Elite Personal Training
One coach, one plan, one accountable set of numbers.
1:1 · 60 min · By assessmentApex Society
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◆ London · Est. 2019 · By Invitation
A private performance club for people who hold the rest of their life to the same standard. Coaching, recovery and community — kept deliberately small.
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01 The Society
Apex Society is not organised around equipment. It is organised around people who intend to be exceptional for a long time.
We opened in 2019 with a single conviction: serious people deserve a serious room. Everything since — the faculty, the floor plan, the quiet — follows from it.
Membership is capped at 320. Not as a marketing device, but because coaching quality collapses at scale.
02 Achievements
A record kept the way we keep our members' — in numbers, reviewed every quarter and published whether or not they flatter us.
Figures independently audited by Kelsall & Vine, January 2026
Full methodology available on request
03 Programmes
Every programme is led by a named coach and reviewed against your assessment every twelve weeks. Nothing runs on autopilot.
One coach, one plan, one accountable set of numbers.
1:1 · 60 min · By assessmentPeriodised strength work built around your season, not the calendar.
Pairs · 75 min · Block-basedTwelve people, one lead coach, no anonymity.
Max 12 · 45–60 min · DailySauna, cold plunge and manual therapy, treated as training.
Sauna · Plunge · MassageBloodwork, habits and a plan you can hold on a Tuesday night.
Quarterly panel · 1:1Sled, rig, rope and turf for the work that actually transfers.
Open floor · Coached hoursWhere the work continues, quietly, over something good.
All day · Member plus oneAll programmes included, except personal training and nutrition
See membership ↗04 Members
Most of our members prefer discretion. These three agreed to be named.
I have trained in nine cities. Apex is the first club that treated my calendar with the same seriousness as my numbers.
The recovery floor changed my weeks. I arrive at Monday already ahead of it.
Coaching here is measured, not loud. My knees have never been in better hands.
05 Enquiries
The six questions our membership office answers most often, without the marketing.
Admission is by referral from a current member or by direct application. Both routes include a 45-minute conversation and a physical assessment before any offer is made. We are looking for fit, not volume.
Usually. Because the roll is capped at 320, places open only as members leave. The current wait runs six to ten weeks, and referred applicants are seen first.
All group programming, the functional and strength floors, the recovery lounge, the members' lounge and café, and a quarterly assessment with your named coach. Personal training and nutrition coaching are billed separately.
Two guest passes each quarter, weekdays before 16:00. The lounge and café are open to a member plus one at any time.
Yes, from four seats upward, with named holders rather than a shared pass. Each seat still goes through the standard assessment.
05:30 to 22:00 on weekdays and 07:00 to 20:00 at weekends. The recovery lounge runs by reservation so the room is never crowded.
06 Membership
Membership opens four times a year. Leave an address and we will write when the next intake is reviewed.
Intake 03 · 2026 — 14 places remaining
07 Explore
Four ways in, depending on what you came to find out.
How admission works, what it costs, and when the next places open.
Three floors in Marylebone, drawn around movement rather than machines.
Sauna, cold plunge and manual therapy, booked like any other session.
Notes from the faculty on training, recovery and long careers.