MaxFit Gym

4.9· 96 reviews on Google6 Glenwell Rd, Glengormley, Hightown, NewtownabbeyMore in HightownMore in Newtownabbey

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Category: Pilates, Fitness Studio
Location: Hightown, Newtownabbey
Rating: 4.9 / 5 (96 reviews on Google)
Price: Standard membership: from £26.99/month Personal training: approx £30/session

MaxFit Gym is a community-focused gym in the heart of Glengormley on the outskirts of North Belfast. Offering open gym membership, small group training (capped at eight people), personal training, specialist Over 55s functional movement classes, and Kids & Teens strength and conditioning sessions.

Professionally trained coaches deliver results-driven programming in a welcoming, family-like atmosphere.

Prices

Standard membership: from £26.99/month Personal training: approx £30/session

Opening hours

Mon–Fri: 06:00-22:00
Sat: 09:00-17:00
Sun: 10:00-15:00

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Frequently asked questions about MaxFit Gym

How much does it cost to train at MaxFit Gym?

Prices at MaxFit Gym are in the 26.99–30 GBP range.

Does MaxFit Gym have an intro offer?

Yes. MaxFit Gym offers: Free consultation (No Sweat Intro) with a coach before you commit.

What are the opening hours at MaxFit Gym?

MaxFit Gym is open Mon–Fri 06:00-22:00, Sat 09:00-17:00, Sun 10:00-15:00.

Where is MaxFit Gym?

MaxFit Gym is at 6 Glenwell Rd, Glengormley in Hightown, Newtownabbey.

What kind of training does MaxFit Gym offer?

At MaxFit Gym you will find pilates and fitness studio.

What rating does MaxFit Gym have?

MaxFit Gym has 4.9 out of 5 on Google based on 96 reviews.

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