Sanctuary Fitness is at Spectrum House, 1A North Avenue, Clydebank Business Park, G81 2DR.
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By train
Singer station is a short walk from the gym. Trains run from Glasgow Queen Street (low level), Partick, Hyndland, Dalmuir and Dumbarton. Turn towards the business park on North Avenue and Spectrum House is the office building on the left.
By car
Clydebank Business Park is off Kilbowie Road (A8014), a couple of minutes from the Clydebank Shopping Centre. Turn onto North Avenue; Spectrum House has parking at the building, including at 6am.
By bus
Services along Kilbowie Road and Dumbarton Road stop within a few minutes' walk of the business park.
Once you arrive
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Coming from Dalmuir, Drumchapel, Yoker or Old Kilpatrick
Dalmuir is one stop on the train or ten minutes on foot along Dumbarton Road. Drumchapel and Yoker are a short drive along Great Western Road or Dumbarton Road, or a train to Singer from Drumchapel and Yoker stations. Old Kilpatrick and Bowling come in on the A814 and turn up Kilbowie Road. From all four, allow fifteen minutes door to door and you will be early.
What the building looks like
Spectrum House is a modern office block, not a gym front. There is no neon, no reception desk, no music leaking out. Look for the Sanctuary Fitness sign at the door and message if you are stood outside wondering. The gym is inside the building, private, with its own kit, changing space and toilets.
By bike or on foot
The Forth and Clyde Canal path runs behind the business park and is the flattest route from Dalmuir, Clydebank centre and Bowling. Bikes can come inside; ask on the day. Walking from Clydebank Shopping Centre takes about ten minutes.
Early sessions
For the 6am classes the park is empty and quiet; parking is directly outside, the door is opened five minutes before, and there is nobody to walk past. Most first-timers who were nervous about the early one say afterwards it was the easiest to arrive at.