fitfellows - group fitness & personal training
6 classes in the next two weeks with 1 facilitator.
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout fitfellows - group fitness & personal training
fitfellows is a group fitness and personal training studio in the Wieden district of Vienna, on Prinz Eugen-Straße. The studio leans toward structured group sessions, with a timetable that mixes high-intensity workouts with slower, balance-focused practices. Classes are set to music, and most of them run about an hour. The studio is a steady choice for anyone who likes to train with a group in the evening.
It suits you if
- you prefer evening sessions after work
- you like music-led group classes
- you want a mix of intensity and gentler practice
At a glance
Read more about fitfellows - group fitness & personal trainingHow the week runs at fitfellows, The classes and what they focus on
How the week runs at fitfellows
The studio's timetable is built around the evening. More than half of its classes start after work, and the busiest start times cluster between 6:15pm and 6:30pm. Mornings are also well represented, with about a third of the classes starting before noon. The earliest class begins at 10am, and the latest at 6:30pm.
The week is busiest on Saturday, Monday and Thursday. Weekend classes make up about a third of the timetable, so the studio works for people who prefer to train on their days off as well as on weekdays.
The classes and what they focus on
The Les Mills range is central to the timetable. BODYATTACK is a high-intensity class that blends athletic movement such as running and lunges with strength work, set to music. BODYBALANCE draws on yoga, tai chi and Pilates, with an emphasis on controlled breathing. CORE focuses on the muscles around the trunk, and THRIVE is a 45-minute, joint-friendly session built around strength and mobility.
Beyond these, the studio also runs classes in yoga, Pilates, and qigong and tai chi. Each of these styles makes up roughly one in ten of the classes, so the timetable offers variety without any single style dominating.
fitfellows - group fitness & personal training: questions and answers
When do most people practice at fitfellows?
Most of the classes at fitfellows start in the evening, with more than half of the week's sessions falling after work. The earliest class starts at 10am, and the latest starts at 6:30pm. The busiest days are Saturday, Monday and Thursday, and a good number of classes run on weekends too.
What kinds of classes are on offer, and how long are they?
Most classes at fitfellows run about an hour, and the Les Mills THRIVE session is a shorter 45-minute option. The mix of styles includes Les Mills BODYATTACK, BODYBALANCE and CORE, along with yoga, Pilates, qigong and tai chi, so there is room for different energy levels.
Is fitfellows a good place to start if I am new to group fitness?
Yes, some classes are described as suitable for all levels. Les Mills BODYATTACK is designed to work for both absolute beginners and experienced exercisers, and Les Mills THRIVE is a gentler, joint-friendly session. Michael leads more classes than any other facilitator here, so his sessions are a steady place to begin.
Where is fitfellows located?
The studio sits in the Wieden district of Vienna, at Prinz Eugen-Straße 34. It is a short walk from the centre of the city, so classes can fit around work or other plans. The website is fitfellows.at, and it has details about the group fitness and personal training on offer.
What does fitfellows offer beyond group classes?
fitfellows offers group fitness classes and personal training. Its timetable covers a range of formats, from high-intensity sessions to slower practices like yoga, Pilates and balance work. The studio's own website describes the classes and the personal training options in more detail.