Bayside Outdoor Fitness - St Kilda
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Helping people whittle down their waistlines, socially connect and be happier has been the daily routine for our fitness gurus for over 17 years. Specialist’s in the outdoor gym space during this time allows our trainers to provide the personal touch needed by our members.
The motto at BOF is simple – ‘Get Fit’ and ‘Have Fun’ in a friendly environment with tailored training allowing you to achieve your individual health and fitness goals.
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Bayside Outdoor Fitness - St Kilda
Providing a supportive and enjoyable exercise environment in St Kilda for all fitness levels and age groups...
Experienced Trainers
Your trainers at St Kilda have over 14 years experience in outdoor group training. They are all Fitness Australia accredited and have wide knowledge and experience in all things health and fitness!
Free Trial Session
Give yourself the opportunity to experience what BOF St Kilda has to offer by booking in for your FREE no obligation trial session
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