I did a few of the Ride classes. Very loud music, unclear instructions from every instructor I had. It is over-priced at around £25 per class, depending on the deal. The customer service staff... See more
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Been coming here since its beginnings with a hiatus in 2020 and 2021 during the pandemic. Firstly, I love the people. Instructors are knowledgeable, kind, helpful and go beyond to bring the vibes... See more
I go here using ClassPass. Amazing instructors and really good facilities. The shoes are quite unhygienic as they are shared and sometimes the bikes aren't properly cleaned between sessions. The HIIT... See more
I have done Infrared sculpt class in the bank studio. The studio is overcroweded which creates a chaotic atmosphere in the reception space and in the women changing facilities. You have to queue to sh... See more
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Psycle offers five immersive, energetic workouts – Ride, Barre, Strength, Reformer and Yoga – each designed to be truly complementary to each other. Our four London studios are hubs of energy and social connection, where you can come to sweat, let go, and tap into our incredible team and community. Our online platform, Psycle At Home, gives you the power to stay strong, stay healthy, and stay inspired anytime, anywhere.
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76 Mortimer Street, W1W 7SD, London, United Kingdom
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Class atmosphere may be upbeat but not very inclusive
I have been taking spin classes for years at various boutique gyms/spin studios in London and loved this workout, so I'm not a newbie. While the front desk staff are Psycle are always smiley and helpful and instructors are certainly enthusiastic and energetic, the actual class doesn't feel very welcoming and can feel quite intimidating, if not also dominated by certain super regulars who love shouting out loud and seem to be the only people the instructors care about. There is never any instruction on how to use the bike and I have been to different classes at Psycle, not just once or twice. The changing/locker space is very cramped with feels like a crowded battlefield before and after a class, with people trying to walk past each other, sit, dry their hair, get changed etc. within a very limited narrow space. Yes the shampoo and hair straightener provided may be designer brand but the user experience overall of the changing room facility and space is not on a par with the premium Psycle branding.
February 18, 2020
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Love it
Love it,
best spinning studio in london by far.great instructors, great facilities and staff.clean and professional, great workout.
April 11, 2018
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