3Tribes Crouch End (Studio 2): Spin, Reformer, Barre & Hiit

I’ve had such a great experience. The space itself is calm, bright, and welcoming, with a really lovely energy that helps you switch off the moment you walk in. The instructors are knowledgeable, supportive, and genuinely passionate about what they do. I’ve especially enjoyed classes like Barre, and Pilates, which are all well-structured, inclusive, and easy to adapt to different levels. Studio 2 has a more intimate feel, which makes the classes feel personal and supportive, and you never feel rushed or out of place. It’s a beautiful community-focused studio where you can move, breathe, and reconnect with yourself. Highly recommend to anyone looking for high-quality classes in a warm, nurturing environment.

Classes with Jon Wise are always amazing, honestly one of the highlights of my week. But the facilities could do with a little love. This week the hot water stopped three times while I was in the shower, and the women’s showers/bathrooms often smell like drains and could be cleaned better. I absolutely love the classes, but for the price we pay, it would be great if the facilities were brought up a notch to match how good the teaching is. Thanks for reading!

Disappointing: Rigid policies, rude staff, and slippery stairs We arrived exactly at the class start time (if not a minute early), yet were denied even 3 minutes to change into gym attire. The receptionist told us that if we didn't want to be locked out, we should go into the class exactly as we were, in our street clothes. For a studio that claims their "no late entry" policy is about "safety," suggesting we workout in street clothing does not look like a great way to promote safety. If management is truly concerned about safety, they should look at their facilities first. While rushing to make it to the basement studio, I nearly slipped and fell on the stairs. Pretty ironic that they obsess over a 2-minute delay while ignoring actual physical hazards on their premises. The staff's attitude was awful . When the instructor looked out to see if everyone was in, the receptionist literally shouted "L., close the door!", basically in our faces, without trying to help or mediate. As we were leaving, she dismissively said “it’s okay, no worries,” as if them losing customers is a worry to us. I might understand a safety policy, but in my experience, trainers here rarely provide corrections during classes anyway. All in all: rude, illogical, and a total waste of time and nerves in traffic