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 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 gym in the old firehouse at 112 South Broad Street in Kennett Square, serving women with small-group personal training and coach-led classes. A massage therapist is on staff, and yoga classes are on the schedule.
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 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 6,000-square-foot performance gym with turf and nets, a five-minute walk from downtown West Chester. It runs personal, semi-private and group training, plus the RCVRY lounge with hot, cold and compression therapies.
A one-practitioner studio at 4 Terry Drive in Newtown combining massage therapy, personal training and holistic health coaching, run by licensed massage therapist Carol Adamusko. Everything is by appointment, with a free first consultation.
A fitness studio with a teaching kitchen at 22 North Bryn Mawr Avenue (rear entrance), running small-group fitness classes, personal training and guest-chef cooking classes. The kitchen can also be rented for events.
A training gym at 15 Hagerty Boulevard built around sports performance for athletes, plus adult training and personal training. Its Instagram bio sums up the approach as adult performance training with no shortcuts.
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 locally owned CrossFit gym attached to The Proving Grounds Sports Complex, with a shared parking lot. Every class is coached, new members start with a one-on-one On-Ramp, and a kids program covers ages 6 to 10.
A CrossFit gym on Rosedale Road with classes from 5 a.m. on weekdays, plus open gym, yoga and core, teen CrossFit and personal training on the schedule. Visitors can drop in through the Wodify schedule, and first-timers can book a free consultation.
A CrossFit gym at 121 Friends Lane in Newtown with classes, personal training, a youth program called Newtown Youth Academy and Trifecta nutrition coaching. New members start with a free consultation, and drop-ins are welcome.
A licensed CrossFit gym on Township Line Road in Skippack, 3,000 square feet, with group classes Monday through Saturday plus open gym. New members start with a $60 Fundamentals class that is required before the regular classes.
A locally owned CrossFit gym on Boot Road with 60-minute coached classes, HYROX and an easier-paced Evolve class. Uniquely Abled Fitness classes for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities meet here too, and a free intro visit comes first.
A CrossFit gym at 917 Old Fern Hill Road where newcomers start with a free intro and a five-session personal training on-ramp. Memberships are 3 days a week or unlimited, and a Barbell Club and nutrition coaching round out the menu.
A strength and conditioning gym on North Walnut Road run by Coach Jordan, a former Kennett High and Cal U football player, built around speed, agility and power for athletes. Group sessions, private sessions and summer camps book through the Glofox app.
A coaching-first training facility on Gordon Drive in Exton, tucked behind Pickering Valley Feed and Farm, with adult group training, personal training and an athletic development program for athletes ages 11 to 18. New clients start with a consult.
A training gym at 17 Ravine Road in Malvern for personal training, sports conditioning, strength and yoga, for athletes and for all ages. The site names it the exclusive trainer for Westtown School basketball.
A training studio on West Uwchlan Avenue running one-on-one and small group sessions built around form, plus nutrition coaching. Group sessions book through the Mindbody app, and private training is scheduled with the owner directly.
A personal training studio at 28 N. State Street in Newtown, with one-on-one and semi-private sessions, weight loss coaching, stretch therapy and metabolism testing. New clients start with a free consultation.
A fitness center at 122 Mill Road with cardio machines wired to a cardio theater, plus CrossFit, circuit training and private team training. New members get a complimentary session with a personal trainer.
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 training studio at 261 Old York Road in Jenkintown where each class is either Iron Side, built around progressive strength training, or Turf Side, high-energy cardio and functional conditioning. Members pick one track per class.
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 fitness and nutrition studio at 613 W Market Street in Perkasie, owned by sisters-in-law Colleen and Kristin, who are both NASM-certified personal trainers. The menu covers personal training, group classes including kickboxing, and nutrition counseling.
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 movement education studio on York Road, founded by Colin Kirts, with individual coaching, a membership-based movement studio and a sauna and cold plunge program called Fire & Ice.
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.
A personal training business on Conshohocken Road, listed with a phone number but no website or posted hours. Call ahead to confirm what it runs.
A karate school on West State Street teaching Kenpo to kids and adults since 1992. Classes also cover kickboxing, boxing, jiu-jitsu and escrima, with private lessons and a self-defense course on the menu.
A private personal training studio on East Lancaster Avenue, started by four certified trainers. Sessions are by appointment, with customized workouts and nutrition plans, group fitness classes and online coaching.
A martial arts studio on Boot Road, just off Route 202, with adult and youth kickboxing, karate, jiu jitsu, personal training and a Little Ryu class for the youngest students. The first class is free.
An inclusive strength training space on Mt. Carmel Avenue in Glenside for women and femmes, with small groups like Kickstart and Postpartum Strong plus one-on-one personal training. Founder Megan Gallagher coaches from pregnancy through menopause.
A personal training studio on Welsh Road built around semi-private sessions for adults 45 and older, plus stretch therapy and golf fitness. It starts with a free chat with a coach, and the site says every program is customized.
A Pilates and corrective exercise studio at 2609 Jenkintown Road in Glenside, run by owner Michele-Olivia Francois, who has a physical therapy and dance background. One-on-one sessions, dance and athlete conditioning, and live Pilates over Zoom.
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.
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.
One-on-one boxing instruction in a ring on the bottom floor of 100 N 2nd Street, from a USA Boxing certified trainer with a professional boxing license. Clients range from 8 to 70, and sessions are booked through the contact form.
A cross-functional fitness studio at 207 York Road built around strength, balance and agility through classes and personal training. Brandon Edwards owns it and trains there, and booking runs online.
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 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.
A coach-led kettlebell gym at 309 Lancaster Avenue running small-group sessions of 30 to 45 minutes, with no open gym, so every visit is coached. It also sells follow-along video programs and a 16-week coaching plan with nutrition support.
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 family-owned gym at 751 South West End Boulevard built around speed, conditioning and strength, with HYROX and DEKA race prep. Trainers work with people from age 7 up, and new members start with a meet-and-greet.
A boxing and martial arts gym at 440 Horsham Road with fitness classes, private training and USA Boxing coaches. Kids' karate, kickboxing and MMA start at age 6, and beginners are welcome with contact optional.
A boxing gym at 446 Lancaster Avenue led by Noel Sanchez, a USA Boxing certified coach who has boxed since age 12. Training runs as personal sessions and group classes for all levels, with booking by email.
A strength and conditioning gym at 4050 Skyron Drive that runs group fitness, personal training and programming, and nutrition and meal planning. The site describes an unpretentious, results-oriented community.
A Christ-centered fitness center on Second Street Pike, with group classes, personal training and nutrition coaching, plus a nine-week program called The Wellness Revelation. The owner is a former physical education teacher and personal trainer.
A boutique fitness studio on South Main Street in Yardley with small-group strength training, bootcamp and Mommy & Me classes, plus personal training in person, in-home or virtual. Kids are welcome at the Strong Mom's Club sessions.
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-run training center at 597 Bell Tavern Boulevard in Downingtown, open since 2018, with small-group classes, barbell lifting and power yoga. Student athlete training, one-on-one adaptive training and nutrition coaching sit alongside.
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 private personal training studio on North Broad Street, with one-on-one sessions, small group training and a 60-minute strength and conditioning class capped at five or six people. Online coaching is available too.
A personal training and small-group gym on Skippack Pike for all ages, with one-on-one instruction in boxing, powerlifting, wrestling and MMA. New members start with a free fitness assessment, and a youth boxing and lifting program runs alongside.
A strength and conditioning gym on Makefield Road with group classes, semi-private training in groups of one to five, and a beginner program of 12 semi-private sessions followed by six weeks of group classes.
A woman-owned gym at 800 Bethlehem Pike in Sellersville, built on group strength, cardio boxing and functional fitness classes, plus personal training and Hyrox prep. Membership is $90 a month with no contract, and the first class is free.
A training gym at 77 North Bacton Hill Road with sports performance group sessions for athletes, personal training, adult full-body classes and PlayFit, a play-based program for children.
A concierge personal training studio on Carter Drive, just off Route 202, run by owner Alex Osburn. Sessions blend strength, mobility and table work with a focus on pain management, and scheduling flexes to each client.
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