Lift heavy.
Move well.
Come back tomorrow.

Halter is a strength club for people with jobs, kids and bad backs.

Open daily

Now

OPEN GYM the floor is yours

Next class

— see the timetable

Doors

06:00 opens daily

Club time

--:-- local time
Full timetable

How we coach

Add a little.
Most weeks.

Progress in the gym is boring on purpose: good technique, a bit more weight when you're ready, and enough rest to come back. We write it down so you can see it.

20 kg bar · 10 · 15 · 20 · 25 kg plates

Four ways in

Pick one. Or all four.

How each one works
A man squatting with a barbell
01

Strength

Squat, press, pull, carry. Coached in groups of six.
A woman training with battle ropes
02

Conditioning

Short, hard intervals. You'll hate it for 40 minutes.
A woman training on a punching bag
03

Boxing

Pads, bags, footwork. Nobody gets hit in the face.
A woman stretching on a mat
04

Mobility

The class everyone skips, and everyone should take.

Scroll faster

64bpm
Resting. Scroll to warm up.

Just for fun: it's your scroll speed, not your heart.

Twenty seconds
of Tuesday night.

Ropes, bags, bars and a lot of chalk.

0 €

joining fee

1

free first session, one to one

6

people max. in a strength class

30

days' notice to cancel. That's it.

From the floor

Notes on getting strong.

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Hands dusted with chalk

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