Fitness Freaks
5.0· 4 reviews on Google38 Glebe Rd, West Bedlington, BedlingtonMore in West BedlingtonMore in Bedlington
Fitness Freaks · Trial class
Intro Offer: 14 days of unlimited classes & gym access to sample everything Fitness Freaks has to offer
£20
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- Category
- Fitness Studio
- Price
- 5–160 GBP
Prices
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Weekly class pass | £12 |
| Pilates Block Booking | £20 |
| Personal training block booking | £160 |
Classes
Rise & GrindBody BlastSpinning45 min SpinCoreFIT 45Sculpt & ShapeCircuit trainingBoxing & ConditioningPilates
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Frequently asked questions about Fitness Freaks
How much does it cost to train at Fitness Freaks?
Prices at Fitness Freaks are in the 5–160 GBP range. The cheapest option is Weekly class pass at £12.
Does Fitness Freaks have an intro offer?
Yes. Fitness Freaks offers: £20 – Intro Offer: 14 days of unlimited classes & gym access to sample everything Fitness Freaks has to offer.
Where is Fitness Freaks?
Fitness Freaks is at 38 Glebe Rd in West Bedlington, Bedlington.
What kind of training does Fitness Freaks offer?
At Fitness Freaks you will find fitness studio.
What rating does Fitness Freaks have?
Fitness Freaks has 5.0 out of 5 on Google based on 4 reviews.
Where you'll be
West Bedlington, Bedlington
38 Glebe Rd, NE22 6JT, Bedlington
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