Best Gyms in aiea
6 Best aiea Gyms are listed below
- 1
F45 Training
- 2
Anytime Fitness
- 3
Charlie Jenkins Athletic Center (CJAC)
- 4
Camp Smith Semper Fit Center
- 5
CrossFit Zeus NSC
- 6
Powerhouse Gym
- F45 TrainingAiea, Hawaii5(10)F45 Training Pearlridge delivers high-intensity functional training in 45-minute circuits designed to build lean muscle. The fixed 45-minute workout format provides a structured timing to maximize member growth and progress. Located in Aiea, Hawaii, this studio combines innovative training techniques with a welcoming community atmosphere and features modern equipment in a clean, visually appealing layout. The studio is recognized for intense and varied workouts covering cardio and strength training, with trainers offering personalized attention and motivation across all fitness levels.
- Camp Smith Semper Fit CenterAiea, Hawaii4.5(10)Camp Smith Semper Fit Center is operated by Marine Corps Community Services (MCCS) and serves active-duty military, reservists, retirees, DoD civilians and family members stationed on or near Marine Corps Base Hawaii. The facility offers cardiovascular equipment, selectorized machines, and free weights, plus basketball and racquetball courts and locker rooms with saunas. Reviewers call it one of the best-kept gym secrets for military and DoD cardholders, with an absolutely beautiful facility and comprehensive equipment selection.
- Powerhouse GymAiea, Hawaii4(10)Home to Team Kawasaki with experienced bodybuilding coaches, Powerhouse Gym Aiea combines serious strength training with an MMA program designed for the whole family, from children to adults and beginners to experienced fighters. This 25,000 square foot facility features over 60 cardiovascular machines and the most free weights in the state of Hawaii including dumbbells up to 200 lbs. The gym has built a reputation as a place where members see progress and transform their lives with a results-oriented and trainer-driven philosophy.
Frequently Asked Questions about Gyms in aiea
Frequently Asked Questions about Gyms in aiea
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