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Gyms in Halifax

The Piece Hall town at the foot of the South Pennines, with four chain gyms, a run of fight gyms and an athletics track at Spring Hall.

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Training in Halifax

Chains, fight gyms and a running track.

Halifax has more choice than anywhere else in Calderdale. Four chains cover open-access lifting: PureGym, JD Gyms, Everlast Gyms and Snap Fitness. Independents such as Fanatix and Bodystation sit in the town centre, and the combat list is long: boxing at Star Boxing Club, Big Joe's and Halifax Boxing Sports and Fitness Club, Thai boxing at Calder Thai, and jiu-jitsu, wrestling and MMA at LA Hybrid. Clip 'n Climb, Pilates and yoga studios, table tennis and squash round it out.

For running, the Spring Hall track is where Halifax Harriers train, and People's Park, given to the town in 1857, and Shibden Park, public since 1926, are there for easy miles. Queens Sports Club has floodlit tennis courts, two of them indoor, so a regular doubles partner is easy to keep year round.

Getting there

  • Halifax station · Calder Valley line
  • Halifax bus station

Train outdoors

  • People's Park
  • Shibden Park

Find a training buddy in Halifax

A spotter at JD Gyms, a sparring partner at Star Boxing, someone for interval nights at Spring Hall.

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Start a Halifax training group

A Sunday run through Shibden Park, a lunchtime lifting crew in the town centre: set it up and we'll help people nearby find it.

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Halifax gym questions

The essentials.

How many gyms are there in Halifax?

Gymist lists 121 venues in Halifax, from four chain gyms and independent strength gyms to boxing, martial arts, climbing, tennis, squash and team sports.

Which chain gyms are in Halifax?

PureGym, JD Gyms, Everlast Gyms and Snap Fitness all have gyms in Halifax.

Where can I run on a track in Halifax?

Spring Hall Athletics Track is the track where Halifax Harriers train.