790 Fitness
A gym and personal training space on the first floor of the 790 Township Line Road building in the Makefield Crossing office park. Its listing invites you to call or visit to talk through training options or your own workouts.
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A gym and personal training space on the first floor of the 790 Township Line Road building in the Makefield Crossing office park. Its listing invites you to call or visit to talk through training options or your own workouts.
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A small fitness center in Ardmore with weekday hours and no weekend openings. It has no website of its own, so a phone call is the way to check hours and what it runs.
A Greater Philadelphia YMCA branch on McKean Road with a fitness center, indoor and outdoor pools, an indoor track and unlimited group classes. KidZone watches the kids for up to two hours while parents work out.
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.
An adult fitness center on North Bethlehem Pike, open since 1994, with a heated therapeutic pool, a fitness center and a group exercise and yoga room. Classes run in the pool and on land, and exercise physiologists handle personal training.
A CrossFit gym at 276 Dilworthtown Road with coached CrossFit classes, a no-barbell strength track called Move, HYROX training and a stretching program. Members get 24/7 access to the space.
A health club at 322 W Bridge Street with cardio and strength floors, group classes from barre to cycling, personal training, a sauna and a spa that welcomes non-members.
A fitness business at 4095 Ferry Road whose site lists weight loss, muscle gain, strength, toning, postpartum, sports training and functional aging among its goals. Weekday hours open at 6 a.m., and the site links an Instagram account.
A gym and wellness center at 810 East Market Street with a class schedule, a cold plunge, an infrared sauna and Normatec compression. It advertises a free three-day trial.
A training studio in the rear lot at 1002 West Ridge Pike, Suite 101, where sessions book through WellnessLiving and ClassPass. The website frames training as a process of physical and intellectual growth and spotlights a client of the month.
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 community fitness center on Horsham Road with over 65 group classes, from spin and Zumba to Pilates and yoga, plus personal training, a sauna and a steam room. Membership includes monthly visits to Newtown Athletic Club.
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 50,000-square-foot multi-sport complex on West Germantown Pike with three basketball courts, seven volleyball courts, a 40-bike Schwinn cycling studio, cardio and weight floors. Memberships have no year-long contract and include about 60 classes, kids' classes among them.
A functional-fitness gym in Building 19 of Ambler Yards, next to the Well Crafted brewery, with group classes from 5:30 a.m. New members start with Base Camp, five one-on-one sessions, and there are preschool, kids, teen and postpartum classes too.
A small Glenside gym with free weights, strength machines, cardio equipment and group classes, open Monday through Saturday. Memberships are no-contract and sign-up is in person, with personal training by email inquiry.
A 25,000-square-foot gym on South Broad Street with Hoist, Cybex and Life Fitness equipment and a basketball court. Blue Bell Physical Therapy has an office on site, and key-fob access extends the staffed hours.
The Lansdale branch of North Penn YMCA on East Main Street, with three indoor pools and a 17,000-square-foot wellness center. Stay & Play babysitting covers kids from 6 weeks to 8 years old while parents work out.
A gym at 43 Marchwood Road, home of X Fitness, with endurance training, ninja and obstacle-course classes for kids, and space for birthday parties and private events. Class schedules are listed on WellnessLiving.
A functional strength gym in the Caln Village Shopping Center next to the Acme, running coached sessions built on lifting, mobility and conditioning. Memberships have no long-term contracts, and a free seven-day trial is listed.
A functional strength gym in the Marsh Creek Corporate Center on East Uwchlan Avenue, the Exton location of LIT Fitness, which also has a Downingtown gym. Coached workouts mix strength, mobility and conditioning, with a free trial for new members.
A boutique gym and group fitness studio at 47 W Lancaster Avenue, with a gym floor open around the clock and a studio running heated and sculpting classes. The founder came to strength training through competitive bodybuilding.
A gym at 1912 Bethlehem Pike in Sellersville with free weights, power lifting, cardio equipment and machines. Posted hours run 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays and 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends.
A traditional gym in Logan Square on Lower York Road with barbells, dumbbells, plate-loaded and cardio equipment, a staff of personal trainers and a Pilates specialist. A co-ed adult softball league runs out of the gym too.
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The Newtown branch of River Crossing YMCA, in Chandler Hall on South Sycamore Street, with a wellness center, personal training and child care for ages 6 weeks to 5. No pool here, but members can swim at other branches.
A functional training gym at 636 North Main Street running high-intensity metabolic classes, strength and power training, and cardio built around boxing and step. Members reserve classes in the Zen Planner app, and there is a free trial.
A health club on Newtown-Yardley Road, the Bucks County branch of a two-location club that also has a Center City Philadelphia site. Members get group classes and independent trainers, and a 7-day free pass is on the site.
A 24-hour gym at 1143 N 5th Street in Perkasie with a fitness center and a studio for group classes. The schedule runs from HIIT, TRX and Pilates to yoga, Zumba and line dancing, booked through WellnessLiving.
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.
The Phoenixville branch of the Greater Philadelphia YMCA on East Pothouse Road, with a fitness center, indoor and outdoor pools, an indoor track and racquetball courts. Members get KidZone child-watch while they work out.
A boutique gym at 632 Montgomery Avenue in Narberth, open seven days a week, with a personal training team, on-site showers and lockers, and a free 7-day trial for new members.
The Quakertown branch of River Crossing YMCA at 401 Fairview Avenue, with a fitness center, lap pool, family pool with a waterslide, sauna, gym and group exercise classes. Child care, summer camp, swim lessons and Stay & Play babysitting run from the same building.
A gym at 4402 Skippack Pike in Skippack, open from 5 a.m. on weekdays and 7 a.m. on weekends. Its own page is on Facebook, with a phone number and an email for questions.
A membership gym at 931 East Haverford Road with cardio and weight equipment, X-Force strength training and personal training. Membership starts with a call or a club tour, and the doors open at 7 a.m. every day.
A family-owned gym at 1050 Colwell Lane with cardio and strength equipment, a 60-by-20-foot turf field, tanning and fitness classes. Memberships sign up online through the site.
A members-only gym at 800 North Easton Road, pitched as an alternative to crowded gyms, with cardio machines, free weights, on-demand classes and a golf simulator. Personal training and golf training are also available.
A 14,000-square-foot gym on a 10-acre property on Durham Road, with a cardio studio, a functional training box and a MyZone gym room.
An all-in-one gym at 701 E. Elm Street with group cardio, circuit and strength training. Its sister studio LOVE, an infrared space for yoga, pilates and sculpt, shares the address and a combined membership.
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