Xercise4Less set to open £1m Bradford city centre gym

Yorkshire-based budget gym operator, Xercise4Less, is set to open a brand new Bradford club at the end of this month.

The award-winning gym chain will be officially opening the £1m state-of-the-art club on 28th August on Preston Street.

This newest site brings Xercise4Less’s total investment across West Yorkshire to £6m, as the business also operate clubs in Leeds, Doncaster, Wakefield, Castleford and Rotherham.

Members who sign up before 28th August can take advantage of the pre-sale membership offer of £9.99 per month, making it one of Bradford’s best value gyms.

Henry Bradley, new club manager, said: “With only a few weeks to go until launch day, we’re getting everything ready for us to make a real success of Xercise4Less in Bradford. The Group already has a fantastic reputation across Yorkshire and Bradford will simply add to this. The people of Bradford have been crying out for affordable fitness for a long time and it will be a great pleasure to finally bring this to them in just over 2 weeks’ time.”

Henry, who has over five years’ experience in the fitness industry, has a clear vision of what he wants to achieve for the club. He added: “I of course want to make Bradford a roaring success, but also make sure that we have a great vibe and that our customers are happy and want to keep coming back.”

Jon Wright, Xercise4Less chief executive officer, also commented: “Henry and the team have done a fantastic job over the last few months and I have no doubt that they will make Bradford just as successful as its Yorkshire counterparts.”

Spanning over 29,850 sq ft, the city centre gym will provide a boost to the local economy with the creation of 40 new jobs.

The Preston Street club will feature several trademark fitness zones including cardio, free weights, combat and a ladies only area, plus a large fitness studio that will incorporate over 40 free classes per week.

Regarded as ‘the people’s gym’, Xercise4Less now operates out of 29 clubs across the UK with 225,000 members and is set to launch up to 30 more clubs by the end of the year. The chain operates across the UK in regions including the North East, Yorkshire, North West and the Midlands.