Gyms in Rosyth
Built as Scotland's first garden city beside the naval dockyard, Rosyth trains in a purpose-built gymnastics hall, on rugby and football pitches and at an exercise park.
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Training in Rosyth
Gymnastics, rugby and football by the Forth.
Acrobay, a gymnastics charity founded in 2006, runs classes, display squads, camps and drop-in toddler sessions from its purpose-built facility on Primrose Lane. Rosyth Sharks play rugby union, Rosyth FC play in the East of Scotland Football League, and Dunfermline Athletic Ladies FC are based here too. UKTC Taekwondo, Iain Jack Fitness, Rosyth Exercise Park and the bowling club complete the picture.
Rosyth is about 3 miles south of Dunfermline city centre, where the Fife pools and track are, and its station on the Fife Circle Line is in the far north of the town. Training with someone makes those short trips easier to keep up.
Getting there
Where to train in Rosyth
Gymnastics and team sport first.
Find a training buddy in Rosyth
A rugby training partner, someone for the exercise park, a parent to share the Acrobay run.
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A Sunday five-a-side, an evening circuit at the exercise park: set it up and we'll help Rosyth find it.
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What people ask.
How many gyms are there in Rosyth?
Gymist lists 15 venues in Rosyth, mostly clubs: gymnastics, rugby, football, taekwondo and bowls, plus an exercise park.
Where can my child do gymnastics in Rosyth?
Acrobay Gymnastics Trust runs classes for all levels from its purpose-built facility on Primrose Lane, plus Come & Play drop-ins for ages 9 months to 5 years on Monday and Wednesday mornings.
How do I find a gym buddy in Rosyth?
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