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Multi-Pole Fitness

5.0· 32 reviews on GoogleUnit 61, Fountain Business Centre, 13 Whittington St, Mosside, CoatbridgeMore in MossideMore in Coatbridge

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Category
Pole Fitness, Strength, Fitness Studio
Location
Mosside, Coatbridge
Rating
5.0 / 5 (32 reviews on Google)

Multi-Pole Fitness is a purpose-built Pole Fitness and Aerial Hoop (Lyra) studio in North Lanarkshire, run by fully qualified and award-winning instructors. Classes cover everything from beginner to advanced level, combining strength training, flexibility, coordination and artistic expression.

Small class sizes — no more than 2 people per pole — ensure plenty of instructor attention. Minimum age is 18 years.

Opening hours

Mon–Fri
18:00-20:30
Sat–Sun
10:00-12:00

Classes

Pole FitnessAerial Hoop (Lyra)
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Frequently asked questions about Multi-Pole Fitness

What are the opening hours at Multi-Pole Fitness?

Multi-Pole Fitness is open Mon–Fri 18:00-20:30, Sat–Sun 10:00-12:00.

Where is Multi-Pole Fitness?

Multi-Pole Fitness is at Unit 61, Fountain Business Centre, 13 Whittington St in Mosside, Coatbridge.

What kind of training does Multi-Pole Fitness offer?

At Multi-Pole Fitness you will find pole fitness, strength and fitness studio.

What rating does Multi-Pole Fitness have?

Multi-Pole Fitness has 5.0 out of 5 on Google based on 32 reviews.

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