Wellness, fitness and sports in Singapore

Browse trusted trainers, studios and sports coaches in Singapore, reviewed by the people who train with them.

Reviews you can learn from

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Hayley

Singapore, Aug 2026

I’m still with Gillian and she’s really helpful and provides very good services. I’ve been with her for many months, and throughout the singing bowl sessions she really puts in a lot of effort and has surprised me in all the sessions. The singing bowl she uses is actually different each time to help with the goal I set, and at the end of the sessions she is able to deliver on the goal we set. The price also feels quite reasonable compared to the market.

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Nabil

Singapore, Sep 2026

I’ve been working with the team for about 2 years now, and they’re extremely good, probably the best PTs I’ve worked with. The training is very bespoke, I have quite a lot of injuries, and all the workouts and routines are tailored very specifically to my needs. I was able to get quite a big increase in my fitness and lost a lot of weight without risking any injury at all. For the service I get, it feels very reasonable, and I’d absolutely recommend them.

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Siana

Singapore, Aug 2026

I’ve been with them for around three years, and it has been pretty good. They are really good physio, very professional, and the space is nice. The service is very good and I’m super happy with them. I gladly give them a 10 for all criteria.

What to know about wellness, fitness & sports in Singapore

Singapore has excellent public sports facilities alongside a crowded private market, so you have real choice. Two things are worth knowing before you commit. Personal trainers and most coaches are not licensed by anyone, so certification is a question you have to ask rather than assume. And gyms, studios and trainers often sell long prepaid packages, which are cheaper per session but hard to recover if the business closes or you move away, and a work posting can end sooner than a package does. Locallista lists trainers, studios, sports coaches and wellness providers in Singapore, screened before listing and ranked only on phone-verified reviews.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find a fitness trainer I can trust in Singapore?
Start with trainers Locallista has screened before listing, then read recent reviews from clients with goals like yours. There's no licence to practise personal training in Singapore, so ask what certification a trainer holds and who issued it. A single trial session tells you a lot before you commit. Contact details are visible after you sign up.
How do I choose the right type of fitness or wellness professional?
Start from your goal. A fitness trainer builds a plan for strength, weight loss or general fitness, while Hyrox and competitive sports coaching suits you if you're training for an event. Yoga and Pilates help with mobility, core strength and posture, combat sports instructors teach a discipline as well as fitness, and wellness studios and practitioners focus on relaxation and wellbeing. Open the category that matches your goal.
How do I find a class or trainer that fits my schedule?
Pick the category, read recent reviews, and message one or two with your goal, your level and when you can train, including early mornings or weekends if that's what works. Ask whether they come to you, train you at a gym or run classes at a studio. Reviews on Locallista are usually collected by phone after the session.
Should I buy a big package of sessions?
Try a single session first, then buy the smallest package that gets you a better rate. Long prepaid bundles tie up money you can't easily get back, and that matters more here than in most places, because plans change quickly when your stay depends on a job.
What should I check before signing a gym contract?
The minimum term, the notice period to cancel, whether you can freeze the membership, and what happens if you leave the country. Ask for those four answers in writing. Many places allow a freeze for a limited time, but it's rarely offered unprompted. Ask too whether the quoted price is nett, since some contracts add GST on top.
Are there classes I can attend without a membership?
Yes, plenty. Independent studios and community sports centres run drop-in and pay-per-class options, which is the sensible way to try several things before committing to one. It also suits shift work and travel better than a fixed monthly membership.
Should I see a trainer or a physiotherapist for an injury?
See a physiotherapist first for rehabilitation or injury work. Physiotherapy is a registered profession in Singapore with real requirements behind it, while anyone can call themselves a personal trainer. Once you're cleared, a trainer can help you rebuild strength, ideally working from the physiotherapist's advice.
What do wellness, fitness & sports services cost in Singapore?
It depends on the service and your situation. As a guide, wellness studios & practitioners in Singapore charge around S$40 to S$60 a session, fitness trainers around S$80 to S$140 a session, Pilates around S$38 to S$73 a group class, and yoga around S$25 to S$45 a class. Open the category for the full price list, and treat a written quote as the figure that matters.