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CrossFit Fort Ashton
4.7· 119 reviews on GoogleBaynton Rd, Ashton Gate, Ashton Gate, BristolMore in Ashton GateMore in Bristol
CrossFit Fort Ashton · Trial class
28-Day Intro: eight coached sessions over four weeks (two a week) in a small group that starts together, beginning with Fundamentals
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- Category
- CrossFit · Functional Training · Fitness Studio
- Price
- Fort Ashton Goldunlimited access pass (price not stated)
- Fort Ashton Silverunlimited access to gym and classes (price not stated)
- Fort Ashton Bronze3 sessions per week, 13 per month (price not stated)
- Drop-in£15 per session via TeamUp
Opening hours
Mo–Fr 06–20, Sa 08–14, Su 09–12 (may be unstaffed 14–16)
Classes
CrossFitFundamentalsBarbell ClubBarbell + Run ClubCrossFit Kids Age 4-7CrossFit Kids Age 8-11
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Frequently asked questions about CrossFit Fort Ashton
How much does it cost to train at CrossFit Fort Ashton?
Prices at CrossFit Fort Ashton are in the 15 GBP range.
Does CrossFit Fort Ashton have an intro offer?
Yes. CrossFit Fort Ashton offers: 28-Day Intro: eight coached sessions over four weeks (two a week) in a small group that starts together, beginning with Fundamentals.
Where is CrossFit Fort Ashton?
CrossFit Fort Ashton is at Baynton Rd, Ashton Gate in Ashton Gate, Bristol.
What kind of training does CrossFit Fort Ashton offer?
At CrossFit Fort Ashton you will find crossfit, functional training and fitness studio.
What rating does CrossFit Fort Ashton have?
CrossFit Fort Ashton has 4.7 out of 5 on Google based on 119 reviews.
Where you'll be
Ashton Gate, Bristol
Baynton Rd, Ashton Gate, BS3 2EB, Bristol
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