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First Point Fitness
4.6· 11 reviews on GoogleUnit A3, Barton Mill, Audlett Dr, Northcourt, AbingdonMore in NorthcourtMore in Abingdon
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- Category
- Fitness Studio · HIIT · Pilates
- Price
- 39–47 GBP
Prices
| Plan | Price | Terms |
|---|---|---|
| Annual membership | £39 | /month |
| Quarterly membership | £45 | /month |
| Monthly membership | £47 | /month |
Opening hours
- Mon
- 06:00-20:00
- Tue–Wed
- 08:00-20:00
- Thu–Fri
- 06:00-20:00
- Sat–Sun
- 09:00-11:00
Classes
HIITStrengthCore & Mobility
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Frequently asked questions about First Point Fitness
How much does it cost to train at First Point Fitness?
Prices at First Point Fitness are in the 39–47 GBP range. The cheapest option is Annual membership at £39.
Does First Point Fitness have an intro offer?
Yes. First Point Fitness offers: Free Strategy & Welcome Session including a personalised induction with head coach Jacqui.
What are the opening hours at First Point Fitness?
First Point Fitness is open Mon 06:00-20:00, Tue–Wed 08:00-20:00, Thu–Fri 06:00-20:00, Sat–Sun 09:00-11:00.
Where is First Point Fitness?
First Point Fitness is at Unit A3, Barton Mill, Audlett Dr in Northcourt, Abingdon.
What kind of training does First Point Fitness offer?
At First Point Fitness you will find fitness studio, hiit and pilates.
What rating does First Point Fitness have?
First Point Fitness has 4.6 out of 5 on Google based on 11 reviews.
Where you'll be
Northcourt, Abingdon
Unit A3, Barton Mill, Audlett Dr, OX14 3NJ, Abingdon
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