1 / 6
ALT Fitness (Alternative Fitness Glasgow)
ALT Fitness (Alternative Fitness Glasgow) · Trial class
7 Day Taster Pass for new customers to try classes with no commitment after the trial
£39
We pass your request on to the studio
- Category
- Pole Fitness · Fitness Studio
- Price
- 7 Day Taster Pass (new customers only)£39
- Membershipsmonthly memberships with tiers (prices not shown in extract)
Opening hours
- Mon–Tue
- 12:00-21:15
- Wed–Thu
- 16:30-21:15
- Fri
- 13:00-20:15
- Sat
- 10:00-14:00
- Sun
- 10:00-16:00
Classes
Aerial HoopSilksTrapezePoleWeightliftingIntro CoursesKids Aerial ClassesPrivate LessonsWorkshops
Reviews on Studiomaps
No reviews yet — trained here? Be the first to tell others about it.
Trained here? Leave your rating
Frequently asked questions about ALT Fitness (Alternative Fitness Glasgow)
How much does it cost to train at ALT Fitness (Alternative Fitness Glasgow)?
Prices at ALT Fitness (Alternative Fitness Glasgow) are in the 39 GBP range.
Does ALT Fitness (Alternative Fitness Glasgow) have an intro offer?
Yes. ALT Fitness (Alternative Fitness Glasgow) offers: £39 – 7 Day Taster Pass for new customers to try classes with no commitment after the trial.
What are the opening hours at ALT Fitness (Alternative Fitness Glasgow)?
ALT Fitness (Alternative Fitness Glasgow) is open Mon–Tue 12:00-21:15, Wed–Thu 16:30-21:15, Fri 13:00-20:15, Sat 10:00-14:00, Sun 10:00-16:00.
Where is ALT Fitness (Alternative Fitness Glasgow)?
ALT Fitness (Alternative Fitness Glasgow) is at Unit 12, 42 Cumberland St in Gorbals, Glasgow.
What kind of training does ALT Fitness (Alternative Fitness Glasgow) offer?
At ALT Fitness (Alternative Fitness Glasgow) you will find pole fitness and fitness studio.
What rating does ALT Fitness (Alternative Fitness Glasgow) have?
ALT Fitness (Alternative Fitness Glasgow) has 5.0 out of 5 on Google based on 144 reviews.
Photos from the studio
Where you'll be
Gorbals, Glasgow
Unit 12, 42 Cumberland St, G5 9QS, Glasgow
Similar gyms & studios
More categories in Glasgow
Areas in Glasgow
Guides to help you choose
All guides
BJJ for beginners — how to start Brazilian jiu-jitsu and pick a club
Brazilian jiu-jitsu is a grappling art with no strikes, where technique beats size. Here is what the first month looks like and how to choose a club.

Class pass or monthly membership: which works out cheaper in London?
The right answer depends entirely on how many classes a week you actually attend — here is the real maths behind both models in London.

Calisthenics for beginners — and where to train it in the UK
What calisthenics actually is, how it differs from a normal gym session, and where in the UK to find dedicated calisthenics coaching.