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The Telegraph featured Fitology Hub in writer Liz Hoggard’s month-long challenge to increase her weekly movement and support her heart health. Training at Fitology Hub’s Peckham hub with guidance from founder Suzanne Keatley into her routine, showing how a supportive women-only gym can help make midlife fitness feel achievable, varied and empowering.
CN Traveller featured Fitology Hub as one of the London experts helping writer Lydia Bell get her midlife health back on track. The article celebrates Fitology Hub’s women-only Brockley space, mindful approach to strength training and supportive four-to-one sessions, highlighting how the gym helps women feel safe, strong and confident through midlife and beyond.
Time Out featured Fitology Hub as one of London’s empowering women-only gyms, celebrating it as a welcoming space where women can train with expert support. The piece captures what Fitology Hub is all about: personal coaching, small-group sessions and a community that helps women feel confident, capable and at home in the gym.
The Telegraph featured the brilliant story of Fitology Hub member Helen Thorn, celebrating her journey back to strength, confidence and self-belief through running and resistance training. Helen’s experience reflects the heart of Fitology Hub: a supportive, women-focused community where members are coached, encouraged and celebrated.
Secret London featured Fitology Hub in its round-up of the best women-only gyms in London, recognising it as a safe and supportive Brockley space where women can build strength, confidence and resilience. The article celebrates Fitology Hub’s personal approach to training, from one-to-one coaching with female PTs to small, semi-private sessions that help women feel supported, seen and strong.
Scummy Mummies welcomed Fitology Hub founder Suzanne Keatley for an honest conversation about fitness, mental health, IVF and motherhood. The episode shines a light on the heart behind Fitology Hub, from Suzanne’s belief in female-only fitness spaces to the importance of strength training, body confidence and exercising for wellbeing rather than weight loss.
