Club Lime Fyshwick

Club Lime Fyshwick is a 24/7 gym at 84 Newcastle Street, Fyshwick, conveniently placed between Kingston and Queanbeyan for people on Canberra’s southside. The club is designed for flexible training, with digital access available around the clock and membership options advertised from $18.90 per week. A three-day free trial is also available for new visitors who want to look around and try the facilities before joining.

The standout feature is the club’s large functional training zone. It includes an extended squat rack, an indoor turfed area, a sled track and a broad mix of equipment for strength, conditioning and cardio work. Alongside the expected gym equipment, the Fyshwick site specifically calls out a belt squat and Booty Builder, giving members more options for lower-body and glute-focused training. There is also a substantial cardio area, with the website highlighting its wide selection of cardio machines.

For more conventional strength sessions, the gym has free-weight equipment and strength and conditioning machines, with multiple sets of equipment intended to help reduce waiting time. Members can also take part in group fitness classes, with a schedule available through Club Lime, or work with a personal trainer on a tailored programme. Personal training is offered through both in-club sessions and one-to-one support, which may suit people who want more structure around their goals.

The club’s scale and range make it a practical choice for different training styles, whether you prefer an independent workout, functional sessions, cardio, weights or scheduled classes. Its 24/7 access is particularly useful for people fitting exercise around shifts, commuting or changing routines. Club Lime describes its broader network as a community-oriented alternative to a conventional fitness facility, with clubs intended to feel approachable rather than intimidating. For Kingston locals and others using the southside, Fyshwick offers a sizeable training space with specialised equipment, flexible access and several ways to build a routine.