpieza perfecta y el personal genial. Cómo familia. A tener en cuenta que este gimnasio ya tiene unos años y al tener piscina no veo que tenga mal precio.

If I had to choose between never working out again or going to this gym, I'd definitely choose the former, even though I enjoy working out. People were without towels and the place was packed. The machines were designed by an engineer with no degree and absolutely no clue about biomechanics. If Chicote were writing the review, he'd say this place isn't second-rate, it's third-rate. Oh, and to top it all off, the prawns were served frozen.

I've been going to this gym for years, and it gets worse every year, and on top of that, it's more expensive. It's not a gym where you can do proper strength training. 1. THE FACILITIES ARE IN POOR CONDITION. Buckets are everywhere because of the leaks that plague us every winter, and they never fix them. I'm uploading photos so you can see I'm not making this up; they might as well advertise innovative bucket swimming courses. 2. BASIC MACHINES ARE MISSING. I think it's the only gym in Spain that doesn't have such basic machines as a squat rack and a hip thrust machine, even a glute bench press, which isn't expensive at all. All the women struggle to do hip thrusts; you see us all over the gym looking for a spot for this exercise, which is a classic for glutes and hamstrings. If you're a woman, don't come to this gym. For much less money, you can find others with machines for a good leg workout. And if you're a man, don't even bother coming because you'll find only one power rack, one Smith machine, and two bench presses - not enough for everyone, and you always have to wait to use them. The other Supera La Fuensanta has several, and it's great. Plus, there are only five measly benches, which break all the time, and you have to fight to get one. 3. UP TO FOUR ROOMS ARE CLOSED AND WE DON'T HAVE ACCESS TO EQUIPMENT. We have to do our warm-up, cool-down, mobility routines, stretching, etc., between the machines or in walkways like hallways, which means we get in each other's way and can't train properly. Also, if you need resistance bands, a jump rope, or basic equipment, you have to bring it from home. The other Supera in Móstoles that I mentioned earlier has an open space for this with tons of equipment and two rooms for everyone to use. I don't understand why we can't use them here. 4. BASIC EQUIPMENT IS MISSING. It's not just the resistance bands and other things I mentioned before; they're missing all kinds of grips. I see some people bringing their own from home. For glute kickbacks, don't expect ankle straps, for example. We all end up bringing equipment from home that any regular gym has, except this one, of course. 5. IT'S VERY EXPENSIVE. The prices go up more and more every year. If you're over 31, the membership costs €40 for mornings only and €56 for the full membership. It's a rip-off, considering all they do is replace the treadmills with worse ones than the ones we already had, instead of investing in everything I just mentioned. SUMMARY: It's pathetic. I hope they open a gym nearby soon so that all of us who go there because of proximity and need can go. Now, if management wants, they can reply to this comment addressing each point I've made, and see if they have the nerve to deny them. I'm not giving it 0 stars because Google won't let me.

I've been a member of this gym for over three years, and I've seen the monthly fee increase every few months without warning and without any improvements to the facilities. Many of us regular members have been demanding new machines in the gym because they're all old and break down every two weeks. The handles are poor quality and insufficient; they replace them occasionally, but only with others of the same or worse quality. The only change I've seen in these three years and more than three fee increases is the replacement of all the dumbbells, and that was only because they were falling apart months ago. Filing complaints is pointless because they couldn't care less, and all they do is nod in response to suggestions and say they'll look into it. It's a complete disaster of a gym, terribly managed. The only reason people like me go is because of its proximity.

The gym is old, they don't maintain the machines, the leg extension machine has been broken for a year, I'm not exaggerating. I've asked when they plan to fix it and they say they don't know. I've filed complaints online and they've ignored me. It's not very clean, although there are people cleaning, but they do what they can, to be honest. There are no instructors of any kind; sometimes trainees show up who are just looking at their phones, they don't do anything. There's no supervision whatsoever, people don't even have towels, which is basic for a gym. I think the only way they'll do anything is by filing a formal complaint and opening a case with the consumer protection agency. IF YOU WANT TO START GOING TO A GYM, I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE.