Gyms & Fitness
First CrossFit box in area.
Pitt Meadows CrossFit runs out of the Golden Ears Business Park on Airport Road, in the same light-industrial area that houses a lot of the town's trades and warehouse-style businesses. It was the first CrossFit box to open in the Pitt Meadows area, which gave it a head start building a member base before other functional fitness gyms arrived nearby.
A CrossFit gym works differently than a standard chain gym: rather than rows of cardio machines and open floor time, it runs on coached group classes built around Olympic lifts, gymnastics movements, and conditioning work, with a coach guiding the group through the workout of the day rather than members working out on their own. The Golden Ears Business Park location means it sits away from the Lougheed Highway retail strip, closer to the trades and small manufacturers that fill out that part of town, so it draws a membership base willing to drive into an industrial park rather than a walk-in retail crowd. There is no confirmed phone number on file for the gym, so anyone interested in trying a class should check its website, pittmeadowscrossfit.wordpress.com, or its social media for current schedules and drop-in policies. Its head start does not necessarily mean it is the largest or best equipped now that other options exist nearby, but the longer track record is worth factoring in when comparing gyms.
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Other gyms and fitness studios and nearby businesses in the Pitt Meadows directory.
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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City-operated; note: not an independent business.
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Boutique coaching gym in the plaza behind Save-On-Foods at Harris Road and Lougheed. Offers small group training and one to one personal training, with classes booked through an online schedule.
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