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Gyms in Wilmslow

Two big gyms, a council pool by the station and an unusually long list of martial arts teachers, in a commuter town on the River Bollin.

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Training in Wilmslow

Big clubs, small studios, a riverside park.

Wilmslow's two largest gyms are Total Fitness Wilmslow, which has a 25 m pool, squash courts, a 200 m indoor running track and a separate women's gym, and The Gym Group Handforth Wilmslow for open-access lifting. Near the station, Wilmslow Leisure Centre on Station Road adds a 25 m pool, a learner pool, two squash courts and padel. Around them sit personal training at Alchemy and Body Hub Core, Bayse and FITISM, a handful of yoga studios, Just Gymnastics, The Padel Club, and karate, kickboxing, jiu-jitsu and qigong classes.

The Bollin flows through The Carrs, the town's riverside park, and the Wilmslow Half Marathon is run here each year, with a Festive 10k starting in the town centre. A training partner turns race-day plans into weekly miles.

Getting there

  • Wilmslow station · Avanti West Coast, Northern, Transport for Wales
  • Styal Line to Manchester Airport and Piccadilly

Train outdoors

  • The Carrs
  • River Bollin

Find a training buddy in Wilmslow

A squash partner at the leisure centre, a lifting buddy at The Gym Group, someone to run The Carrs with before work.

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A half-marathon training group, a weekend jiu-jitsu open mat: set it up and we'll help Wilmslow find it.

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Wilmslow gym questions

What people ask.

How many gyms are there in Wilmslow?

Gymist lists 29 gyms, pools, studios and clubs in Wilmslow, from Total Fitness and The Gym Group to PT studios, yoga and martial arts.

Where can I swim in Wilmslow?

Wilmslow Leisure Centre on Station Road has a 25 m pool and a learner pool. Total Fitness Wilmslow has a 25 m laned pool, a family pool and a hydro-pool for members.

How do I find a gym buddy in Wilmslow?

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