Westward Barbell

4.9· 27 reviews on GoogleWestward Business Centre, Mill St, CreditonMore in Crediton

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Category: Martial Arts, Pole Fitness, Strength, Fitness Studio
Location: Crediton
Rating: 4.9 / 5 (27 reviews on Google)
Price: U3A Pilates class: up to £4 per class

Westward Barbell is a friendly, inclusive fitness community based in Crediton, Devon. The facility offers a fully-equipped gym with Group Personal Training (capped at 8 people), 1-2-1 and small group personal training, and open gym time. The gym is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Alongside the main gym, the Studio hosts a variety of classes including Pole Fitness, Karate (Devon Wado-Ryu), Pilates-based exercise for the third age, and more. A Treatment Room is also available on site. Owner and head trainer Colin Matthews holds qualifications as a Personal Trainer, Kettlebell Instructor, and CrossFit Level 1 Trainer.

Prices

U3A Pilates class: up to £4 per class

Opening hours

Mon–Fri: 06:30-21:30
Sat: 08:00-12:00
Sun: Closed

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How much does it cost to train at Westward Barbell?

Westward Barbell does not list fixed prices here, but it has an intro offer: Book a free taster session to try the gym or studio classes.

What are the opening hours at Westward Barbell?

Westward Barbell is open Mon–Fri 06:30-21:30, Sat 08:00-12:00, Sun Closed.

Where is Westward Barbell?

Westward Barbell is at Westward Business Centre, Mill St, Crediton.

What kind of training does Westward Barbell offer?

At Westward Barbell you will find martial arts, pole fitness, strength and fitness studio.

What rating does Westward Barbell have?

Westward Barbell has 4.9 out of 5 on Google based on 27 reviews.

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