Active8 with Kirsty

Ayr and Prestwick

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Group fitness class in a hall shown on the Active8 website — Photo: Active8 website ↗

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HOW MUCH CAN YOU TRAIN HERE?

28/1001.40/5 · HybridComps rating

How we score ↗

Community classes offer light strength, conditioning and mobility work. Published information does not establish race-load stations or an open gym.

Checked 18 Oct 2026 · Published-evidence score, not a customer review or percentage of a race plan. Unconfirmed facilities earn zero points.

Training coverage 10/50Classes, community & sims 16/40Training access 2/10

Overall training coverage: 10/50

General preparation · Published equipment supports general strength, conditioning or a limited part of station preparation.

Equipment and station training

The inventory explains the overall training-coverage band. Individual items and machine counts do not earn separate points. Loads, targets and access restrictions remain useful details.

Equipment / station	Published evidence	What we found
SkiErg	Not established	No published details established.
Rowing machine	Not established	No published details established.
Sled push	Not established	No published details established.
Sled pull	Not established	No published details established.
Wall balls	Not established	No published details established.
Sandbag lunges	Not established	No published details established.
Farmer’s carry weights	Not established	No published details established.
Air bike	Not established	No published details established.
RAM	Not established	No published details established.
General strength weights	Alternative preparation	Meno-Fit uses light dumbbells and bands. Starter 0.5kg and 1kg weights are described; participants are asked to bring their own thereafter. This earns alternative-training credit, not race-load equipment credit. Source ↗

Training access, coaching and competitions

Training provision	Points	What we found
Relevant group training	4/10	AeroTone and Meno-Fit support general conditioning and strength. Pilates and stretching support mobility. Published information Source ↗
Variety of classes	10/10	Five distinct disciplines: Pilates, aerobic conditioning, dance fitness, light strength and mobility. Class-name variants are not counted separately. Published information Source ↗
Sessions for different groups	2/5	Zumba Gold / Easy Movers targets older adults; Meno-Fit targets peri- and post-menopausal participants. General welcome statements do not earn extra group points. Published information Source ↗
Beginner courses and introductions	0/5	No published evidence found in the sources reviewed. No points awarded
Sims and competitions	0/10	No published evidence found in the sources reviewed. No points awarded
Training access	2/5	Pay-as-you-go classes in church halls are advertised; independent equipment access is not established. Published information Source ↗
Station and transition space	0/3	No published evidence found in the sources reviewed. No points awarded
Running access	0/2	No published evidence found in the sources reviewed. No points awarded

Parking and practical facilities

These help you plan a visit and do not affect the training score.

Car parking: No published details found in the sources reviewed.
Showers: No published details found in the sources reviewed.
Changing rooms: No published details found in the sources reviewed.
Lockers: No published details found in the sources reviewed.
Step-free access: No published details found in the sources reviewed.
Toilets: No published details found in the sources reviewed.
Café / refreshments: No published details found in the sources reviewed.
Drop-in access: Pay-as-you-go class booking is offered. This is class access rather than an open-gym day pass. Source ↗
Opening hours: No published details found in the sources reviewed.

Website and image research

Sources used in this assessment are listed below. Individually reviewed image findings, where available, are linked separately.

Class overview and photographs ↗Reviewed
Class equipment and teaching ↗Reviewed
Booking and venues ↗Reviewed
Location link ↗Returned a missing-page message; venue amenities not established

Image evidence reviewed (3 references)

Original image / reference ↗ · Source page ↗
Group exercise image. Venue identity is unclear; no equipment inventory inferred.
Original image / reference ↗ · Source page ↗
Promotional fitness image; not treated as proof of equipment at a church hall.
Original image / reference ↗ · Source page ↗
Group class in a hall; no race-station quantities can be established.

Limits of the published evidence

Church-hall classes are not an equipped open gym.
Generic exercise balls in images do not establish weighted wall balls, targets or medicine-ball race loads.
Light dumbbells and general conditioning do not establish a full hybrid station setup.

Questions for the gym

These details have not been confirmed directly with the business.

Confirm which weights are supplied versus brought by participants.
Confirm current class locations, parking, toilets, changing and step-free access at each hall.
Ask whether any relevant circuit sessions or fitness competitions are offered.

CLASSES & SERVICES

Active8 with Kirsty runs group fitness classes in Ayr and Prestwick church halls, including Pilates, Zumba, AeroTone, BOXnTONE and stretching.

Source: business website ↗ · Checked 18 Oct 2026

TRAINS FOR

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Race-specific training has not yet been confirmed.

UPCOMING AT THIS GYM

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