Gyms in Partick
Partick is where Glasgow's west-side rail and Subway lines meet, and its training is small and varied: historical fencing, yoga, dance and bowls.
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Training in Partick
Swords, mats and a bowling green.
Glasgow HEMA teaches historical European martial arts, fencing from medieval German and 18th-century British sources, and runs courses for beginners. Yoga Healing and Yoga with Emma Young teach yoga, dance4passion runs dance classes, The Rehab Hub focuses on recovery, and Partick Bowling Club keeps a green.
Partick station is the main interchange between the Argyle and North Clyde lines and the Subway, so training partners from almost anywhere in the city can get here easily. Kelvingrove Park is across the River Kelvin to the east.
Getting there
Train outdoors
Where to train in Partick
Martial arts and yoga first.
Find a training buddy in Partick
A HEMA sparring partner, a yoga regular, someone to dance with.
Find a buddyStart a Partick training group
A HEMA practice night, a Kelvingrove run after work: set it up and we'll help Partick find it.
Start a groupPartick gym questions
The short version.
How many gyms are there in Partick?
Gymist lists 7 venues in Partick, including historical fencing, two yoga teachers, dance, a rehab studio and a bowling club.
Is there a station in Partick?
Yes. Partick station links local rail, the Glasgow Subway and buses, and is the main interchange between the Argyle and North Clyde lines.
How do I find a gym buddy in Partick?
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