The quintessential luxury gym. Third Space's Soho site (the first to be built) is spread across four levels and connected by an eye-catching open steel staircases. The club's facilities include a skylit climbing wall, boxing ring and even a table tennis table set on a glass floor above the pool. The gym is kitted out with the latest cardio and free weights equipment, and those about to compete at high altitude can prepare by working out in a hypoxic chamber with reduced levels of oxygen to simulate conditions at 8,500 feet.
Third Space prides itself on being an all-round health and fitness experience, offering all kinds of activities, including everything from HIIT and intense cardio to relaxation and wellness sessions including yoga, saunas, soundbaths and meditation. Venues typically have Pilates and Gyrotonic studios, with hundreds of free (to members) classes every week. You can even learn Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in certain venues! Also included are plenty of sexy ameneties like gym kit laundry services, complementary protein snacks, therapies and, yes, a live DJ.
Locations
At the time of writing, Third Space has 13 venues in London, with plans to open more in the near future. Each Third Space has a unique layout and style (so the Battersea one sort of channels the former power station, for example). The venue in Canary Wharf, meanwhile, is the largest health club of its kind in all of Europe, at 100,00 square feet.
The full list of Third Space sites is as follows: Islington; Tower Bridge; Richmond; Battersea; Fenchurch Street; Canary Wharf, Wood Wharf; Moorgate; Marylebone; Mayfair; Soho; Clapham Junction; Wimbledon.