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Gyms in Beckenham

Beckenham staged the world's first open grass-court tennis tournament in 1968, and today it pairs that racket history with pools, a health club, fight gyms and reformer studios.

Gyms and venues
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Training in Beckenham

Pools, padwork and a tennis pedigree.

The Spa at Beckenham, run by Mytime Active, has two pools, a gym and a sports hall, and David Lloyd Beckenham is the big health club. Reshape Fitness and Crowns Gym cover open-floor lifting, and Scorpions Thai Boxing, Beckenham Boxing and the London Martial Arts & Fitness Academy handle the fight side. For slower work there's Breeze Yoga, Studio Moon and Truform's reformer Pilates and hot yoga.

Sport runs deep here: Beckenham Sports Club on Foxgrove Road fields cricket, tennis, hockey and squash, and public courts sit in Kelsey Park and Croydon Road Recreation Ground. Cator Park and Beckenham Place Park are on the South East London Green Chain, which gives you a long route for a weekend run with a training partner.

Getting there

  • Beckenham Junction · trains and trams
  • Beckenham Road · tram
  • Clock House
  • Kent House

Train outdoors

  • Kelsey Park
  • Croydon Road Recreation Ground
  • Cator Park
  • Beckenham Place Park

Find a training buddy in Beckenham

A lane partner at The Spa, someone to hold pads at Scorpions, a hitting partner for the Kelsey Park courts.

Find a buddy

Start a Beckenham training group

A Green Chain run from Cator Park, a Sunday tennis meet at Croydon Road: set it up and we'll help neighbours find it.

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Beckenham gym questions

Before you pick a gym.

How many gyms are there in Beckenham?

Gymist lists 18 places to train in Beckenham: pools and a health club, independent gyms, boxing and martial arts, yoga and Pilates studios, and tennis.

Is there a swimming pool in Beckenham?

Yes. The Spa at Beckenham, run by Mytime Active, has two pools alongside its gym and sports hall.

How do I find a gym buddy in Beckenham?

Sign up to Gymist for free, add your gym and the hours you train, then see who trains nearby. If no group covers your training yet, start one.