Directory overview
- 156 Total businesses
- 4.4 Average rating
- 76% With reviews
- 67% With photos
- 18 Highly rated
- 66 Open on weekends
156 results found
Browse community health programs in Coventry. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 156 results in Coventry. Average rating 4.4/5 based on 10,964 reviews & ratings.
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| Business | Rating | Reviews | Category | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Headmasters Salon Leamington Spa | 4.9 | 379 | Hair Salon | Blow drying |
| Annie Lucy Fitness | 5.0 | 74 | Health Club | Group fitness classes |
| Faber Jiu Jitsu | 5.0 | 70 | Martial Arts School | Advanced practitioner training |
| Barber Omer | 4.9 | 115 | Hair Salon | Beard Trimming |
| Impact TaeKwon-Do Coventry | 5.0 | 53 | Martial Arts School | Black belt programs |
| MKA Kickboxing Academy | 5.0 | 43 | Martial Arts School | Adult kickboxing classes |
| Cooksey's Combat Club | 5.0 | 40 | Martial Arts School | Beginner kickboxing |
| SMA Starkey Martial Arts | 5.0 | 37 | Martial Arts School | Beginners martial arts courses |
βGreat facilities open to so many ages and abilities. We went to the soft play which was great fun and a swim. Both pools are really nice and changing areas are kept clean and tidy. Staff friendly and helpful.β
βAmazing school! Teachers are so supportive and kind here, Id reccomend bringing your kid here!! I'm still attending and it's so good! I'm really improving on my learning! :)β
βHi! I really decided to share a review when I saw many negative reviews. For some reason they are mostly on Google Maps, and when I first applied, I was disappointed a bit, but it seems everything is fine. I am a distant graphic design learner; I do not know about other subjects, so I am reviewing it as someone who completed the first year. So if we're talking about downsidesβfor me as an Eastern European, the price is a little bit high, but it's manageable. The online platform also could be improved; I will say refreshed. It feels outdated, but overall it is working. I always thought that learning is more about diving into the topic deeper and asking for help if needed. I can't say I am a good student, as I am working full-time as a motion designer, and I usually regret this because I wanted to spend more time on some topics. But the university provides lecture support, feedback, and 1-to-1 meetings. It's all possible by contacting your lecturer. Don't think that you will be treated like in kindergarten here, especially with distance learning. The university provides a lot of good literature in digital form (I wish I would have time to read it as much as I want). Each lesson is supported with literature. In design studies there is so much practical work each week; if you do it, you totally will understand the topic. Again, this isn't Harvard, but they provide a structured program that keeps you motivated to manage your time and deadlines, and you will probably have skills to work on some freelance tasks after a few modules.β
βStaff are always helpful. If my prescription isn't ready they'll give me a time to call back. This is a busy pharmacy, but they have never let me down in the many years I have been going there.β
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