Pitt Meadows Family Recreation Centre Fitness Centre
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Gyms & Fitness
Founded 2022.
Pitt Meadows Combat Club opened its doors in 2022 at 101-12165 Harris Rd, a stretch of the road that has become something of a hub for fitness and training businesses in this end of town. The unit number puts the club inside a small commercial plaza rather than a stand-alone building, the kind of space that suits a gym without needing street-front retail visibility. The gym runs programs across kickboxing, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, and boxing, drawing a mix of people who want a serious workout and others training toward actual competition. Classes are structured so beginners can start from zero on the mats or the bags without feeling out of place among members who have been training for years.
What sets a combat sports gym apart from a typical fitness chain is the coaching relationship, and that appears to be the draw here: instructors who know each student's name and progress, not just a punch card system. For Pitt Meadows residents who previously had to drive to Maple Ridge or Coquitlam for BJJ or kickboxing instruction, a dedicated combat sports gym on Harris Road fills a real gap in what the city offers. Anyone curious about class times, drop-in policies, or membership pricing should check the club's website or contact them directly, since specifics like schedules tend to shift as programs grow and no phone number is currently listed for the club.
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Community gym on Airport Way running coach-led 60 minute group fitness classes that mix cardio, bodyweight and weights, plus personal training, youth sports strength and conditioning, and nutrition coaching. Drop-ins are available.
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