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Focus

4.6· 25 reviews on GoogleUnit 1, 56 Old Tempo Rd, Moneynoe Glebe or Chanterhill, EnniskillenMore in Moneynoe Glebe or ChanterhillMore in Enniskillen

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Category
Functional Training, Fitness Studio
Location
Moneynoe Glebe or Chanterhill, Enniskillen
Rating
4.6 / 5 (25 reviews on Google)

Focus is Enniskillen's only gym and recovery service all under one roof, established in 2018. The team is dedicated to helping members reach their goals and achieve lasting results. All personal trainers welcome all abilities and focus on correct form and technique.

Services include gym access with free-weights and functional training equipment, an outdoor gym (first of its kind in Fermanagh), group fitness classes (Strength & Conditioning, circuits, HIIT, free-weights and more), personal training, recovery, and physiotherapy. The gym is open 24/7.

Opening hours

Mon–Fri
Open 24 hours
Sat–Sun
Open 24 hours

Classes

Strength & ConditioningCircuitsH.I.I.TFree-weightsTeen FitOutdoor sessions
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Frequently asked questions about Focus

What are the opening hours at Focus?

Focus is open Mon–Fri Open 24 hours, Sat–Sun Open 24 hours.

Where is Focus?

Focus is at Unit 1, 56 Old Tempo Rd in Moneynoe Glebe or Chanterhill, Enniskillen.

What kind of training does Focus offer?

At Focus you will find functional training and fitness studio.

What rating does Focus have?

Focus has 4.6 out of 5 on Google based on 25 reviews.

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