Gyms in Acton
Acton trains around its High Street: a council pool with a women-only gym, four big gyms, and courts and pitches off East Acton Lane.
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Training in Acton
A council pool, four big gyms, plenty of tennis.
Swimmers head for Acton Centre on the High Street, where Everyone Active runs an eight-lane 25 m pool, a smaller pool, a gym of 90-plus stations, a separate women-only gym and a reformer studio. For open-access lifting there are two chains, PureGym and The Gym Group, alongside the independent Kiss Gyms and David Lloyd Acton Park. Club Des Sports on East Acton Lane covers boxing, gymnastics, dance and 3G football, and there's pole and fitness at Integrated Movement in W3 7AT.
Acton Park, at the east end of the High Street, has public tennis courts, a basketball and five-a-side court and a skate park. With seven stations across the Elizabeth, Central, District, Piccadilly and Mildmay lines, a training partner from almost anywhere in west London can reach you.
Getting there
Train outdoors
Where to train in Acton
Gyms first, then studios, clubs and courts.
Find a training buddy in Acton
A lane partner at Acton Centre, a spotter at PureGym, a doubles partner for Acton Park's courts.
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Tennis in Acton Park, a women's lifting group at Acton Centre: set it up and we'll help neighbours find it.
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The short version.
How many gyms are there in Acton?
Gymist lists 12 gyms and sports venues in Acton, from chain gyms and a David Lloyd club to boxing, pole fitness and a run of tennis courts.
Is there a swimming pool in Acton?
Yes. Acton Centre on Acton High Street has an eight-lane 25 m pool and a smaller pool, both used for lessons, plus a gym and a women-only gym. Everyone Active runs it for Ealing Council.
How do I find a gym buddy in Acton?
Sign up to Gymist free, add your gym and your usual training times, then browse people nearby. If nobody has started a group for your sport, start one yourself.