Shape 2 Fit

I’ve purchased the vouchers for both the group exercise classes as well as the sports massage.
Zumba/​Ballet classes — I enjoyed them both since they were run by good instructors. The space is a little awkward since it’s used as a personal training place other times. The booking system is a little annoying — if you accidentally book it for a class in the past, it won’t stop you and will deduct the credits.
Sports massage — Now I regularly get massages at spas and physiotherapy joints. I thought it was really really good. I asked my massage therapist to focus on my shoulders, IT Band and rest of my legs because I’m training for a run and definitely felt better a few days later. I’m thinking of purchasing the 10 pack because it comes to £35 per hour session which is a really good deal compared to other places.
It is a little difficult to find — I’d recommend taking the bus from either the Wimbledon or South Wimbledon stations.

Vouchers (thanks to GroupOn, LivingSocial, and KGB) have led me to try many a business I would normally never have seen. Shape2Fit is one of these businesses.
Having got a 60% off deal for a sports massage, I made my way down to South Wimbledon (almost to Morden which is pretty much the end of the world… well the end of the Northern line which is the same thing right?). Walking up, I must say I was a bit skeptical as I missed the store front the first time being that it’s tucked off Merton street and google maps led me astray. The sign is a bit plain and run down, and inside isn’t much better. I walked in a bit late but was straight away taken to the back room which functions as a store room and thanks to some carefully placed hangings, a massage room as well.
The slight masseuse told me to strip and place my clothes on the windowsill (classy) and I got on the slightly damp (assuming it was freshly washed) sheet wondering what I had got myself into.
However, over the next 45 minutes, the masseuse dispelled all doubts about her ability and strength. I had asked her to focus on my back and she dug in with enthusiasm, crunching down two large lumps into bits. While she did this, she was careful to test my pain threshold so I wasn’t writhing in agony and also explained what she was doing and the effect it would have on my muscles.
The next day, I definitely felt the effects but a lot of stiffness was gone and overall a massive plus when I was working out. I’m not sure I’d opt for the full price (45 squids) but for 20 it was a great deal and a great massage.