Fife Sports and Leisure Trust launch new fitness membership

Fife Fife Sports and Leisure Trust is launching a brand-new membership designed exclusively for young adults <i>(Image: Supplied)</i>
Fife Fife Sports and Leisure Trust is launching a brand-new membership designed exclusively for young adults (Image: Supplied)
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A new fitness membership is now available to help young adults stay active.

Fife Sports and Leisure Trust has launched the club 18–24 scheme, aimed at making exercise more affordable and accessible for 18 to 24-year-olds.

The membership offers full access to gyms, fitness classes, health suites and pools at all 14 venues across Fife for £23.50 per month or £258.50 per year.


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Emma Walker, chief executive of Fife Sports and Leisure Trust, said: "We know that young people are increasingly conscious about their wellbeing but can face financial barriers when it comes to regular physical activity.

"Club 18–24 is part of our wider commitment to create more inclusive, affordable, and accessible options for all our communities."

The scheme is designed to remove barriers to regular exercise, helping young adults prioritise their health and wellbeing.

Members can also enhance their membership with add-ons, including unlimited access to pickleball and 49ers sessions.

There are also family options that allow under-18s to join in their parent or carer's fitness journey.

Jeph Hamilton, chair of the board of directors at the trust, said: "Supporting the health and wellbeing of young people across Fife is a priority for us.

"We want to empower this generation to make physical activity part of their daily lives, not just now, but long into the future.

"This new membership is a positive step in removing financial and social barriers to doing just that."


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The launch follows further changes to the trust's youth offer, including a price reduction for its teen membership (ages 13–17) to £18 per month, effective from September 1.

To improve the customer experience, the trust is also preparing to launch a new mobile app later this summer.

The app will allow users to book classes and sessions, access exclusive content, and manage their leisure hub account from their smartphone.

It will be available on both the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

Young adults can sign up for the club 18–24 membership in person at any Fife Sports and Leisure Trust venue or online via the Fife Leisure website.

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