Ace Stephan

This is not an emf, at least it's not the same standard of gym. Granted it's in a great location, but this is truly a hotel gym with an EMF label. It's just not EMF material. The equipment is ancient, the treadmills are plonked right in the rising suns path so your morning run is literally a morning run as in you can't see anything because you're being blinded for 20 minutes, it's crowded and small, the showers don't have enough room for a duffle bag, and the changing area seats a total of two people when you add their belongings to the mix. There's only 2 hours parking which means your workout has to be 1.75 hours long, otherwise you have to pay another $5 on top of your already 26/week.

Not the EMF standard, not at all. The best part of the whole experience is the end team member, who tried to make this sardine can of a gym look as good as she could, and she did a great job with her customer service. But after seeing all the other gyms, it simply doesn't match the norm.

The MCG and its accompanying museum certainly have a great rich history about them. There's much to see and do, and without being bias, I have to admit I had a good time, despite being a musician by nature and not the sporting type.

It's a great place to bring kids and even seasoned sports fans will learn something about the processes and preparations that take place prior to each game. Believe it or not, mowing the lawn isn't the only job needed.😂

Needs lighting, we've been using it for cardio practice and not basket ball, measurements being drawn down would be cool too!👍