99 Sudbury

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Phone: 416.533.6066

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Posted by Tim
February 25, 2008

Rating: 2.6/5 (27 votes cast)

99 Sudbury
99 Sudbury may have mythical status as Toronto's famed after hours club, but these days the only music here is the alt rock infused by the fitness club that now claims its name.

Under construction since its launch in early 2007, 99 Sudbury is slowly building out the space into a state of the art fitness complex. At the time of this post, there's still much work to be done. Scheduled for completion later in 2008 are four new squash courts (three singles and a North American double), yoga and fitness studios and three restaurants.

Still, 99 Sudbury is in working order and growing its membership. There are three rooms featuring free weights, machines and cardio equipment; and a not-yet-completed (but functional) fitness studio home to spin, yoga and aerobic classes.

Rates and Initiation Fee

Monthly rates range between $55 and $65 a month. There is no initiation fee.

99 Sudbury Inside

Towels, Lockers and Showers

The current, temporary lockers and showers are a bit small and cramped. Don't expect too many frills until the new change rooms emerge from the construction phase. Towels are available and included in the membership fee. 99 Sudbury does not currently offer overnight lockers but will have laundry service at some point in the future.

Personal Training, Yoga and Spin

A fleet of spin bikes occupy one corner of the brand new, operable (but still under construction) studio which is also home to ashtanga, hatha yoga and pilates. Most classes take place after work and are included in the membership. Personal training rates are $75 for a one hour session.

Food and Juice

Current offerings are limited but the plan calls for construction of three restaurants with a wide selection of healthy snacks, meals and drinks. A restaurant called Oasi will be moving into the former home of Mildred Pierce but until then nearby nourishment alternatives are left to Innergolf and Queen Street.

99 Sudbury Cardio

Worth Mentioning

The gym is definitely a work in progress. The construction schedule appears to be a bit of a moving target so don't expect all the new bells and whistles to fall into place imminently. One of the owners owns the building (also home to Innergolf and gQ Spa). The other is a former squash pro and has worked in the fitness business for the last twenty years.

Days and Hours of Operation

At the time of this post the gym is open Monday to Friday, 6:00am - 10pm; Saturday and Sundays from 9am - 6pm. It's always best to check the web site for the most up to date info.

99 Sudbury Outside

Teena on February 29, 2008 at 2:56 AM

This gym rocks! I love it!

Martinelli on April 1, 2008 at 8:14 PM

A good value if you factor in that all classes are included in monthly membership.

Elizabeth Easton on April 16, 2008 at 8:14 PM

This is one of the coolest spots in the city. Gym, spa, indoor golf, restaurant, health center(chiro, etc...)
It rocks. When the patio is open next month it will be an awesome spot to hang out too. U have to check it out. Great plus for the area.

JJ on June 2, 2008 at 2:26 PM

This is going to be a great club, however as it is still in the construction phase and absolutely overpriced for the services currently offered. The hours on the weekend are not convenient at all. However the staff is very friendly and you can certainly tell that after the construction is complete it will be a very nice club.. but once again WAY TO EXPENSIVE FOR ITS CURRENT OFFERINGS!

JJ on June 2, 2008 at 2:31 PM

"Rates and Initiation Fee

Monthly rates range between $55 and $65 a month. There is no initiation fee."

40 initiation fee if you decide not to go on contract!

Karen on September 18, 2008 at 3:44 PM

This club has promised things were going to get done for a long time without delivering. I have switched to Goodlife.

Save your money, don't join this gym! on January 12, 2009 at 9:03 AM

99 Sudbury is the WORST gym I ever joined. I was a member for 5 months. When I joined, the owner promised construction would be done within weeks. But alas, this place is still not completed! Try to have a great workout while dust and noise from endless construction abound. Anytime they book an event at this gym, classes always get canceled, which is pretty frequently during events like the Film Festival. The employees look miserable, and no one calls or emails you back if you have a question or concern. I am still fighting to get money back on a canceled service. Go to Goodlife at Liberty, or even better, the Crossfit bootcamp at Carlaw and Dudnas, this is the best workout you will ever have.

Anonymous on February 3, 2009 at 3:29 PM , replying to a comment from Save your money, don't join this gym!

I think it looks like an awesome gym... I would like to know more about the squash courts though. How is that going by the way???

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