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Elixr Health Club, founded by Richard Chew in 2002 and located in Bondi Junction in Sydney’s east, is celebrating its 22^nd anniversary this month.

While having postponed the community celebratory week until March 2025, the health club is flagging some of the offerings which contribute to it being a premium wellness destination.

With over 21 years of expertise, Elixr goes beyond the typical gym experience, offering a sanctuary for those seeking a holistic approach to health.

Elixr’s expert-led classes, and personalised care deliver an inclusive community where health goals can thrive.

Elixr Health Clubs spans over 3,500 square metres, making it one of Sydney's largest and most comprehensive health clubs.

The Club Features:

• Seven purpose-built studios for Pilates, yoga, and group fitness classes, including fitness kickboxing
• Fully equipped change rooms with steam rooms, Dyson hair dryers, and straighteners
• A dedicated LifeFitness weights area and a cardio theatre featuring the latest large-screen LifeFitness equipment
• Multiple stretch zones and tranquil spaces for relaxation
• A 25-metre heated magnesium mineral pool, which is home to Elixr Swim School
• Highly skilled personal trainers offering one-on-one personal training sessions
• Resident therapists with in-house treatment and consultation rooms for wellness services

Elixr Health Club offers an extensive variety of classes, with over 250 weekly sessions designed to cater to all fitness levels. By offering a diverse timetable and running consecutive classes during peak times, Elixr ensures that every member, from students to professionals, can find a class that fits their needs. The club also provides personalised one-on-one Pilates and fitness personal training for those seeking a tailored approach.

Elixr’s commitment to wellness extends beyond fitness. The club houses a team of on-site health professionals, including nutritionists, naturopaths, and remedial massage therapists, ensuring that members have access to a full spectrum of wellbeing services.

Elixr’s philosophy is grounded in four core principles:

• Respect: Elixr honours mutual respect in all interactions, valuing honesty, sensitivity, and positive communication.
• Integrity: They remain transparent and reliable, treating everyone equally and maintaining their principles across all aspects of the business.
• Care: Their team prioritise the wellbeing of their staff and members, providing thoughtful care and positive experiences to everyone who walks through their doors.
• Excellence: Their pursuit of excellence drives them to continually improve, always measuring their work against the highest standards of quality.

To learn more about Elixr Health Club visit elixr.com.au 

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