It seems that UFC Jim Singapore no longer exists.
Members are at a loss as the CityLink Mall store has now been transformed into an Anytime Fitness gym.
This follows the closure of another UFC gym location at City Square Mall last November.
Stomp contributor Tracy says:
“Since February, UFC Citylink has been closed for renovations. There was no communication or transparency about what this closure was.
“I paid for a full-year membership that will end in January next year, but I feel like I’ve been left without knowing my membership status. I paid for services that I can’t use, and I refunded. We do not know if we will be affected or if our membership will be extended. I’m here.
“We’ve also noticed that gyms are now showing up as permanently closed on Google Maps, which is causing more confusion and frustration for members whose membership status is unknown. ”
Stomp tried to contact UFC Gym Singapore, but the call was not answered, nor was an email to [email protected].
its website www.ufcsingapore.com is inaccessible and finally Instagram post It was February 23rd.
On November 10th of last year, the UFC Gym announced the closure of City Square Mall on social media.
“Due to difficult market conditions and the economic loss caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, UFC Gym Singapore (City Square Mall) will be closed effective Thursday 10 November. No cash refund for unused portion.
“UFC GYM Singapore (City Square Mall), which operates under NRG International, has partnered with the UFC GYM Singapore Master Franchise Office to provide UFC GYM Singapore City Square with access to UFC GYM Singapore (Citylink Mall). , as we continue our health and fitness journey, for our members affected by this closure.”
When Stomp visited the UFC Gym at Citilink Mall on Saturday (May 6), the unit was filled with hoardings: “Singapore’s largest Anytime Fitness City Hall pre-sale is on!”
But the autograph still read “UFC Jim Singapore” over the hoard.
Stomp has contacted Anytime Fitness for more information.
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