Gyms in Broomielaw
On the north bank of the Clyde, the Broomielaw's financial district hides a building full of small gyms, kickboxing dojos and dance studios.
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OM Sweet OM
Japanese Kickboxing
Kyokushin Karate Honbu Dojo,Glasgow
Glasgow Kickboxing
Self Defense Women Only Class
Ignite Fitness Glasgow
Greater than gym
Swimming Masters
William Young Swim School
Dance Glasgow City Centre Studios
Twirl n Tone Pole Dance Academy
Steph Wall Yoga
Light-Hearted Heavy Lifting
Neon Fitness Glasgow
Project Peach
Glasgow School of Burlesque
Studio Ile Ache C.I.C.
School of SOS Glasgow with Kirsty
Training in Broomielaw
Riverside offices, small gyms.
The street that was once Glasgow's first quay is now sold as the International Financial Services District, but its training is small and independent. Several venues share one G3 postcode: Light-Hearted Heavy Lifting, Ignite Fitness, Greater than gym and Project Peach for strength, Japanese Kickboxing and Kyokushin Karate Honbu Dojo for striking, and Twirl n Tone for pole.
In G1, Dance Glasgow City Centre Studios and the Glasgow School of Burlesque teach dance, OM Sweet OM and Steph Wall Yoga run yoga, and Swimming Masters and William Young Swim School teach in the water. With the river on the doorstep, an after-work run along the Clyde is easier to keep up with someone waiting for you.
Train outdoors
Where to train in Broomielaw
Strength and striking first, then dance, yoga and swimming.
Find a training buddy in Broomielaw
A lifting partner on the riverside, a kickboxing pad holder, someone for a run along the Clyde after work.
Find a buddyStart a Broomielaw training group
A lunchtime river loop, an evening lifting crew: set it up and people working nearby can join.
Start a groupBroomielaw gym questions
Answers for riverside training.
How many gyms are there in Broomielaw?
Gymist lists 18 venues around the Broomielaw, from small strength gyms and kickboxing to pole, burlesque, yoga and swimming lessons.
How do I find a gym buddy in Broomielaw?
It's free: join Gymist, add your gym and the hours you train, and browse members near you. If there's no group for what you do, start one.