Use this page to compare the gyms in Norway that have Pilates classes. Ask how group classes are booked, since places are limited, and whether Pilates runs as a drop-in or a course with a fixed start. Many list yoga as well. Class formats, times and booking rules differ between gyms, so check the timetable first. Open a profile to see the address and contact details.
At a glance
Pilates is not a given at Norwegian gyms, and the confirmed classes are spread thinly over the country: Fredrikstad in the south-east, Stavanger and Straume on the west coast, Trondheim in the middle, Tromsø in the north and Sistranda on Frøya. Elixia, one of the larger Norwegian brands, is among them, and every club on the list offers personal training and a booking system for group classes.
Compare the few gym Pilates classes in Trondheim, Stavanger, Tromsø and Fredrikstad.
Pilates is a rare class at Norwegian gyms, with clubs in Trondheim, Stavanger, Tromsø, Fredrikstad and Straume near Bergen, Elixia among them, so a dedicated studio may offer more choice.
Where a gym does teach it, check whether the class is mat-based or uses reformers, how often it runs, whether drop-in places are available and whether it is included in the membership or sold as a separate course.
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Trondheim· Vestre Rosten
This profile details 3T Rosten, a large, multi-level fitness centre in Trondheim, Norway. It provides comprehensive strength and cardio training areas, dedicated studios for various classes like spinning and yoga, squash courts, a 25-metre swimming pool, and a recovery spa with sauna and whirlpool facilities.
Fredrikstad· Dikeveien
Discover the history and current status of the training premises at Dikeveien 48, Fredrikstad, Norway. This location previously operated under the Elixia and SATS brands before becoming SKY Fitness Fredrikstad Dikeveien.
Flekkerøy· Lindebø brygge
A training and sports centre at Lindebø brygge on Flekkerøy. Open it for the address and the details listed for this place.
Tromsø· Framstredet
Kraft sportssenter in Tromsø offers a vast training environment with strength and cardio zones, group classes, indoor climbing, and multi-sport halls. This student-owned facility on the UiT campus provides extensive options for members and includes paid drop-in access.
Sistranda· Internatbakkan
Maxtrim is a well-equipped sports centre in Sistranda, Norway, offering a variety of fitness options including strength and cardio machines, group studios, and squash courts. The venue also hosts several wellbeing services, making it a central hub for health and fitness in the local community.
Stavanger· Draget
SiS sportssenter in Stavanger, Norway, serves as a central training facility for students and the local community. The venue offers a wide array of activities, including a well-equipped gym, various group exercise classes, climbing and bouldering facilities, padel and squash courts, and golf simulators.
Straume· Arefjordvegen
Get essential details about Sprek og Blid Straume, a 24/7 fitness centre located in Straume, Norway. This venue offers a dedicated indoor space for independent workouts, suitable for flexible training schedules throughout the week.
What differs from one gym to the next, and what to check before you sign up.
Group classes at Norwegian gyms are booked through the club app or desk, so check the timetable before you travel. Some clubs run Pilates as a course over several weeks rather than a drop-in, so ask whether you can join mid-term. The listings do not say whether a class uses a mat or a reformer, so ask if that matters to you.
Elixia has the most of them, with 1.
A chain membership often covers several branches, but facilities can differ from one branch to the next. Open a chain to see all of its branches, and check the one you plan to use before you sign up.
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Each page brings together the gyms in Norway that offer that facility, with a short guide and common questions. A gym that lists several facilities appears on each of their pages, so you can cross-check a shortlist.
Shows where pilates is most likely to be on a regular gym timetable.
Pilates classes are widely listed by gyms in Central Europe and the Low Countries, but far less often in the Nordic and Baltic countries. A gym without a listing may still run mat or reformer sessions, so check its timetable.
Short answers to what people ask before choosing one of these gyms.
7 gyms in Norway offer Pilates classes, 5.4% of all gyms listed there. It is a short list, spread over the whole country.
The only chain with Pilates classes in Norway is Elixia. Elixia is one of the larger Norwegian gym brands.
Flekkerøy (1), Fredrikstad (1), and Sistranda (1) have the most. Across Norway, 7 gyms with Pilates classes are listed in 7 towns.
4 of the gyms with Pilates in Norway also offer yoga.
Both exist. Large clubs usually list classes you book one at a time, while some studios and sports centres run courses over several weeks. Ask before you buy.
Instructors usually speak English and will switch if asked, though class names and descriptions are in Norwegian. Ask at reception if a class suits beginners.
At the larger brands group classes are normally part of the membership, but specialist or reformer sessions may cost extra. Check the pass description first.
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