Ascend - Edward Street
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PT Studio in Brighton
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Brighton has a relatively compact but well-established one-to-one fitness scene, with 30 dedicated studios spread across the city. Queen's Park and Round Hill account for the majority of options, each hosting four studios — making them the natural focal points for anyone searching in the east of the city. Prestonville adds a further option to the north-west. Among the most consistently rated studios are Ascend on Edward Street, POWERWATTS, and Personal Training Brighton in Round Hill, all holding perfect five-star scores. Sessions tend to be fully personalised and studio sizes are small by design, which distinguishes this sector from gym-based personal training. This page brings together all 11 studios with location details, ratings, and links to help you compare your options and find the right fit.
30 gyms & studios
All 30 pt studio studios in Brighton
- Ascend - Edward Street — Queen's Park
- Ascend - Waterhall (HQ) — Withdean
- Personal Training Brighton — Round Hill
- POWERWATTS — Queen's Park
- LifeFit — Prestonville
- StrongLiving Personal Training Lewes / Online — Round Hill
- Neilon PT - Personal Training, Brighton — Queen's Park
- The Gravity Rebels — Prestonville
- Intentional Fitness — Round Hill
- Revolution Personal Training Studios Brighton — Round Hill
- PHILLIPS FIT — Kemptown
- Fitbox Preston — Withdean
- Withdean Sports Complex — Withdean
- Jamie Rylett — Round Hill
- M2M Fitness — Portslade Village
- Three Pillars of Fitness - Woodingdean Central Park — Woodingdean
- Three Pillars of Fitness - Rottingdean Whiteway Centre
- 3Fs Personal Training - South Portslade Community Centre — Portslade Village
- Trigger Point Pilates - The Barn, Westdene Green — Withdean
- Elements Performance PT — Queen's Park
- En Pointe Fitness — Kemptown
- Freedom Yoga with Crystal — Queen's Park
- Jordan Burns Personal Training — Queen's Park
- Jordan Scully PT — Round Hill
- Lone Wolf PT Studio and Sweat Classes — Brunswick
- Moulsecoomb Sports Centre — Bevendean
- Naomi Collier Personal Training — Round Hill
- Nick Greenfield Fitness - The Barn — Withdean
- Smaak Fitness Personal Training — Bevendean
- Three Pillars of Fitness - Woodingdean Youth Centre — Woodingdean
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Frequently asked questions about pt studio in Brighton
How many personal training studios are there in Brighton?
There are 30 personal training studios in Brighton. They are spread across several neighbourhoods, with Queen's Park having the highest concentration, followed by areas such as Round Hill, Brunswick, Prestonville, and Withdean.
Which area of Brighton has the most personal training studios?
Queen's Park has the highest number of personal training studios in Brighton. Notable options there include Ascend on Edward Street, Ascend Waterhall HQ, and POWERWATTS. Round Hill and Prestonville also have dedicated studios, including Personal Training Brighton and LifeFit respectively.
What are some of the best-known personal training studios in Brighton?
Well-known personal training studios in Brighton include Ascend, which operates two locations in Queen's Park, POWERWATTS also in Queen's Park, Personal Training Brighton in Round Hill, and LifeFit in Prestonville. Each offers a distinct training environment, from strength and conditioning to specialist fitness programming.
Is personal training in Brighton suitable for beginners?
Yes, most personal training studios in Brighton cater to all fitness levels, including complete beginners. Studios such as LifeFit in Prestonville and Personal Training Brighton in Round Hill typically offer initial assessments and tailored programmes, making them accessible to those with no prior gym experience.
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