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Gyms in Wallasey

On the corner of the Wirral where the Mersey meets the sea, Wallasey has a seven-mile promenade, boxing and yoga, and a running club that meets twice a week.

Gyms and venues
17

Training in Wallasey

Combat, mats and a long promenade.

Wallasey's list is a mix of small venues. Wirral Boxing and Mixed Martial Arts CIC covers combat, Dr Amanda Bowen Yoga & Retreats the mat, and Bedrock Personal Training one-to-one work. New Brighton Gymnastics Club coaches gymnastics, Play Point Sports runs the Wirral Tennis Centre, and Poulton Victoria Sports & Social Club is the busiest venue on the list. For swimming, the Guinea Gap baths sit between Seacombe and Egremont.

The promenade is the town's running track: over 7 miles from Seacombe Ferry past New Brighton to the Gunsite. Wallasey Athletic Club meets at St Nicholas Hall in Wallasey Village on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, for hills and intervals on one night and a steadier road run on the other.

Getting there

  • New Brighton · Merseyrail Wirral line
  • Wallasey Village · Merseyrail Wirral line
  • Wallasey Grove Road · Merseyrail Wirral line
  • Seacombe · Mersey Ferry

Train outdoors

  • Wallasey promenade
  • Central Park, Liscard
  • Vale Park, New Brighton

Find a training buddy in Wallasey

A promenade running partner, a boxing buddy, someone for doubles at the tennis centre.

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Start a Wallasey training group

A Saturday promenade run, a weeknight sparring session: set it up and we'll help people in town find it.

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Wallasey gym questions

The quick version.

How many gyms are there in Wallasey?

Gymist lists 17 gyms, studios and clubs in Wallasey, including boxing and martial arts, yoga, gymnastics, tennis and a running club.

Is there a running club in Wallasey?

Wallasey Athletic Club trains on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from St Nicholas Hall in Wallasey Village. It caters for all abilities and offers taster sessions.

Where can I swim in Wallasey?

The Guinea Gap swimming baths are between Seacombe and Egremont, near the start of the promenade.