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Toronto, Ontario
Village-adjacent gym with sauna, steam room, and queer-friendly crowd
A four-level gym at Bloor and Park Road — the northern gateway to Church-Wellesley Village, Toronto's gay neighborhood. The location has a long-standing reputation as a gay-majority gym thanks to its Village proximity, and reviewers consistently note the welcoming, queer-friendly atmosphere as a defining characteristic. Facilities include a dry cedar sauna, steam room, group fitness studios (BODYPUMP, yoga, cycling), and towel service. The entrance is on Park Road and can be easy to miss — look for the GoodLife signage past the lobby. Steps from Bloor-Yonge station.
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