Bodynator shows 4.8 from just 5 total reviews, and its three written reviews, along with the unusually narrow published hours, point to something smaller and more specialized than a standard gym: a small studio built around advice, supplements, and a specific training method rather than open equipment access.
Hours That Tell You What This Actually Is
The published hours are worth reading before anything else: weekdays 14:00-17:00, Saturday 12:00-14:00 - a three-hour weekday window and a two-hour Saturday window, nothing more. That's not consistent with a self-service gym floor. It reads instead like consultation or appointment-based hours, which fits the name itself: "Bodynator" is associated with EMS (electrical muscle stimulation) training equipment and studios in Germany, though none of the three reviews explicitly confirms that's what's offered here.
Advice and Supplements, Not Equipment
Ele's review is short but specific: "Excellent advice, especially regarding the price of the workout." Polande Emigrante, independently: "Super friendly service and high-quality supplements." Danny keeps it brief: "Highly recommended. Advice from a professional!" All three reviews center on advice and guidance rather than describing a gym floor, machines, or classes - consistent with a small, appointment-based studio rather than an open-access facility.
What "Advice on Workout Price" Might Mean
Ele's specific mention of advice about workout pricing is worth flagging directly, since it's an unusual thing to single out. I'd read it as a consultative sales process - helping a prospective client understand cost options before committing - rather than a flat, posted membership rate you'd see at a typical gym. I'd ask directly what a first visit actually involves before assuming standard gym pricing applies.
What's Missing
No review states an actual price, despite one reviewer specifically praising pricing advice. Nothing confirms what training method is used, whether EMS or something else - none of the three reviews describes an actual workout in any detail. Nothing describes the physical space.
Who It's Not For
Anyone expecting a standard, self-service gym floor with broad opening hours - the published schedule is narrow and consultation-oriented, and no review describes independent equipment access. Anyone who needs specific pricing or method details before visiting, since none of the three reviews provides either.
Toosbuystrasse 18, 24939 Flensburg-Neustadt, Germany. The phone number is +49 173 9420291, and the website is bodynator.de. Open Monday through Friday 14:00-17:00, Saturday 12:00-14:00.
FAQ
Is this a standard gym with open equipment access?
Unclear, and the narrow published hours (three hours on weekdays, two on Saturday) suggest otherwise - this reads more like an appointment or consultation-based studio than a self-service gym floor.
What training method is used?
Not confirmed by any of the three reviews. The name is associated with EMS (electrical muscle stimulation) training elsewhere in Germany, but nothing here confirms that directly.
Does it sell supplements?
Yes, according to one reviewer, who specifically praises high-quality supplements alongside friendly service.
What does a session or visit cost?
No review states a figure, though one reviewer specifically praises the advice given about workout pricing - worth asking directly what that process involves.