Let me be straight about this one: there's almost nothing here. Fitness Bodybuilding Club is on Srpskih velikana in Prijedor, Bosnia and Herzegovina. It shows 4.8 from 35 reviews, but only four have any text, and between them they contain about fifteen useful words.
I'd rather tell you that than write six hundred words pretending otherwise.
Everything Anyone Said
A member in February 2021 (translated from Serbian): "Good gym, with plenty of equipment for all types of exercises. Good view and tidy space."
"Good view" is unusual enough to note. Nobody says what you're looking at.
A member in August 2020 (translated from Serbian): "The best gym, with the best equipment!"
A member in September 2025: "Spacious, good facilities, clean."
That's the newest review on the record, and it's four words.
A member in September 2021 (translated from Serbian): "Bravo, Miss King, just raise the membership fee to 50."
I don't understand this one, and I'm not going to guess. It's rated five stars, it appears to address someone, and it says something about a membership fee and the number 50. Whether that's sarcasm, an in-joke, encouragement, or a complaint about pricing, I genuinely can't tell from the text. It's the only mention of money anywhere on the record, and it's unreadable.
What That Adds Up To
Across five and a half years: the equipment is good, the space is tidy and spacious, and there's a view.
No prices I can interpret. No hours mentioned by anyone. No machine, brand, or piece of kit named. No trainers. No classes. Nothing about whether it's staffed, whether women train there, whether there's a changing room.
Thirty-five ratings sit behind that 4.8, so the score is probably telling you something honest. The description behind it barely exists. Those are two separate facts and I won't blur them.
What the Hours Do Tell You
08:00 to 22:00 Monday to Friday. But Saturday and Sunday, 15:00 to 21:00 only.
That's a fourteen-hour weekday and a six-hour weekend day starting in mid-afternoon. If you train on Saturday mornings, this gym is shut. That asymmetry is real information, and it's more than any reviewer gave me.
What I'd Ask Before Going
What does it cost, what's actually on the floor, and is there anyone there to show you the machines? This page can't answer any of it.
The number is +387 65 719-790. There's no website.
Who It's Not For
Anyone who trains at weekends before 15:00.
Anyone who wants to know what they're walking into. Four short reviews across five years is not enough to plan around.
Srpskih velikana 16, Prijedor.
FAQ
What equipment do they have?
Nobody says. Two members call it good or the best, without naming anything.
What does membership cost?
Unknown. The only review mentioning a fee is ambiguous enough that I can't tell what it means.
What are the weekend hours?
15:00 to 21:00 on both Saturday and Sunday, compared with 08:00 to 22:00 on weekdays.
Is the 4.8 rating reliable?
It rests on 35 ratings, of which only four have any text. The number may well be fair; there's just no description behind it.