Gym, HYROX, Yoga, Dance, Aerial & Reformer PilatesBialik 25Ramat Gan
Our large Ramat Gan branch at Bialik 25. Three floors with the widest variety of classes in the country under one roof. A huge MATRIX-equipped gym plus five spaces for yoga, dance, reformer and mat Pilates, aerial hammocks, TRX, Feldenkrais, strength training and more.
New at the branch: a HYROX functional training area. A space for strength and endurance workouts, adding variety to your training and building overall fitness. Beginners can start with loads, pace and rest adapted to their level. You do not need to compete to enjoy the training.
Classes: Yoga (Vinyasa, Iyengar, fundamentals, Ashtanga, Power, Yin), dance (ballet, modern, musical jazz, belly dancing, cardio hip-hop), reformer Pilates, mat Pilates, Barre Pilates, aerial hammocks, TRX, Feldenkrais, functional fitness, strength training.
Facilities: HYROX functional training area, Changing rooms, showers, shop, work lounge, training floor, scooter parking.
Coming soon in Ramat Gan: a new branch in the Haruzim neighborhood, with a gym and a Hot-Cold complex (sauna and ice baths).
Frequently Asked Questions
The membership is monthly and renewable, with no commitment and no exit fees, and includes free access to all our gyms in Jaffa, Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan and Petah Tikva. Current prices are on the memberships page.
Yes, gladly. A trial visit costs 50 NIS at the door, and there's no need to book ahead, just come.
Sunday to Thursday 6:30 to 23:00, Friday 8:00 to 18:00 and Saturday 9:00 to 22:00, at all branches.
Yes. You can combine a gym membership with studio classes, yoga, Pilates, dance and more, in a single combined plan. Current plans and prices are on the memberships page.
HYROX combines strength and endurance training with running. We have added a HYROX functional training area at Bialik 25 in Ramat Gan, offering another way to vary your workouts and build overall fitness. You do not need to be preparing for a competition to train in this style.
Training combines cardiovascular endurance, strength and muscular endurance, while developing pacing and effort management. Varied exercises, clear goals and the ability to track progress are part of its appeal. You can train to improve your personal fitness, or set a competition goal if you wish.
Yes, when the workout is adapted to your fitness level and experience. Start with light loads, fewer repetitions, short walking or running intervals, and rest as needed. Learn the technique with a trainer before increasing speed or weight. You do not need to complete the full competition format: the initial goal is to build a foundation and progress gradually.
