Draft:Everlast Gyms
gym chain in the UK
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Everlast Gyms, formerly known as Everlast Fitness Clubs, is a chain of health and fitness centres in the United Kingdom and Ireland. The company, owned by Frasers Group, took its current form in 2020 following the acquisition of assets from the defunct DW Sports Fitness. As of 2026, Everlast Gyms operates around 60 locations across the United Kingdom and Ireland.[1]
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| Formerly | Everlast Fitness Clubs |
|---|---|
| Company type | Subsidiary |
| Industry | Health and fitness |
| Predecessor | DW Sports Fitness |
| Founded | 2020 |
| Headquarters | Shirebrook, Derbyshire, United Kingdom |
Number of locations | 60 (as of 2026) |
Area served | United Kingdom and Ireland |
Key people | Dan Summerson (managing director) |
| Products | Gym memberships, personal training, wellness services |
| Services | Fitness training, boxing, Hyrox Performance, Pilates, swimming, nutrition bars |
| Parent | Frasers Group |
| Website | Everlast Gyms |
History
Everlast Gyms traces its origins to the American Everlast brand, founded in 1910 as a manufacturer of boxing equipment. In 2007, Frasers Group, then operating as Sports Direct International, acquired Everlast Worldwide.[2]
The gym chain was established in 2020 when Frasers Group purchased 46 leisure clubs and 31 retail outlets from DW Sports Fitness, which had entered administration, in a deal valued at £37 million.[3] These facilities were subsequently rebranded as Everlast and merged with existing Sports Direct Fitness locations.[4]
Expansion continued into 2025 with the acquisition of four Roko Health Club locations in Chiswick, Gillingham,[5] Nottingham,[6] and York.[7] By 2026, larger-format Everlast Gyms+ locations had opened, including sites in London[8] and Manchester’s Trafford Palazzo.[9]
Facilities and services
Certain clubs offer wellness amenities such as 20-metre swimming pools, saunas, and steam rooms. Everlast Gyms partnered with Hyrox to open performance centres across the United Kingdom.[10]
Operations
Everlast Gyms is headquartered in Shirebrook, Derbyshire.[11]