Progress Boxing & Fitness Ltd

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Category: Pilates, Kickboxing, Boxing, Fitness Studio
Location: Eye
Rating: 4.6 / 5 (7 reviews on Google)
Price: Drop-in session: £5 per 90 min

Progress Boxing & Fitness Ltd is a fitness centre based in Eye, Suffolk, offering a wide variety of activities including Box Fit classes, Pilates, Kickboxing, and Open Gym sessions. With over 30 fitness activities available and professional equipment on-site, members are guided by fitness instructor Gareth Edwards.

The gym operates on a flexible pay-per-session basis with no membership required, making it accessible for everyone.

Prices

Drop-in session: £5 per 90 min

Opening hours

Mon–Fri: 07:00-21:00
Sat: 07:00-15:00
Sun: Closed

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Frequently asked questions about Progress Boxing & Fitness Ltd

How much does it cost to train at Progress Boxing & Fitness Ltd?

Prices at Progress Boxing & Fitness Ltd are in the 5 GBP range.

What are the opening hours at Progress Boxing & Fitness Ltd?

Progress Boxing & Fitness Ltd is open Mon–Fri 07:00-21:00, Sat 07:00-15:00, Sun Closed.

Where is Progress Boxing & Fitness Ltd?

Progress Boxing & Fitness Ltd is at Business Park, 8 Progress Way, Eye.

What kind of training does Progress Boxing & Fitness Ltd offer?

At Progress Boxing & Fitness Ltd you will find pilates, kickboxing, boxing and fitness studio.

What rating does Progress Boxing & Fitness Ltd have?

Progress Boxing & Fitness Ltd has 4.6 out of 5 on Google based on 7 reviews.

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