مراجعات من صحّ لياقة في [دسا] [سري] [هرتمس] (2)

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• Angie Tan // Sep 2, 2007 at 10:31 pm

  Ahhhh… Contemplated TF but it was too inconvenient for me to get to their gyms. :-(

  Anyway, thanks for the review. Am sure that a lot of people will benefit reading from your gym reviews. ;-)

• Kenneth // Oct 3, 2007 at 10:31 pm

  hie, thanks for the information ^_^. By the way, last year im joined True Fitness and signed 2 years contract with them.

  After that, it so inconvenient to get there after changed my job but they said cannot cancel the two year contract unless you transfer membership to other ppl.

  Then, Im very angry and never paid up the outstanding amount till now. Any consequences will happen? or any action they will take? summon me?

• Alan // Jan 8, 2008 at 11:29 pm

  Amazing reviews, not just on True Fitness, but on the other fitness centres that you wrote on. The photos really helped as well. Since you have a passport membership for True Fitness, would you contemplate writing a review for the Jaya 33 branch and/or the new Pavillion branch?

• Angeline // Feb 21, 2008 at 12:42 pm

  Hi, yes True Fitness is a very nice gym center. But what i want to comment about is the services in True Fitness(Desa Sri Hartamas). Their services are not professional. I feel disappointed and they are not trusted. They like to ask people to wait when u call up or even walk in to the front desk. Some more the way they talk to me very rude.

  Firstly, they make a big mistake for my membership due date and sent letter and sms to me to pay the outstanding balance. I feel so ignoring, so i called few time and ask them to check, even in their computer system also shown the wrong due date.

  I’m very angry so i stop to go gym and called to discontinue my membership once my membership due date over.

  But later on, they sent me a legal letter to pay for outstanding amount. I only sign for one year contract with them why should i pay for the extra months?

  What’s wrong with the services in True Fitness(Desa Sri Hartamas), by the time i sign in as a member why they didn’t explain everythings clearly, before and after join as their member why the services is so must different? Even the gifts that i can redeem from True Fitness i asked them, the staffs say don’t know coz the person incharge leaved already and never give me any reply after that. And yet, they still telling me their are professional in service? What do you guys think?

  Actually i like this fitness center, but is just the services they gave are so disappointed me to continue as their member.

• shu // Aug 21, 2008 at 6:13 pm

  Hi, I am looking to join a gym for most obvious reasons….Anyway just called True Fitness in Hartamas and they could not give me a straight answer when asked how much do I have to pay to join the gym and also to use the facilities… Thought that was a simple enough question. Finally after some pussy footing was told that since i dont want to pay by credit card my monthly payment will be around RM200 and there are a lot other charges…

  Doesnt that scare you??? So no thanks True Fitness even though you are walking distance from where I live!!!

• Denzuke // Aug 25, 2008 at 4:59 pm

  I joined this year with Black Card. Partly due to the fact I am usually in Thailand for 2 months or so. VIP Black Card entitles the member to use it in any branch, any country.

  There are two branch in Bangkok, both close to the elevated train BTS. 9.5 out of 10 for total convenience. The staff are tremendously helpful, Thai-style. They are well known for being hospitable.

  Sadly, when back in Malaysia, I go to the Pavilion branch. Alas, again - the service is just like what was written about the other branches in Selangor. Unmotivated. Eyeing your Personal Training. Keep bugging you. Does not help. Giving you the eye “oh you’re in terrible shape.. haha” kind of attitude. I totally hate those trainers who are “lepaking” then trying to talk which they can’t with their poor command of English, trying to get you to sign up for Personal Training. When I saw those people in PT, the trainer was never focusing. Always looking away. Not professional at all.

  In Thailand, all staff are professionally trained and selected. Most are sports graduates. All are trained to make your day happy. A sincere smile.

  In summary, alas this seems destined in Malaysia. It’s not just politics, but in school, in your office, taking taxis, govt departments, even fitness centres! The mingling psychological problem in our society never gets fixed. There is simply no aspiration to improve (not just yourself but your friends, fellow citizen).