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Fitness Studio · Salford
Fitness Studio in Salford
33 fitness studio studios to discover.
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Salford has a surprisingly varied independent fitness scene, with 33 boutique studios spread across neighbourhoods including Pendleton, Ordsall, and Salford Quays. Pendleton has the highest concentration with three studios, while Ordsall is home to Steel Foundry Crossfit, one of several venues in the city holding a perfect five-star rating. The range of disciplines on offer reflects the area's diversity — from functional training and martial arts at Gorillawarfare functional training and martial arts centre in Linnyshaw to outdoor bootcamp sessions at U-First Fitness Society in Seedley. These are mostly small, independent operations rather than chain gyms, which tends to mean smaller class sizes and a more direct relationship with coaches. This page maps out the full 14, with locations, ratings, and the information you need to find the right fit.
33 gyms & studios
All 33 fitness studio studios in Salford
- M3 Perform — Lower Broughton
- FORM — City Centre
- Gorilla Warfare — Linnyshaw
- Rush242 Fitness — City Centre
- U-First Fitness Society | Outdoor Bootcamp | Outdoor Workout | Fitness training — Seedley
- Transflash Gym — Lower Broughton
- The FAST Gym — Ordsall
- RIF STUDIO — Newtown
- Commit Fitness — Pendleton
- EMBODY Fitness TRAINING — Ordsall
- 0161 Community Gym — Moorside
- Flex 'N Tone
- the STRENGTH therapy — Lower Broughton
- FUSION FITNESS SALFORD — Salford Quays
- Salford Mixed Martial Arts — Ordsall
- Siren Asylum Women's Alternative — Pendleton
- The Performance Space — Ordsall
- F45 Training City Centre — City Centre
- Oliver's Gym — Charlestown
- Greengate Gym — City Centre
- Polefire HQ - Pole Fitness & Aerial Arts Studio — Pendleton
- Sports Centre — Charlestown
- Steel Foundry Crossfit — Ordsall
- Yoga Republic Salford — City Centre
- Excelerate Fitness CIC — Lower Broughton
- TheIslandBoxer — Ordsall
- ChantellelaFit - The Angel Centre, Manchester — Lower Broughton
- Monton Memorial Hall — Monton
- Multifit Salford — Peel Green
- Olympic Gym — Patricroft
- Pilates - Ellesmere Sports Club
- Spotters Gym- Salford — Lower Broughton
- TYR GYMS — Wardley
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Frequently asked questions about fitness studio in Salford
How many fitness studios are there in Salford?
There are 33 fitness studios in Salford. They are spread across several distinct areas, including Pendleton, Ordsall, Salford Quays, Seedley, and Charlestown. Studios range from functional training and martial arts centres to CrossFit boxes and outdoor bootcamp providers, so there is a reasonable variety of training styles available across the city.
Which area of Salford has the most fitness studios?
Pendleton, Ordsall, and Salford Quays are among the most well-represented areas for fitness studios in Salford. Seedley and Charlestown also have a notable presence. If you are based in central Salford, Pendleton and Ordsall are practical starting points, with studios such as Commit Fitness in Pendleton and Steel Foundry CrossFit in Ordsall.
What are the best-known fitness studios in Salford?
Some of the most recognised fitness studios in Salford include Steel Foundry CrossFit in Ordsall, Gorillawarfare functional training and martial arts centre in Linnyshaw, RIF Studio in Newtown, Commit Fitness in Pendleton, and U-First Fitness Society in Seedley, which focuses on outdoor bootcamp and workout sessions. Each offers a different training focus.
Are fitness studios in Salford suitable for beginners?
Several fitness studios in Salford cater specifically to beginners. U-First Fitness Society in Seedley runs outdoor bootcamp sessions that are accessible to different fitness levels, while Commit Fitness in Pendleton offers structured fitness training. Steel Foundry CrossFit in Ordsall typically provides introductory courses for those new to CrossFit before joining regular classes.
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