Train
Where to train in Manila and what you can train for, built around the heat, the traffic and the air.

Where to Play Pickleball and Padel in Manila
Courts and clubs open now across BGC, Makati, Pasig and beyond, with published rates, the app each one books through, and where to join a game on your own.

Where to Train in Manila
The heat, the humidity and the traffic shape where and when this city moves, so start from the constraints and let them point you to the right discipline and the right place.

Races Worth Training For: The Philippine Endurance Calendar
Pick a target, count back from race day, and start training. Here is the year in road, trail, triathlon, and obstacle racing that a Manila resident can actually reach.

Bouldering and Climbing in Manila
Where to start as a complete beginner, where to chase real height and lead routes, and what a session actually costs across the metro.

The Manila Running Guide: Clubs, Routes and Crews
Where to run and who to run with in Metro Manila, with honest notes on the cool windows and the routes that are actually pleasant.

Hyrox and Functional Fitness in Manila
There is no confirmed Philippine race yet, so the smart move is to start training now at an official club near you.

Staying Fit Around Manila's Heat and Air
Why fitness in Metro Manila clusters around dawn runs and air conditioned studios, and how to train well in the heat without burning out.

Boxing and Muay Thai in Manila
Where to box and train Muay Thai across the metro, from polished studios near the office to heritage stables and budget rooms that teach five disciplines under one roof.

Indoor Cycling, Yoga and Pilates in Manila
The air conditioned studio scene is where a lot of this city's cardio and strength actually happens, so here is the spin, reformer pilates and yoga map by neighborhood and by what each one is good for.

Where to Swim Laps in Manila
An honest look at lap swimming in a city where serious public pools are scarce, and how to get into the few that exist.
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Elite Boxing and Muay Thai
Boxing, Muay Thai and circuit training
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- Per session on request

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Pretty Huge
Dedicated Hyrox training area
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- Membership on request

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Climb Central Manila
Over 45 climbing lanes
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- ₱650 to ₱850

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Electric Studio
First spin studio in Metro Manila
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- First 3 rides ₱990

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CrossFit MNL
Branches across the metro
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- Membership on request

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Saddle Row
Ride and row in one studio
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- From ₱1,199 per class

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Central Ground CrossFit
Easy entry point for beginners
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- Membership on request

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Urban Ashram Yoga
Running since 2011
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- 1 month unlimited ₱5,800

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AthLife Performance
Official Hyrox Training Club
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- ₱5,000 per session

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Gold's Gym x Metcon
Official Hyrox training club
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- Membership on request

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KMA Fitness and Martial Arts
Strong Muay Thai and BJJ program
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- Unlimited from ₱2,900 a month

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Awaken
Functional fitness and Hyrox
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- Classes on request

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Primal Ape CrossFit
Over 1,200 square metres of Rogue equipment
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- Membership on request

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Ride Revolution
Rhythm cycling in a dark room
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- Packages on request

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LOKAL ACTIVE
Official Hyrox Training Club since 2018
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- Classes on request

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Elorde Boxing Gym
Heritage boxing brand
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- Rates vary by branch

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FIST Gym
Budget friendly rates
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- Annual ₱900, per session ₱200 to ₱450

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Power Up Climbing
About 30 years of climbing experience
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- ₱550 to ₱800

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Boulder World
Beginner friendly with newbie promos
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- ₱650 to ₱850