Swinton and Pendlebury Leisure Centre

Great gym and sports hall, it doesn't seem to be packed out like PureGym. The changing rooms and pool could do with a renovation

Gym is a bit overcrowded but has all the equipment you could want. Staff are lovely and although there are long queues of people at peak times asking questions about swimming lessons etc the reception staff are always helpful and tab you in.Gym staff always helpful if any issues. And classes are amazing with great instructors.Only downside is there are so many kids in there at peak times but it is a community gym so to be expected.

Extremely disappointed. I joined Swinton and Pendlebury Leisure Centre along with two other colleagues. We had been going to Pure Gym which we loved but when we moved site we joined here.We attended about 20 morning fitness classes and out of the 5 different instructors only one of them delivered half decent classes. For the majority of classes the instructor would just put on a Les Mills Track and leave you to it. Very little encouragement and almost no joining in of instructors apart from one. When comparing the 20 classes we attended to a single fitness class at Pure Gym there is no competition. After only 6 weeks all 3 of us have since left and returned to Pure Gym.Completely disappointed and given this experience none of us would ever go here again.

I have been going to the gym in Swinton since February it was to get in a bit of shape for my holidays in may. I am still going now ( November) because of the encouragement of all the staff who have been really friendly to me . Thank you Swinton .

Gym is not worth the £35 memebership fee. Equipment is old and not replaced often enough. Machines are often out of order.Gym feels untidy as weights are left around the floor.Would be much better value for money to go to a larger chain (flr cheaper membership fee).Can do the basics but the gym doesnt inspire you to want to workout.

Excellent experience. First time attending for the pool. The place is clean, the pool is large and clean. One thing I disliked, narrow lockers, which is quite alright, next time I’ll take a narrower swimming bag. The locker keys are designed perfectly. They don’t scratch you. We really enjoyed our time.

Pool cold changing rooms not good no privacy . Salfords growing population needs more facilities across the board. Not a criticism just an observation.

Only ever used the swimming pool which we think is great. The staff are friendly. Changing rooms are only small but we've never had an issue getting a shower or a cubicle.There is a gym, fitness classes, badminton courts and they host bouncy castle parties.

On a day when there is no public swimming only swimming lessons for children taking place I took my daughter into the male changing room as she is 7 years old so under the age limit for changing in opposite gender, we was confronted with a full grown naked man in the changing room during a time when there are no adults swimming and so should not be using the facilities, when I raised my concerns with the 4 staff members behind the counter all was dismisive and made excuses as to why it was fine that a grown man was exposing himself to children. I was told the old man that goes in there is half blind, has dementia and is no danger to children, I told them that their safeguarding is a joke. I went to my partner to tell her what had happened when one the staff approached to tell me he was wrong it wasn't the man he thought and he didn't know who or why that man was in there but that it's a male changing room so I shouldn't be in there with a girl, I explained the policy of the center who works at and asked if he has any safeguard training and why he feels it's OK for the man to expose himself to children so long as they are all male.... He stormed off in a huff mumbling on with himself with no justifying reason for a man exposing him self to children other than what do you want me to do stand on the door" great attitude towards protecting children in a publicly funding building. Please don't allow your children to attend the site without an adult at all times as the staff have and will fail in all aspects of safe guarding."