Forus Thiene

the masters, the top instructors. The secretariats are slow but apart from one they are kind. The Spanish company Forus, however, is the worst, it is terrible to say the least, the swimming pool is kept in disrepair, the bathrooms and changing rooms look like those of the Orange Is the new black prison, the water is cold (for a year and a half I only do activities in the small pool because I kept getting sick in the high pool), the doors and equipment are half broken, this year they limited family subscriptions, furthermore with an open subscription from this autumn they require a reservation for every single lesson, since the obligation exists I have to set the alarm to book and in any case all the lessons are already full the evening before, but if you have an unexpected event you have to communicate it at least two hours in advance. With my working hours I can only go after 7.30pm and there are very few courses available to me. If booking then becomes a stroke of luck, what's the point of staying registered?! Until last year they didn't require reservations and we were all there all the time. Then again since Covid they have this crazy mentality that if the swimming pool is too full you should have your tracksuit with you to go to the gym... luckily it's cheap (of course it costs a lot, the services are at the minimum) and it's close to home. In summer the indoor pool is closed (so you can't take advantage of opening times until after dinner like in winter)