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PureGym: Nationwide 24-Hour Fitness Centres
This nationwide chain of popular fitness centres offers a twist. Unlike the competition, their outlets don’t have standard opening and closing times. They are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The company decided to take this approach to provide a resource for people who liked to work out but didn’t have enough time during the regular opening times of other establishments.
In addition to catering to people who work during the day and can’t attend the gym, the special opening times encourage those who like to work out at less busy and crowded off-peak times.
You can expect to find a full range of gym equipment, such as treadmills, exercise bikes, cross-trainers, weights, classes, and personal trainers.
PureGym operates over 400 gyms in over 100 UK cities, including London, Glasgow, and Manchester.
Most locations are open 24/7, but hours vary, especially on public holidays like Easter and New Year’s Day. Check your local gym’s hours with the store locator for the latest information. Use the gym locator to find the opening times of PureGym near you.
If you’re trying to find a gym in the streets, look for its logo. It features “PureGym” in modern, lowercase letters, typically black or dark blue. Beside the text is a simple circular icon with a smaller, filled circle inside, symbolising focus and inclusivity.
Here are some fun and exciting facts about the company:
- Olympic Gold Medallist cyclist Sir Chris Hoy is the brand ambassador.
- The chain is the first organisation to gain more than 1 million members.
- Chrissie Wellington OBE, a four-time World Ironman Champion member, attends the Bristol Union Gate branch.
- Not content with having more than 200 establishments, the company plans to open more gyms.
- Before founding the company, Peter Roberts was involved in the Luminar nightclub chain.
As a leading name in the budget, no-frills gyms offer those looking to enjoy the benefits of exercise equipment, free weights, and a full menu of exercise classes around the clock. At outlets across the UK, you will find high-quality cardio equipment such as rowing machines, exercise bikes, steppers, stair climbers, cross trainers, and treadmills. There are also fixed-weight machines for resistance training, including lateral pull-down machines, bicep curls, shoulder press and chest press machines, hip abductors, multi-gym stations, ab machines, and leg presses.
If that was not enough, there is a wide range of free-weight equipment to build muscle mass, such as plate-loaded equipment, squat racks, weight benches, and dumbbells weighing up to 50kg. Furthermore, there are also free group classes covering a wide range of exercise and workout disciplines.
The first branch opened in 2009, and from the very beginning, it focused on making exercise and fitness much more affordable, flexible, and convenient. It was to target everyone and not just a select demographic. The design of the gyms is based on providing the things that users really want and need, meaning they are not wasting money on unnecessary extras and can offer lower prices to use the equipment and services.
They don’t require contracts and don’t offer services such as spas, saunas, and swimming pools at their gyms. The company was established by the serial entrepreneur Peter Roberts and has grown from four sites between 2009 and 2011 in Edinburgh, Manchester, Leeds, and London to more than 200 now throughout the UK. In 2018, the gym chain reached 1 million members, making it the first business to achieve that milestone.
