04 October 2012 | last updated at 01:33AM

The Queenax allows members to use the ceiling, wall and floor as part of their training tools.

The shower room and locker room for members to keep their personal belonging. Pix by Che Rani Che Din

The trainer motivates members to exercise by making the session fun and interactive.

Health enthusiasts keep fit on the 30m long running track

The club features three different types of studios in its 1,600sq m of space.

The Mind, Body, and Energy studios are specially designed to focus on yoga and pilates; group exercise; and spin classes, respectively.

This is the first health club to have state-of-the-art equipment, Queenax, which allows the ceiling, walls and floor to be used in training as it accommodates suspension and functional training.

To help members burn more calories, they also use the high-tech Curve treadmills. These are said to be better than conventional treadmills.

The club runs short sessions of a 15-minute, 30-minute or 45-minute workout routine for those who are pressed for time.

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New health club sets itself apart from the rest