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Toronto Strength Training

The best strength training studios in Toronto

We looked at over 1,600 reviews across seven strength training studios to find where Toronto’s best strength training experiences happen. From barbell-focused classes to circuit training and HIIT-style experiences, the Greater Toronto Area is packed with studios that consistently earn top marks from the ClassPass community.

Studios were selected based on review volume, average rating, and consistency of positive feedback.

1. MOVE fitness club – GETSTRONG

MOVE fitness club’s GETSTRONG class is one of the most-reviewed strength training experiences in Toronto, with a 4.88 average rating across 500+ reviews. The class combines barbells, dumbbells, kettlebells, and bodyweight exercises into a structured program designed to help you progress at your own pace. Reviewers rave about the energy, the supportive coaching, and the way instructors offer variations so everyone feels challenged without feeling overwhelmed.

“Love the energy of the GETSTRONG class. The instructors bring an amazing lightness and positivity that helps even with the hardest sets. They give variations and move around to make sure every person is safe, motivated, and energized.”

Rating: 4.88 (500+ reviews)

2. F45 Training King West – The Joker

F45 Training King West has become a go-to strength training destination in downtown Toronto, with over 620 reviews across its classes and a 4.93 average venue rating. The Joker, their signature strength-focused circuit class, holds a 4.92 average rating across 104 reviews. The coaching staff is known for creating a high-energy, welcoming atmosphere where newcomers and regulars alike feel right at home.

“I do a lot of home training, but nothing compares to an amazing fitness community. The energy was contagious and I couldn’t stop sweating. The classes were challenging but not intimidating, and the coach made sure to give me a great introduction and checked on me throughout.”

Rating: 4.92 (104 reviews)

3. MiBody Collective – Everyday Strong

MiBody Collective’s Everyday Strong class earns a 4.92 average rating across 91 reviews, making it one of Toronto’s highest-rated strength training experiences. The studio focuses on full-body skill-building with a strong emphasis on posture and form. Reviewers love how the instructors offer clear, direct coaching and thoughtful modifications, creating an environment where you can build real strength safely.

“Really good stretch and full-body skill-building class. The instructor’s clear and direct approach is so appreciated, and the modifications offered are always helpful.”

“Such a fun class! The instructor is very strong, upbeat, and attentive. Loved that the class was a full body experience and smaller in size – will definitely attend again.”

Rating: 4.92 (91 reviews)

4. F45 Training Yorkville – T10

F45 Training Yorkville brings nearly 590 reviews and a 4.96 average venue rating, anchored by their strength-focused T10 class. The Yorkville location stands out for its welcoming instructors and approachable intensity – reviewers consistently mention how supported they feel, especially during their first visit. The studio draws a mix of experienced strength training enthusiasts and newcomers looking for a structured, coach-led environment.

“Great hidden gem in Yorkville. Very intense class and I feel great. The instructors are very helpful and friendly. Overall it’s a great strength training experience.”

“The instructors were incredible! They pushed me throughout the class the perfect amount. I had a great sweat and the music was also amazing.”

Rating: 4.93 (29 reviews for T10)

5. Bao Institute – Power Pump

Bao Institute’s Power Pump class earns a 4.84 average rating across 25 reviews, with members calling out the welcoming energy and the encouraging community atmosphere. The class blends strength training with bootcamp-style conditioning, and the instructors are praised for making everyone feel at home regardless of experience level.

“Very energetic class with such kind instructors and fellow class members! I felt right at home.”

Rating: 4.84 (25 reviews)

6. SweatShop Union Personal Training Studio – Physical Graffiti-Interval Circuits

SweatShop Union Personal Training Studio offers a unique take on strength training through their Physical Graffiti-Interval Circuits class, which pairs strength movements with circuit-style intervals. The studio’s personal training roots shine through in their small-group format, and reviewers highlight the quality of coaching and the community-driven vibe that keeps them coming back.

“The best circuit class I’ve had – everyone must try it!”

Rating: 4.87

7. Elite Performance Center – HYROX Complete

Elite Performance Center rounds out the list with their HYROX Complete class, a structured approach to functional strength and endurance training. With a 4.96 average venue rating across 79 reviews, this studio has built a dedicated following. The class is designed to challenge you while also identifying areas for continued improvement, and the coaching staff is praised for their energy and encouragement.

“Great space with fun people to train with. I’m just getting back into my fitness journey and I felt like the instructors and class community were cheering me on the whole time!”

Rating: 5.0 (HYROX Complete) Venue average: 4.96 (79 reviews)

Discover your next strength training class in Toronto

From barbell-focused programs to circuit training and functional strength classes, Toronto’s strength training scene has something for every fitness level and goal. Whether you’re looking for a tight-knit community studio or a high-energy group training environment, these studios have earned the trust of the ClassPass community. Browse all strength training classes in Toronto on ClassPass.

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Data sourced from CP_BI_DERIVED.DATAPIPELINE.TOPS_IN_CITY and CP_BI_DERIVED.DATAPIPELINE.SCORE_COMMENTS on 2026-02-18.