The first twelve months for Barnes Rose Personal Training has been stellar, with more people than ever looking for accessible opportunities for movement and fitness.
What makes Barnes Rose different from others however is they offer a bespoke, tailor-made environment designed to suit each of their clients, many of whom have additional needs and struggle to access busy gym settings.
Harrison and Laura Barnes, along with their fellow Director, Natalie Rose have been able to build their business from running sessions in their converted garage gym to requiring a much larger, brand-new private gym – all in the space of a single year.
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Harrison is highly optimistic about the future of the company and for their clients.
“Our specialism is offering coaching for both adults and children with additional needs, disabilities and mental health conditions.
“However, if you don’t have an additional need and just want to train under the supervision of an experienced coach in a private gym setting, we’d love to help you out”.
“Our clients are enjoying the new location”
Barnes Rose Training have a huge variety of clients from neurotypical adults needing some direction with their training and wanting to train in a quieter environment, to children who are unable to access school or physical education due to their high level of additional needs.
Now, Barnes Rose has moved to new premises in Stagsden in order to accommodate a large influx of clientele, with the company becoming the go-to name for people with special educational needs, sensory impairments and mental health conditions.
Natalie Rose said: “We offer personal training for everybody, priding ourselves with the ability to provide specialist sessions for children and adults with additional needs and disabilities.
“We were looking for a new premises due to the business growing and needing more space and equipment to ensure we continued to provide the best service possible to our clients.”

“Our clients have all been really positive about the move and are enjoying the location”.
The new space is also ideal for those who aren’t keen on stepping into a large commercial gym but who would love to get back into exercise.
Any enquiries to join the ever-growing list of clients can be made at info@barnesrosetraining.co.uk or by checking out their website here.



