The full client experience at REVL Training Neutral Bay was good, achieving our Recommended rating.

The class experience was also positive and achieved our Recommended rating.

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A highlight was the personalized service before and after the class, which helped us feel welcome at the studio.

The well-structured class, led by an enthusiastic coach, rounded off an enjoyable experience.

“The coach’s clear and concise demonstrations were very helpful as a first-timer at the club.”

“The warmup was engaging, well-paced and great preparation for the main workout.”

REVL is an evidence-based strength and conditioning program that incorporates rowers, air bikes and Ski-Ergs, amongst other tools, for the conditioning aspect, and dumbbells, barbells, medicine balls and rigs for their strength component.

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays are strength-focused workouts called Move and Perform, with Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays more conditioning-based, called Sweat. Team sessions involve working with others in the REVL community towards a common goal.

Community and high performance are a big focus of the REVL approach and have helped them build a devoted following.

Our phone calls to the club were left unanswered. On arrival, there was no one immediately available to register us, although two coaches both took time to introduce themselves, connect with us and provide information about the club and what to expect in the class.

REVL Training Neutral Bay received our Recommended rating for the Class Experience.

The coach was attentive, confident and able to deal with clients of different abilities well during the class. Warm interactions between the coach and class participants were frequent.

The equipment was overall in good working condition and functioned as intended. Much of the equipment and flooring were coated in chalk from previous workouts.

Branding elements were tastefully and impactfully placed throughout the studio, adding to the sense of brand.

Workout and shower towels were provided free of charge. Lockers were provided with number locks. Free water refill stations were available.

The public areas were functional, but lacked some features such as lockers or changing room amenities.

The booking process was intuitive and simple, although a booking confirmation email was not sent.

The aesthetic of the club’s website and social media channels was sleek and consistent with the in-studio experience.

REVL Training Neutral Bay offer two introductory deals for first-time clients. Firstly, newcomers can enjoy five days of REVL for $25, or alternatively, clients can pay $60 for two weeks of unlimited classes.

If you’re looking for a longer-term commitment, unlimited memberships are available from $79.95 per week for a monthly flexible package to $69.95 per week when you commit for 6 months.

Drop-in sessions are available at $35 per class, with smaller commitment packages also available, starting at a 10-pack for $300.

All prices are in Australian Dollars.