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Bourne Fitness
VerifiedBourne Fitness · Trial class
Unlimited Monthly Class Trial for new members
£79
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- Category
- Fitness Studio · Strength · Pilates
- Price
- Trial Month (unlimited classes)£79
- Membershipsvia TeamUp (see website)
- Personal Trainingvia booking form
Opening hours
- Mon–Fri
- 06:00-20:30
- Sat–Sun
- 08:00-12:00
Classes
Small Group PTStrength & ConditioningSweatOutdoor TrainingHYROXPilatesBoxingBumps, Babies & BarbellsPilates - Sculpt
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Frequently asked questions about Bourne Fitness
How much does it cost to train at Bourne Fitness?
Prices at Bourne Fitness are in the 79 GBP range.
Does Bourne Fitness have an intro offer?
Yes. Bourne Fitness offers: £79 – Unlimited Monthly Class Trial for new members.
What are the opening hours at Bourne Fitness?
Bourne Fitness is open Mon–Fri 06:00-20:30, Sat–Sun 08:00-12:00.
Where is Bourne Fitness?
Bourne Fitness is at 6, Grange Mills in Clapham, London.
What kind of training does Bourne Fitness offer?
At Bourne Fitness you will find fitness studio, strength and pilates.
What rating does Bourne Fitness have?
Bourne Fitness has 5.0 out of 5 on Google based on 93 reviews.
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Where you'll be
Clapham, London
6, Grange Mills, SW12 0NE, London
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