- Weekly Pass
- 180 CAD
The Verdict on Fit Squad Training Gym
Suits lifters and strength athletes who want many machines and free weights with few people around, plus personal training. Know before going: the gym runs no group classes, and the site describes its pricing as premium.
Best for: Strength athletes, Powerlifters and lifters, Solo trainers who skip group classes
Equipment & Climate
About 11,000 sq ft of training areas: upper and lower body machines, free weights, bodyweight and gymnastics space, turf, functional fitness and cardio. Machines from Atlantis, Prime Fitness, Rogue, Nautilus and Gym80. Reviews mention many squat racks, specialty bars, dumbbells, kettlebells and calisthenics areas. Research notes mention turf lanes, SkiErgs and HYROX-compatible equipment. No sauna, cold plunge or salt cave. No source describes the climate.
Schedule & Drop-In Rules
Open 365 days a year, 5am to midnight, including weekends and holidays. Off-peak plan entry: weekdays 9am to 3pm and 8pm to midnight; weekends 5am to midnight.
Pricing Notes
Official membership page: 12-month full access $125 biweekly; 12-month off-peak (weekdays 9am to 3pm and 8pm to midnight, weekends 5am to midnight) $75 biweekly; individualized programming add-on $50 biweekly. 6-month and fully flexible plans are listed but their prices are not shown in the captured text. Initiation, maintenance, towel, freeze and cancellation fees exist with no amounts shown. Personal training: 4 sessions over 2 weeks $520 ($130 each); 8 sessions over 4 weeks $1040; nutrition coaching $60 per week with a 12-week minimum. Third-party DailySweat (source 8) reports the same 180 one-week pass. Third-party Workoutfrom (source 10) lists a day pass at 11 USD, which is not confirmed by the gym.
Coaching
Personal training with coaches sold per session or in packs. Individualized programming is available as an add-on. Reviews describe the staff as personable and engaged. The gym states it offers no group classes. Coach languages are not stated.
Good to Know
- Opening hours
- 5am to midnight, 365 days a year, including holidays and weekends[2]
- Group classes
- None offered; the gym states it trains members individually[1]
- Access
- Tap-to-enter access on all membership plans[2]
- Contract terms
- Fully flexible plan cancels anytime; 12- or 6-month commitment gives a better price[2]
- Membership pause
- Up to 6 weeks of freeze per year[2]
- Body composition
- Monthly body composition testing included on 12-month plans[2]
- Nutrition coaching
- $60 per week, 12-week minimum, requires active membership[2]
Visitor Guide
Who it suits
Strength athletes who want a quiet floor, many machines and free weights in downtown Toronto. The gym calls itself a strength gym and lists HYROX and CrossFit among the training it supports.
What to expect
The gym opens 365 days a year from 5am to midnight. Access is by tap-to-enter. No group classes run here, so plan your own session or book personal training.
Equipment
The training space covers about 11,000 sq ft. Machines come from Atlantis, Prime Fitness, Rogue and Nautilus. Reviews mention many squat racks, specialty bars, dumbbells, kettlebells and turf areas. There is no sauna, cold plunge or salt cave.
Before you go
The official membership page lists a one-week pass at 180 CAD. Check the current membership page for other prices, since the monthly figures are shown per biweekly payment. No source describes the air conditioning or temperature on the training floor, so ask before a hot session.
Verified Sources
5 sources checked on 2026-11-11. Prices come from the gym's own pages.
Verified Sources
5 sources checked on 2026-11-11. Prices come from the gym's own pages.
- 1.Fit Squad Training GymOfficial site
fitsquad.ca
- 2.Gym Memberships - Fit Squad Training GymPricing page
fitsquad.ca
- 3.Home - Member PortalPricing page
fitsquad.gymmasteronline.com
- 4.Directory or guide
- 5.41 Gyms in Toronto with Day Passes For TouristsDirectory or guide
workoutfrom.com