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Gyms & studios in George Street

5+ gyms & studios — in George Street.

George Street in Aberdeen has a concentrated cluster of five fitness studios, covering disciplines from CrossFit and strength training to boxing and Muay Thai. CrossFit® Emergence and Kettlebells Aberdeen are among the highest-rated options on the street, both holding a 5.0 rating. Personal training is well represented too, with dedicated PT studios sitting alongside combat sports facilities such as Aberdeen Fitness and Combat Centre. Browse the listings below to compare studios, read reviews, and find session availability.

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Frequently asked questions about gyms and studios in George Street

What types of fitness studios are on George Street in Aberdeen?

George Street has five studios in total, all classified as fitness studios. Two operate specifically as PT studios, while the street also has provision for strength training, boxing, and Muay Thai. It is one of the more varied streets for combat sports training in central Aberdeen.

Are there personal trainers available on George Street, Aberdeen?

Yes. At least two dedicated PT studios operate on George Street — UK Fitness Personal Training and Barry Stephen Personal Training, the latter rated 4.9 stars. Both offer one-to-one coaching rather than group classes, which suits those looking for structured, individualised programming.

Is George Street in Aberdeen good for beginners?

Several studios on George Street cater to beginners. CrossFit® Emergence and Kettlebells Aberdeen both hold 5.0 ratings, which often reflects consistent coaching quality across ability levels. It is worth contacting studios directly to ask about introductory sessions or beginner-specific classes before committing.

How do I get to George Street in Aberdeen by public transport?

George Street runs north from the city centre and is served by several First Aberdeen bus routes along the corridor. It is roughly a 10–15 minute walk from Aberdeen city centre and Union Street, making it accessible on foot from the main bus and rail interchange at Guild Street.