Battle Grounds
A 24-hour bodybuilding gym at 122 Mill Road in Phoenixville, owned by Dave Battle, with Atlantis and Arsenal Strength equipment, personal training and contest prep. Day passes and monthly memberships are sold online.
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A 24-hour bodybuilding gym at 122 Mill Road in Phoenixville, owned by Dave Battle, with Atlantis and Arsenal Strength equipment, personal training and contest prep. Day passes and monthly memberships are sold online.
A 24-hour gym at 739 West Cypress Street in Kennett Square that also runs 3D body scanning, body-sculpting treatments and a supplement shop. Memberships are sold online.
A CrossFit affiliate since 2009 at 19 Hagerty Boulevard, open around the clock for members. Move60, a body-weight cardio class for all levels, is on the schedule, and a first class is free to try.
An independent gym on Onix Drive, locally owned and operated, with cardio equipment and free weights for every level. Access runs 24/7, and there is a member app through Virtuagym.
A weight room on East Main Street, open since 2013 and built around six squat racks, lifting platforms and kilo plates. Members let themselves in around the clock with a phone app, and coached programs cover sport performance and a women's strength group.
A gym at 306 West Broad Street in Quakertown where members get 24/7 access with a key card. The floor has cable stations, a Smith machine and squat rack, dumbbells up to 140 pounds, ellipticals, rowers and treadmills.
A barbell gym at 544 E. Elm Street that staffs the floor Monday through Saturday and stays open around the clock for members. Its Instagram bio calls it an iron sanctuary for strength and community.
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