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ALMOST NAKD fitness class

ALMOST NAKD fitness class

ALMOST NAKD is a fitness class run in Marylebone, hosted at Fitness First Baker Street. It was founded by That Ginger Liza, a qualified personal trainer and former junior athlete, with the company THAT GINGER LIZA LTD incorporated on 22 November 2022 and classes running in the area since that year. Each session lasts an hour and mixes tone and sculpt work with mobility and strength, plus practical guidance on fat burn. Beginners and returners are welcome. The format is deliberately easy to follow. Movements are demonstrated, cues are precise, and the coach checks posture so people feel confident from the first set. Rather than a frantic circuit, the emphasis is on control, tempo and consistency. Sessions are small group training with free weights and resistance bands, programmed to build lean definition and joint control while keeping the heart rate in a useful range. Technique is checked throughout and there are simple options for every level, so improvements tend to show across six sessions. You can book single drop-ins or multi-class packs through the official site, with extras such as a structured plan and a 3D body scan to track results. Pricing is published, and the public ClassPass listing flags a woman-owned, LGBTQ-friendly environment. Regular Saturday morning slots keep the habit going for busy diaries.

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Fitness First, 55 Baker St, London W1U 8EW
Coach Colville - Strength & Conditioning Coach and Personal Trainer

Coach Colville - Strength & Conditioning Coach and Personal Trainer

Coach Colville runs a private gym at 37-38 Margaret Street in Marylebone, offering strength and conditioning and personal training. He spent nearly a decade in elite sport before launching his own service in central London, and his approach takes in movement, nutrition, sleep and lifestyle rather than just the workout. Sessions are tailored, whether that means performance training for cyclists, ACL rehabilitation, marathon prep or a programme for a busy executive. The gym is private, with no membership required. He holds a BSc in Strength & Conditioning Science, built on roles at the Royal Ballet School and Fulham FC Academy, and currently works as Lead Academy Strength and Conditioning Coach for Millwall FC. Clients can expect structured assessments, clear goals and evidence-based training, with the same standards applied to private clients and professional athletes alike.

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37-38 Margaret St, London W1G 0JF
David Mirza Personal Training

David Mirza Personal Training

David Mirza Personal Training is a Marylebone studio with a focused, results-led approach to fitness. Sessions are tailored to the individual, whether the goal is weight loss, muscle building or general wellness, and the training is built to be efficient with your time. David Mirza brings over a decade of personal training experience, and his clients work towards their goals through structured, achievable plans and steady support. Support carries on outside the studio too, covering both workouts and nutrition plans followed at home. The emphasis is on progress rather than perfection, with help across strength training and personalised cardio. The no-blame, no-shame ethos is meant to make a healthier routine feel manageable, backed by personal attention throughout.

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WE11, 29-31 Great Portland St, London W1W 8QF
Dabbs Fitness

Dabbs Fitness

Dabbs Fitness is a gym in Marylebone offering bespoke training and evidence-based programmes. Over its years in the area it has become a steady choice for people working on strength, conditioning and general well-being. The services cover one-on-one personal training, group classes and tailored sports performance sessions, each built around the individual's goals so they can train with a clear purpose. Training here comes with lifestyle and diet advice, which is meant to make the results last rather than fade. Clients can work in the team's Mayfair gym or follow guided strength and conditioning programmes through the app. The trainers pair professional knowledge with personal attention, which is much of why it has held its following among people in Marylebone.

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Ground floor, 19-20 Woodstock street, Bond house Lower, London W1C 2AN
Fitness First

Fitness First

Fitness First has been part of the British gym scene since the 1990s, and its Marylebone branch carries that history into a modern setting. The gym covers the basics well: quality equipment, a full timetable of classes and personal trainers on hand for members who want structured help. Workouts can be tailored to individual goals, whether that means building strength or simply staying active. Members are looked after by trained personal trainers and a front-of-house team that keeps things welcoming. The class list runs from strength sessions to higher-energy group workouts, so there is room to mix things up. For people working or living around Marylebone, it is a straightforward, reliable option with the support to back it up.

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55 Baker St, London W1U 8EW
Third Space Marylebone

Third Space Marylebone

Third Space Marylebone opened at The Marylebone Hotel in 2011 and has operated on the same spot ever since. The wider brand started in Soho in 2001 and grew into a small group of London clubs built for people who train seriously. That long run gives members something fitness rarely offers, which is continuity: standards delivered day after day rather than the latest trend. Some come in before work, others to reset between meetings, and plenty to finish the day strong. As a luxury health club it spreads training across two floors, with bespoke functional rigs, a sprint and sledge track, strength equipment, performance Wattbikes, and a purpose-built yoga studio. Expert-led classes cover strength and conditioning, cycle, combat, and mind and body formats. Recovery is part of the offer too, with a three-lane pool, sauna, steam room, and physiotherapy on request. Changing rooms come with Cowshed products, towels, grooming tools, and an optional wash, dry and fold service. Members can also book personal training or use on-demand sessions through the app when away. Travel and spa press have covered the Marylebone opening, and Third Space regularly features in editorial round-ups of London's high-end gyms, though formal accreditations are not publicly stated.

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Bulstrode Pl, London W1U 2HU
The Health & Performance Studio

The Health & Performance Studio

The Health & Performance Studio is a private fitness studio on Little Portland Street, close to Marylebone. It has become a regular choice for personal trainers and medical professionals who want a quiet, comfortable setting for their sessions, with access to a private personal training gym so clients feel at ease during a workout. It has been open for several years and built a name around discretion and quality. Inside there is up-to-date fitness equipment suited to effective training, plus a setting that lets professionals run and grow their own businesses. With dedicated areas and modern amenities, it pairs training space with practical facilities. For a personal trainer or health practitioner working near Marylebone, it offers a supportive, upscale base to work from.

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16-17 Little Portland St, London W1W 8BP
Xen-Do Martial Arts

Xen-Do Martial Arts

Xen-Do Martial Arts runs martial arts training in Marylebone that combines kickboxing with traditional techniques, so a session works as both a proper workout and skill-building. The team has more than a decade in the area. Each class lasts an hour and mixes intense physical exercise with technique, helping people get fitter, pick up self-defence skills, and build confidence. Instructors pitch the sessions to suit everyone, from complete beginners to advanced students. The emphasis is on a welcoming environment where individual progress is supported. Classes cover kickboxing technique, body conditioning, and discipline, and the setting stays relaxed while keeping people motivated. Beyond the physical side, the aim is a positive mindset and a close-knit community to be part of. The teaching style is dynamic and personal, which is what tends to keep students coming back.

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73 baker street, London, United Kingdom
All About Gym

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Gym in Marylebone: what you will find

A Gym in Marylebone covers a wide spread of fitness options inside one of London's quieter residential districts. The 54 listings here range from large membership clubs to small boutique studios and independent personal trainers. Most visitors arrive looking either for a full equipment floor or for focused, coached sessions close to home or work.

The mix reflects the area itself. Marylebone grew up under the Portman and Howard de Walden estates, so its Georgian squares and terraces leave limited room for sprawling venues. Many fitness studios therefore occupy refined, compact spaces and trade on quality rather than scale. You will find strength and conditioning rooms, group class studios, and one-to-one training set among the professional and medical services that have defined these streets since the nineteenth century.

Larger options include established membership clubs with full gym floors, pools, and timetabled classes, such as a long-running national fitness club. Smaller listings cover specialist coaching, including a strength and conditioning specialist who trains clients privately. Between these poles sit class-based studios and independent trainers who work from shared or boutique spaces.

How to choose between them

Selection usually comes down to format, location, and how you prefer to train. Membership clubs suit people who want flexible access and a broad equipment range. Boutique studios and private trainers suit those who value structure, supervision, and smaller groups. Many of these businesses sit within a short walk of Marylebone High Street and the surrounding residential roads, so proximity matters for daily routines.

Consider whether open-floor access or scheduled sessions suits you. People near the medical streets around Harley Street often prefer coached, rehabilitative training, while local residents tend to favour convenient class timetables. Price, opening hours, and trial offers vary considerably between a large club and an independent trainer, so these details are worth checking before you commit.

It also helps to look beyond fitness alone when planning your week. Many gyms here are listed alongside related health, wellbeing, and professional services found among businesses across Marylebone. Comparing several entries gives a clearer sense of what each venue offers and which approach fits your goals, budget, and schedule.

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