Get all 1,459 gyms and fitness studios in the Minneapolis area
This page counts them. Resquared gives you every one of them as a list you can filter and work today, then writes and sends the outreach in your name.
- Verified emails and phone numbers, with owner and staff names on premium plans
- Filter by radius, category, business size, hours and recent reviews
- AI writes each email in your name from the business's own details
- Automated follow-ups that stop when someone replies; replies land in your inbox
Every digital footprint of every brick-and-mortar business, resolved into one record and checked source by source.
See how it worksKey numbers
Gyms and fitness studios make up 1.4% of the 104,343 active businesses in this area (nationally: 1.2%).
Independent or part of a brand
How many of these gyms and fitness studios run on their own and how many belong to a multi-location brand. Brand size is the number of locations the brand has nationwide.
Where they are
The cities with the most gyms and fitness studios inside the 25-mile radius.
| City | Gyms and fitness studios |
|---|---|
| Minneapolis, MN | 411 |
| Saint Paul, MN | 151 |
| Edina, MN | 45 |
| Eden Prairie, MN | 41 |
| Eagan, MN | 41 |
| Woodbury, MN | 39 |
| Plymouth, MN | 34 |
| Maple Grove, MN | 34 |
What kinds
The most common sub-types. A business can be listed under more than one.
Age and size
- 370 have an employee-count range on file. 23 of those report 50 or more employees.
What to do with it
Gyms and fitness studios are usually owner-led or manager-led local operators that need visible space, reliable equipment, steady member flow, and services that help fill classes.
CRE and business brokers
Focus on independent gyms, yoga studios, martial arts schools, and Pilates studios that may need open floor area, parking, showers, or better street visibility. This week, send a short plain email to owners or the general inbox offering a quick tour of a nearby space that fits fitness use, and follow up if they do not answer.
In this area: 1,185 independents and under 10 operators in brands with 2-9 locations; the largest clusters are in Minneapolis and Saint Paul.
SMB lenders and funders
These businesses often borrow for equipment, buildout, instructor hiring, seasonal cash flow, or a second location. This week, segment the list by studio type and contact independents with a short note asking if they are planning equipment purchases or expansion soon.
23 of the 1,459 report 50 or more employees.
Agencies and local vendors
Fitness studios buy help with class signups, local search, reviews, ads, websites, and referral campaigns, often with the owner making the decision. This week, pick a tight local group such as yoga or martial arts studios and send a simple email pointing to one visible issue you can help fix, then ask for a brief call.
81% of the 1,459 here are independent, and the most common types are fitness & instruction and trainers.
Questions buyers ask
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