Cardio Floor
Treadmills, cycles, cross-trainers and rowers, each with its own space. Come in for a 20-minute session or a full hour.
F.B. Area, Karachi
Eighteen hours a day, seven days a week. Walk in at 7 in the morning or at midnight — the floor is open, the rack is loaded, and a trainer is on it with you.
The floor
No crowded machines, no waiting for a bench. The floor is split so cardio and lifting never fight for space.
Treadmills, cycles, cross-trainers and rowers, each with its own space. Come in for a 20-minute session or a full hour.
Olympic bars, full dumbbell rack, squat racks, benches and plate-loaded machines. Chalk allowed, noise expected.
One-on-one coaching with a plan written for your body, your schedule and your goal. Form checked on every set.
7:00 AM to 1:00 AM, every day. Early shift, late shift, or after a double — there is always a slot that fits.
Membership
Three plans. Cardio only, strength only, or both floors with nothing locked off. No joining fee, no lock-in contract.
Burn & conditioning
Full floor, nothing locked
Weights & muscle
Student and family discounts available · Ask at the counter
One on one
A membership gets you in the door. A trainer gets you to the goal. Every package is one-on-one — no group sessions dressed up as PT.
8 sessions over 4 weeks · Twice a week
12 sessions over 6 weeks · Twice a week + diet plan
24 sessions over 12 weeks · Three times a week + full support
Try one hour before you commit to a package
Personal training requires an active gym membership · Both-plan members get 10% off
The team
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Head Coach
Strength and powerlifting. Works best with people who want to get seriously stronger.
Fat Loss Coach
Conditioning and body recomposition. Specialises in first-time gym members.
Strength Coach
Olympic lifts and technique. The one to see if your squat or deadlift has stalled.
Rehab & Mobility
Training around old injuries and desk-job backs. Slow, careful, and it works.
Timings
Eighteen hours every day. Peak hours are marked so you can pick a quieter slot if you prefer space.
| Day | Gym floor | Personal training | Busiest hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon – Fri | 7:00 AM – 1:00 AM | By appointment | 6 PM – 10 PM |
| Saturday | 7:00 AM – 1:00 AM | By appointment | 5 PM – 9 PM |
| Sunday | 7:00 AM – 1:00 AM | Morning slots only | 10 AM – 1 PM |
| Ladies hours | Ask at the counter | Female trainer on request | — |
Members
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“I work nights. Being able to lift at 11 PM without the place being packed is the whole reason I joined.”
“Started with the Transform package. Twelve sessions and my form on every lift is completely different.”
“Clean floor, machines actually work, and nobody hogs the bench for forty minutes. That is all I wanted.”
Join
Send your details and we will confirm your slot on WhatsApp. First visit is a free look around the floor.
No payment online · Pay at the counter on your first visit
Questions
No. You pay for the plan you choose and nothing else. Quarterly and yearly memberships work out cheaper per month than paying month to month.
Yes. Upgrade from Cardio or Strength to Both at any time and you only pay the difference for the remaining period. Downgrades apply from your next cycle.
Yes, personal training runs alongside an active membership. If you are on the Both plan you get 10% off every PT package.
That is most of the people who walk in. Every new member gets a starter programme, and if you want someone with you for the first few weeks, the Starter PT package is built exactly for that.
Ask at the counter or on WhatsApp for current ladies timings and trainer availability, as these are scheduled separately.
Usually yes, with the right programme — but get clearance from your doctor or physiotherapist first, and bring what they tell you to the assessment. Our trainers work around injuries; they do not treat them.
Walk in during opening hours for a free look around the floor. If you want to actually train first, take a single PT session and decide after that.