Five Places to Meet Your Personal Trainer in Ealing

UK Fitness Pro
Feb 20 · 6 min read

One of many great parks in which to meet your personal trainer in Ealing

Before diving into the locations, if you just want to find a personal trainer local personal trainer, check out our list of qualified personal trainers in Ealing.

You can use the "Speciality" menu at the top of this list to find local PTs with specific skills. For example, the menu will enable you to identify Ealing-based PTs that specialise in:

You could also use the menu to identify a local fitness trainer with a background in:

It could also be used to identify local yoga teachers, PTs who provide guidance on a specific sport (e.g., rugby and football are options in the menu), PTs who assist special populations, PTs who provide assistance with back care or lower back pain, or PTs who provide nutritional advice.

The locations below are for outdoor training, but if you'd prefer to train in the comfort of your home, you could reach out to one of these PTs in Ealing that offers that service. You can also use the "Training location" menu to find individuals who provide personal training in a local gym.

If you're ready to get started on your fitness journey today, any of the trainers linked to above would be delighted to assist you.

The Best Places to Meet a Personal Trainer in Ealing

This year, why not head outdoors for your workout in Ealing?

With so many beautiful open spaces to choose from, and fantastic gym equipment in many of the parks, there’s no need to keep training indoors. After scouring the borough for the best areas to exercise, we’ve compiled our list of recommendations for the top places to meet your personal trainer in Ealing.

Listed in ascending size order, these are our top picks for places to train in the area.

1. Southall Recreation Ground

Located on 18 acres of land, Southall Recreation Ground has the Grand Union Canal running through it on the south of the land.

It’s great for bringing kids along to, with a large playground for them to enjoy. If you are a keen runner, you’ll appreciate the 1-km distance marker route, and the seven-station outdoor gym is great for using with your personal trainer in Ealing.

The outdoor gym stations are well spread out here, so you can work out with a little more privacy than in other parks.

Nearest station: Southall train station (to the north).

Tip: If you're interested in assistance with medical conditions or would like to find a trainer who can take into consideration any medical advice you've been given (e.g., if you've been told to lower your blood pressure), you could check out our article on specialist exercise classes for medical conditions.

2. Spikes Bridge Park

With a small outdoor gym with four stations, and a 900-metre marked running track, this is a great location to train with your personal trainer in Ealing. It’s a beautiful 20-acre site with a pond that attracts local birds, and the Grand Union Canal runs alongside this park. The running track and perimeter path are excellent for joggers, and you’ll find it to be a good location to work on your running technique or enjoy a HIIT workout.

Nearest station: Southall train station is a ten-minute walk from the park (to the south).

Tip: If you'd prefer not to spend too much money on your personal training sessions, you could reach out to someone who provides group classes or boot camps.

As well as by considering fitness classes, another great way of ensuring you don't waste money is to have an informal call or meeting with the trainer you're considering before committing to any PT sessions. This way, you'll be able to gain insights into the type of expert guidance they'll be able to provide you with, the number of years of experience they have, and their training philosophy. As a result, you'll have a better understanding of whether their personal training service fits with your values and fitness goals. At the same time, they'll be able to learn about your current fitness levels and individual needs.

Consequently, they'll be able to assess whether they're well suited to designing a personalised training programme for you that will enable you to reach your objectives.

3. Blondin Park

Located in Northfields, this 21-acre park offers sporting facilities and allotments to local residents.

It benefits from five outdoor gym stations and a 1-km distance marker route for running or walking. It’s an ideal location to meet your personal trainer in Ealing and is a great space for HIIT workouts and running.

It offers a calm escape from the city and is the perfect place to work out if you enjoy a quiet and undisturbed training session.

Nearest station: Northfields underground station is a few minutes walk north of the park.

Tip: You may be wondering if it's worth hiring a personal trainer. If so, you might like to learn about some of the benefits.

Firstly, a good personal trainer will provide you with a bespoke fitness programme that is structured to enable you to increase your levels of fitness and strength while taking into consideration any restrictions you might have (e.g., a sports injury). Secondly, they'll support you every step of the way so that you not only feel that your fitness needs are being met but also that you have the confidence to live a more positive lifestyle. Thirdly, they won't just provide you with an exercise routine and assume you'll know how to execute it.

Rather, they'll closely monitor your form during exercises to ensure that you're using the right muscles and you get the best results from their training plans.

4. Lammas Park

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This 25-acre park offers a formal park setting with tennis courts and a nature area to relax in following your training session.

It also offers junior football pitches, a bowling green, and a croquet pitch. With six outdoor gym stations to use with your personal trainer in Ealing, you’ll find it to be a great option for bodyweight workouts.

There’s also a distance marker route spread over 1600 metres, which is ideal for runners or for a good warm-up for your main workout.

Nearest station: Northfields (Piccadilly line) or South Ealing (Piccadilly line).

Tip: A good first step when reaching out to a personal trainer is to see whether they'll provide an initial first session.

A trainer who is confident that they can provide you with so much value that you'll happily pay for your next session (and maybe many more) will often be pleased to agree to this. During this session, you'll be able to ask them about the kinds of workout plans that they provide their clients and determine whether these consider crucial points, such as any physical or dietary restrictions you might have.

You could also ask them whether they'll be able to consider the other responsibilities that exist in your everyday life (e.g., work, family); sometimes, the best way to make progress is not to aim for a perfect routine and "optimum health" but rather to follow a plan that is sustainable in light of your commitments and the things you enjoy.

5. Acton Park

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Set over about sixty-four acres, Acton Park offers some of the best recreational facilities in the area. You’ll enjoy a bowling green, tennis courts, games area, football court, and climbing block here. There’s plenty of space to run or walk with your personal trainer in Ealing, and you’ll find the outdoor gym here to be one of the most extensive in the area, with multiple different stations spread out throughout the park.

Nearest station: Acton Town tube station is a ten-minute walk away (Piccadilly and District Lines), and Acton Central train station is two minutes from the entrance to the park.

Gyms near Ealing

If you'd prefer to train in a gym than in one of the outdoor spaces listed above, you can find gyms near Ealing here. Some of the top fitness clubs and personal training gyms (i.e., gyms with personal trainers) in the area include the following (ratings out of five in brackets):

Anytime Fitness

They currently have a joining fee in the form of a £36 one-off payment for a key fob.

Anytime Fitness Chiswick (4.7)

Anytime Fitness West Ealing (4.7)

Energym

They normally have a £23 joining fee.

Energym West Ealing (4.9)

Gymbox

They don't currently have a joining fee.

Gymbox Ealing (4.6)

PureGym

They usually have joining fees between £15 and £25.

PureGym London Park Royal (4.2) (They offer a wide range of group fitness classes)

PureGym Northolt (4.1)

The Gym Group

They currently have a £15 joining fee.

The Gym Group Acton (4.5)

The Gym Group London Ealing (4.0)

The Gym Group London Southall (4.4)

If you'd prefer something a little more personal, you could check out West London Fitness.

What’s next?

Whether you're training for the London marathon, an obstacle course race, or a mud run, or just want to get some fresh air while you work on your fitness, contact one of these top personal trainers in Ealing, and you’ll be able to start working out in one of these fantastic outdoor spaces in no time at all.

If you're looking for a trainer in a more specific area, just head to our homepage and then enter your location into the search box. For example, you could do this to find personal trainers in Ealing Broadway, near Ealing Common, or in the heart of West Ealing.

You might also want to check out this article about how to find a PT in Ealing, our ultimate guide to personal training in London, or our guide to finding PTs in London with specific skills.