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Montreal, Québec
Full-service gym on The Main in Plateau-Mont-Royal.
M Fitness is a full-service gym at 4200 Boulevard Saint-Laurent in Montreal's Plateau-Mont-Royal, on the border of Mile End. The facility has free weights, machines, cardio equipment, a CrossFit room, and group fitness classes. It operates multiple Montreal locations including a Décarie Square branch. The gym sits on 'The Main' — Boulevard Saint-Laurent — about 1.5 km from Montreal's Gay Village. Reviews consistently describe it as non-intimidating and welcoming. It's a standard neighborhood gym in one of the city's most progressive corridors.
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