Gyms in Boston
A port town on the Haven under the tower of the Stump, with a 25 m pool, 24-hour gyms and two amateur boxing clubs. Here's where to train in Boston and who to train with.
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TJ Gymnastics Academy Boston
Boston Town Amateur Boxing Club
Boston Judo Club
Boston Amateur Boxing Club
Princess Royal Sports Arena
100% Gym
The Workhouse Gym
C-4 GYM 24/7
Mayhem Gym 24/7
PureGym Boston
Geoff Moulder Leisure Complex
LanAsana Yoga
Nitty Gritty Fitty
Wyberton Sports & Social Club
Mayflower Sports Ground
Boston Rugby Club
The Sportsman Pool Hall and Sports Bar
Boston Squash & Racketball Club
Boston Town F C
Boston Tennis Club
Boston United Football Club
Chang Phueak Gym Boston
Evolution Martial Arts
Kings of Court Boston
Places in Boston borough
Wyberton and Wyberton Fen, on the south side of town, each with its own page.
Training in Boston
One public pool, a run of 24-hour gyms and a strong boxing tradition.
Boston is home to around 70,500 people (Census 2021), up 9.1% since 2011, faster than the East Midlands as a whole, with a median age of 42. In Nov 2024–25, 39.0% of adults here did less than 30 minutes of activity a week, against 24.7% across England, so plenty of people are starting from scratch.
The public pool is Geoff Moulder Leisure Complex on Rowley Road, with a 25 m pool, a training pool, a gym, two studios and a spa; Boston Amateur Swimming Club trains there. Princess Royal Sports Arena on the Boardsides is home to Boston Rugby Club, founded in 1927. Around them sit PureGym and 24-hour independents, two amateur boxing clubs, a Muay Thai gym, kickboxing, judo and a squash and racketball club.
Outside, the Haven runs about 5 miles to The Wash, RSPB Frampton Marsh is 4 miles from town, and National Cycle Route 1 passes through. Gymist helps you find the gyms near you and the people who train like you do.
Where to train in Boston
The pool and sports arena first, then the gyms and the fight gyms.
Find a training buddy in Boston
A lane partner at Geoff Moulder, a pad partner for boxing, someone to share a late session at a 24-hour gym: find people near you who train when you do.
Find a buddyStart a Boston training group
A weekend ride out along National Cycle Route 1, an early swim group at Geoff Moulder, a walking group to Frampton Marsh: set it up in minutes and we'll help people nearby find it.
Start a groupTrain outdoors
Free places to train around Boston.
- RSPB Frampton Marsh
- The Haven
- River Witham
- National Cycle Route 1
Getting around
The Poacher Line and the national cycle network.
Rail
Cycle
Who trains here
What the census and Active Lives say about the people you'll meet in the pool and at the bag.
- 39.0%Adults doing under 30 min a weekSport England Active Lives, Nov 2024–25
- 9.1%Population growth since 2011Census 2021
- 12.8%Aged 25 to 34Census 2021
Boston gym questions
What people ask before they train here.
How many gyms are there in Boston?
Gymist lists 33 gyms, pools, studios and sports venues across Boston borough, from Geoff Moulder Leisure Complex and PureGym to 24-hour independents, boxing clubs and martial arts gyms.
Where is the public swimming pool in Boston?
Geoff Moulder Leisure Complex on Rowley Road, PE21 6JE, has a 25 m pool and a training pool, a gym with cardio, resistance machines and free weights, two studios with more than 30 classes a week, and a spa. Boston Amateur Swimming Club trains there.
Are there 24-hour gyms in Boston?
Yes. PureGym Boston at Wyberton Fen is open 24/7, as are Mayhem Gym in Wyberton, which takes members from age 14, and 100% Gym, which is fitted out with Hammer Strength equipment. The Workhouse Gym has been open since 1995.
Where can I box or do martial arts in Boston?
Boston Amateur Boxing Club was established in 1962, and Finches Boston Town ABC runs a fully equipped boxing gym with group and one-to-one sessions. Chang Phueak Gym teaches Muay Thai, Evolution Martial Arts is a not-for-profit kickboxing club, and Boston Judo Club, run by volunteers for over 50 years, trains on Thursday evenings.
Where can I train outdoors around Boston?
RSPB Frampton Marsh, 4 miles from town on The Wash, covers 172 hectares between the mouths of the Witham and the Welland. The Haven runs about 5 miles from the town to the coast, and National Cycle Route 1 passes through Boston on its way between Norwich and Lincoln.
How do I get to Boston by train?
Boston is on the Poacher Line. East Midlands Railway runs a generally hourly service to Nottingham, Grantham and Skegness.
How do I find a gym buddy in Boston?
Join Gymist free, add the gyms you use and when you train, and browse members near you. If there isn't a group for your kind of training in Boston, you can start one.
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