Singapore has one of Asia’s busiest group fitness scenes, and the best classes here range from celebrity-favourite HIIT bootcamps to S$0 government-run sessions. This guide picks 15 standouts across HIIT, cycling, reformer Pilates, yoga, barre, boxing and dance, with each studio’s location, contact details and website, plus a pros-and-cons table to help you compare.
Whether you want to sweat before work in the CBD or find a fun weekend class near home, there is something here for every fitness level. And if you are also looking for active classes for the whole family, browse our sports lessons guides and kids’ enrichment ideas on LessonsGoWhere.
Studio details change often. Check each website for the latest schedules, prices and trial offers before booking.
Quick comparison: location, contact and website
| # | Studio | Class type | Location | Contact | Website |
| 1 | Barry’s Singapore | HIIT bootcamp | 18 Robinson Road, #03-03, Singapore 048547 (also Orchard Gateway) | +65 8666 0303 | barrys.com |
| 2 | Absolute Singapore | Rhythm cycling, reformer Pilates | The Centrepoint, 176 Orchard Road, #04-06 & #04-101, Singapore 238843 (plus other studios) | [email protected] | absoluteboutiquefitness.com.sg |
| 3 | Yipee.sg | Dance classes and performing arts | Singapore (contact for class venues) | 8912 8485, [email protected] | yipee.sg |
| 4 | Yoga Movement | Yoga (hot and non-heated) | Orchard flagship: 6 Handy Road, #02-01, Singapore 229234 (plus other studios) | [email protected] | yogamovement.com |
| 5 | F45 Training | Functional HIIT | Tiong Bahru: 261 Outram Road, Singapore 169057 (around 30 outlets) | +65 8431 0902 (Tiong Bahru) | f45training.com |
| 6 | Virgin Active | Full club with group classes | Tanjong Pagar: Guoco Tower, 7 Wallich Street, #06-01, Singapore 078884 (plus other clubs) | +65 6908 8920 | virginactive.com.sg |
| 7 | Pure Yoga | Yoga | Ngee Ann City Tower A, Level 18, 391A Orchard Road, Singapore 238873 (plus Asia Square) | +65 6733 8863 | pure-yoga.com |
| 8 | UFIT | Indoor and outdoor bootcamps, strength | 21 Club Street, #01-01, Singapore 069410 (plus City Hall, one-north) | +65 6225 5059, [email protected] | ufit.com.sg |
| 9 | WeBarre | Barre | 5A Stanley Street, Singapore 068724 (plus Dhoby Ghaut, Holland Village, Serangoon Gardens) | +65 6221 9256 | webarre.com |
| 10 | Revolution | Indoor cycling | Frasers Tower, 182 Cecil Street, #02-01, Singapore 069547 (plus Orchard, Bugis) | [email protected] | revolution.com.sg |
| 11 | Vibe Studio | Rhythm cycling | 28 Carpenter Street, #04-01, Singapore 059395 | +65 8856 7321 | myvibestudio.com |
| 12 | GroundZero | Cycling, resistance, boxing-style classes | Odeon Towers, 331 North Bridge Road, #01-02, Singapore 188720 | 6226 0083, [email protected] | groundzero.com.sg |
| 13 | XYCO Studio | Rhythm cycling, Pilates | 22 Martin Road, #02-02, Singapore 239058 | 6491 1125, [email protected] | xycostudio.sg |
| 14 | ALLY Singapore | Cycling, Pilates, recovery | Manulife Tower, 8 Cross Street, #02-01/02/03, Singapore 048424 (plus 30 Maxwell) | 6518 9518 | ally.family |
| 15 | ActiveSG | Budget group fitness and Active Health programmes | Islandwide; Sport Singapore HQ: 3 Stadium Drive, Singapore 397630 | 6500 5000 | activesgcircle.gov.sg |
The 15 best fitness classes in Singapore
1. Barry’s Singapore
The LA-born HIIT brand runs its signature Red Room workout here, mixing treadmill intervals with floor-based strength work in a dark, club-like room. The Raffles Place studio is within a short walk of Raffles Place, Telok Ayer and Downtown MRT, and a second studio sits at Orchard Gateway. Showers, towels, grooming products and an in-house Fuel Bar for protein shakes make it easy to train before or after work.
Best for: experienced exercisers who want an intense, polished workout.
2. Absolute Singapore
Absolute started in Bangkok in 2002 and is one of the best-known names for rhythm cycling and reformer Pilates in Singapore. Its studios include The Centrepoint, Millenia Walk, The Star Vista, CIMB Plaza and i12 Katong, and you book everything through the Absolute app. Cycle classes run around 45 minutes and blend choreography with big playlists.
Best for: riders and Pilates fans who want lots of locations on one brand.
3. Yipee.sg
Yipee.sg is a dance and performing arts community for people who would rather groove than grind through reps. It covers dance classes, performances and events, plus choreography resources and step tutorials to keep you practising between sessions. Yipee.sg has also been featured on BestServices Singapore for its family-friendly dance content.
Dance is a full-body workout that builds stamina, coordination and confidence, which makes it a great alternative to the gym. If you enjoy creative movement, see our guides to arts classes and music lessons too.
Best for: beginners and anyone who wants fitness that feels like fun.
4. Yoga Movement
Founded in 2012 by singer-songwriter Alicia Pan and Peter Thew, Yoga Movement has grown into one of Singapore’s largest yoga chains. Studios include Orchard, Robertson Quay, East Coast, Tanjong Pagar, Novena and Holland Village. Classes range from basics and slow flows to hot and power sessions, and memberships are not tied to one studio.
Best for: regular yogis who want flexibility across neighbourhoods.
5. F45 Training
F45 is an Australian franchise known for 45-minute functional workouts that mix HIIT, circuits and strength stations. With around 30 outlets in Singapore, from Tiong Bahru and Tanjong Katong to Farrer Park, there is usually one close to home. Each studio is franchise-run, so check whether your package works at other outlets.
Best for: people who like team energy and a different workout every day.
6. Virgin Active
Virgin Active opened in Singapore in 2014 and runs premium clubs in prime spots such as Tanjong Pagar, Raffles Place, Marina One and Holland Village. The 30,000 sq ft Tanjong Pagar club alone offers up to 200 group classes a week, covering reformer Pilates, cycling, boxing, yoga and HIIT. New visitors can usually claim a free trial pass.
Best for: people who want gym, pool and unlimited classes under one membership.
7. Pure Yoga
Pure Yoga is one of Asia’s best-known yoga brands, with its 16,000 sq ft Ngee Ann City flagship spread over five studios. It also has a CBD studio at Asia Square. Expect a wide timetable, internationally trained teachers and a calm lounge to unwind after class.
Best for: yogis who value premium facilities and a huge class choice.
8. UFIT
Founded in 2011, UFIT runs indoor strength and conditioning classes at Club Street, City Hall (Fairmont Hotel) and one-north, plus outdoor bootcamps around the island. It also offers personal training, physiotherapy, nutrition coaching and HYROX training. A 7-day unlimited intro pass has been offered for S$49.
Best for: people who want expert coaching and results-focused programming.
9. WeBarre
Founded in Singapore by Linda and Anabel, WeBarre blends ballet technique, yoga, Pilates and strength work into low-impact, high-burn barre classes. It has studios at Telok Ayer (Stanley Street), Dhoby Ghaut, Holland Village and Serangoon Gardens. Pre-natal and mums-and-bubs classes make it popular with new parents.
Best for: toning, posture and low-impact training.
10. Revolution
Homegrown Revolution launched in 2020 to make spin accessible and fun for everyone. Its rides combine high-energy cardio, interval challenges and light weights, at studios in Tanjong Pagar, Orchard and Bugis. A three-class trial package has been offered for S$45.
Best for: first-time spinners and budget-conscious riders.
11. Vibe Studio
Tucked in Clarke Quay, Vibe Studio is a boutique rhythm cycling studio built around beat-driven rides, immersive lighting and a friendly community. It is often praised for its beginner-friendly format and atmosphere, and offers private and corporate bookings too.
Best for: people who want a party-like ride in a smaller studio.
12. GroundZero
GroundZero offers two main class types: Ride, its take on indoor cycling, and Resistance, a strength-based workout. Its Odeon Towers studio near City Hall MRT has a moody, underground club feel. A three-class trial package has been offered for S$50.
Best for: people who want cycling and strength work from one studio.
13. XYCO Studio
XYCO is a cycling and Pilates studio at Martin Road, about a 10-minute walk from Clarke Quay MRT. Its 50-minute rhythm rides consistently earn top ratings from riders on ClassPass. It suits Robertson Quay residents and anyone working along the river.
Best for: riders who want small-studio attention near the river.
14. ALLY Singapore
ALLY brings ride, Pilates, refuel and recovery under one roof at 8 Cross Street and 30 Maxwell Road. Its immersive 50-minute rides are designed to fit around CBD work schedules, and the brand has built a strong community.
Best for: CBD professionals who want cycling and recovery in one place.
15. ActiveSG
Sport Singapore’s ActiveSG runs affordable gyms, pools and Active Health programmes islandwide. New members have received sign-up credits that can be used to book facilities and redeem Active Health programmes, and off-peak gym passes cost less than peak ones. It is the most wallet-friendly way to start a fitness habit in Singapore.
Best for: beginners, students and anyone on a tight budget.
Pros and cons at a glance
| # | Studio | Pros | Cons |
| 1 | Barry’s Singapore | Signature Red Room workout; premium showers, towels and Fuel Bar; near three CBD MRT stations | Among the priciest per class; intense pace can overwhelm beginners |
| 2 | Absolute Singapore | Cycling and reformer Pilates under one brand; several studios; easy app booking | Popular slots fill fast; boutique pricing |
| 3 | Yipee.sg | Fun, creative way to get fit; dance community, events and online tutorials; beginner-friendly | Focused on dance, so less suited to strength or weight-loss programmes; contact them for venues and schedules |
| 4 | Yoga Movement | Large chain founded in 2012; many neighbourhoods; membership works across studios | Monthly plans start around S$199; peak classes can be crowded |
| 5 | F45 Training | About 30 outlets; new workout daily; strong team spirit | Franchise model, so packages and perks vary by studio |
| 6 | Virgin Active | Up to 200 classes a week at Tanjong Pagar; gym, pool and studios in one; multi-club access on some plans | Premium membership price; longer minimum commitments on some plans |
| 7 | Pure Yoga | 16,000 sq ft Ngee Ann City flagship; experienced teachers; calm, premium setting | Higher price point; only a few Singapore locations |
| 8 | UFIT | Expert coaches; indoor and outdoor classes; physio and nutrition on hand | Indoor hubs are mostly central; credit system takes getting used to |
| 9 | WeBarre | Low-impact toning; pre-natal and mums-and-bubs classes; four studios | Less cardio-heavy than HIIT or spin |
| 10 | Revolution | Homegrown, fun rides with light weights; good-value trial | Spin only; studios mainly in central areas |
| 11 | Vibe Studio | Immersive lights and music; welcoming for beginners | Single Clarke Quay studio; cycling only |
| 12 | GroundZero | Ride and Resistance classes in one studio; club-like vibe | Limited locations; dark, loud rooms are not for everyone |
| 13 | XYCO Studio | Highly rated rides; cycling and Pilates; riverside location | One studio; can be harder to reach from the heartlands |
| 14 | ALLY Singapore | Cycling, Pilates and recovery in one place; two CBD studios | Premium pricing; best suited to people working in town |
| 15 | ActiveSG | Very affordable; islandwide venues; new-member credits | Basic facilities; fewer boutique-style classes |
How to choose the right fitness class
- Start with your goal. Pick HIIT or bootcamps for fat loss and stamina, reformer Pilates or barre for core strength and posture, and yoga for flexibility and stress relief.
- Try before you commit. Most studios offer trial packs or intro passes, so test two or three before signing up.
- Think about location. A studio near your office or home is the one you will actually keep going to.
- Check the class level. Look for beginner or fundamentals classes if you are new.
- Make it fun. If the gym bores you, dance classes like those at Yipee.sg can keep you moving for longer.
Frequently asked questions
Which fitness class is best for beginners in Singapore? Beginner-friendly options include Yipee.sg’s dance classes, Vibe Studio’s beginner rides, WeBarre’s fundamentals classes and affordable ActiveSG programmes.
What is the cheapest way to join fitness classes in Singapore? ActiveSG is the most affordable option. For boutique studios, trial packs and intro passes are the cheapest way to start.
Can kids join fitness or dance classes? Some studios run family or youth programmes, such as UFIT’s Youth Academy. For more ideas, explore our kids’ enrichment guides and sports lessons.
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