The Body Project Gym | The transforming gym in Sion

You're not allowed to talk to other members inside. You're...

You're not allowed to talk to other members inside. You're not allowed to work out alongside someone you know. If a fellow member asks for your help and you help them, the trainers will stare you down and report you to the owner like you committed a crime and the owner will 100% side with the trainer, no questions asked. Speaking of trainers they completely ignore beginners doing exercises incorrectly. Want proper guidance? Pay extra for personal training. But don't worry, those same trainers will waltz into the middle of an ongoing group workout to accommodate their paying clients something regular members are strictly forbidden from doing. This place has rules for customers and a completely different set of rules for staff. Avoid it.

Very disappointing and concerning culture at The Body...

Very disappointing and concerning culture at The Body Project Gym, I was just about to join the gym but till then I got to know that a member was reportedly denied membership renewal because he was helping and guiding fellow gym members during workouts. The reason allegedly given was that such guidance was affecting the gym’s personal training business and reducing potential PT clients. If this is true, it raises serious concerns for every member. And i am a person who is a beginner and obviously I need someone to help me at the start and i cant afford to keep a personal trainer for myself. If I am joining and i then am not allowed to have friends or ask anyone anything then it would be so dumb joining here....A gym should be a place where people support, motivate, and learn from each other. Denying renewal to someone simply because they share fitness knowledge with fellow members creates a toxic and insecure environment. When I enquired most of the people said not to join this GYM because of such behaviour, and i think people go to Gym to socialize themselves rather than isolating. What is even more worrying is that if this can happen to one member today, it can happen to any member tomorrow. Many experienced gym-goers naturally help beginners with form, technique, or motivation without charging money or claiming to be trainers. Treating such interactions as a business threat reflects poorly on the management’s priorities. Instead of focusing on member satisfaction, retention, and building a strong fitness community, it appears the emphasis is being placed solely on protecting personal training revenue. A gym membership is a service paid for by members, not a privilege that can be arbitrarily denied. This incident leaves a very negative impression about the management’s attitude toward its own members.