East Riding Leisure Francis Scaife

I have just joined the leisure centre after calling in for some advice. Lovely friendly lady on reception could not have been more helpful and one of the gym instructors showed me around the gym and pool area. I have enjoyed using the top quality gym equipment and pool so far and been made to feel welcome on every visit.

I've been to ER Leisure as a GP referral.My induction to the gym was fascinating,ie checking everything on Boditrax, which gives your weight, your body fat,Bmi ,etc and even your virtual body age!!I,ve been for2 sessions and I've 18 more to go.Each session is 1 hour long with a personal trainer who shows you how to use the machines in the gym and for how long etc.Very helpful attentive people.I thought I would be out of place at my age, how wrong was I.Made to feel at ease from first going.

Excellent community gym. 5 stars for the staff, and the classes! The facilities could use a bit of an upgrade in places but on the whole it's a great place to be a member of.

The instructors are all amazing and create such a community feel. I go to classes regularly with Liam, Dave, Ged, Fi and Sarah and love their energy!

I have just joined the gym/swim on a membership scheme, the gym was great for the size alot of equipment in there plenty of enough equipment to get a pump on and good cardio. The receptionists were very friendly, kind and welcoming. The gym changing rooms were fine, typical changing rooms. The pool and sauna was another issue and completely ruined my experience. 1. The pool was dirty and full of hair and dirt along the bottom of the pool. 2. I don't want to sound like the fashion police but the staff allow swimmers to wear actual G-Strings/Thongs (string thongs) as acceptable swimwear when their are children around which I found unacceptable. 3. I went into the sauna, the sauna is good it's a little sauna and great to get a sweat on, but it says swimwear only and over 16's (I believe). I had young teenagers running in and out of the sauna fully clothed shoes on running in and out of there, I was in today and some woman walked in fully clothed with a coat on and shoes. 4. People walk around the changing rooms with shoes on despite it saying no outdoor shoes on, on the door to the swimming changing rooms. (I understand the lifeguards wear indoor shoes only) 5. The changing room floors were FILTHY, wet leaves along the floor in clumps, dirty footprints, pools of muddy water and the smell in the changing rooms.