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Tribe Training Group training like no other. Effort is our only currency. Team work is our only language. Tribe Training is the only gym of its kind in Lincoln.
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We pride ourselves by being the best in transformations & group training.

20/10/2026

It’s never too late to start

You’re not too old

An injury is why you should be training - it’s probably the method and the quality of coaching that needs to be the focus 🎯

Life is hectic and it always will be, finding a way regardless is the goal 😮‍💨

Unfit? Don’t feel strong? That’s exactly why we’re here 🤓

This morning alone I’ve coached legends over 65 and under 20.
Someone with disc issues, someone with a tear in their quad and someone who is in their second trimester in pregnancy.

It’s never too late to start! 🙏🏼

Ross

A different kind of training day for Tribe today ⛰️Out in the Peak District with some of our members, heading up Jacob’s...
10/10/2026

A different kind of training day for Tribe today ⛰️

Out in the Peak District with some of our members, heading up Jacob’s Ladder to Kinder Low and looping back to Edale.

I spend most of my week coaching these people in the gym, so getting out together somewhere like this is something I really enjoy.

For me, this is a big part of why we train. Having the strength, fitness and confidence to get out and enjoy days like today. To say yes to a hike, keep up with the kids or try something you might previously have talked yourself out of.

And having a good bunch of people to do it with makes it even better.

Busy lives, work, families… it’s easy for time for yourself to slip down the list. Today was a chance to get outside, move, have a proper chat and spend some time together 💪

Thanks to everyone who joined me. Proud of this lot and the community we’re building.

A great day with my Tribe 🖤

FRIDAY TEAM TRAINING 🖤From the early morning crew to the evening team, a proper good way to round off the week. Working ...
09/10/2026

FRIDAY TEAM TRAINING 🖤

From the early morning crew to the evening team, a proper good way to round off the week. Working hard, encouraging each other and having a laugh along the way 🙏🏼

Then Maz popped in with her and Ed’s beautiful daughter Lydia, which absolutely made my day. A lovely way to finish the evening 🖤

And great to see the kiddies in their Tribe T-shirts too ; representing already! 😎

As a dad and a coach, seeing everyone’s families feel part of this place means a lot to me.

Thanks for another great week, team. Proud of the community we’re building together😍

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: HEATHER 🏔️A dream 17 years in the making. And this is Heather standing at the summit of Kilimanjaro.Wh...
05/10/2026

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: HEATHER 🏔️

A dream 17 years in the making. And this is Heather standing at the summit of Kilimanjaro.

When Heather started working with me, she was around 95kg. Along the way, she’s lost over 10kg, built her strength and fitness, and put that training into some incredible challenges.

Through our weekly check-ins, we’ve worked on her nutrition, making training manageable alongside football and long walks, and giving recovery the attention it deserves.

There have been weeks where motivation was lower, the scales barely moved, or niggles meant adjusting the plan. Heather kept doing the work, and we kept adapting it.

Her walking preparation grew to include 30km, 43km and even 68km outings.

Then, in July, she completed her Peak District challenge: 107km recorded on her Garmin, in 26 hours and 32 minutes. She described it as the hardest thing she’d done physically and mentally.

She followed that with the Hybrid Games alongside Rikki, where they recorded the fastest mixed-doubles air-bike time.

And then came Kilimanjaro.

One part of her check-in has really stayed with me:

“then I saw the summit sign and despite the pounding headache there was relief that I’d finally achieved a dream, 17 years after first wondering if it was possible for me.”

Imagine carrying that question around for 17 years, then finally standing there with your answer.

As her coach, it’s a privilege to have supported her preparation and watched those weekly efforts lead to this moment. Heather put in the sessions, the hours on her feet and the work between check-ins. She deserves every bit of pride she feels looking at this photo.

Your goal might be getting back into a sport you love, enjoying a long walk without feeling wiped out, or feeling confident enough to say yes to an adventure.

That’s a worthwhile reason to start. Get some support, build a routine and give yourself time to progress.

Heather, a massive well done. What a year you’ve had, and what a moment you’ve earned. 👏

Bloody well done legend!! 🤝💪

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: RACHEL 🏔️A demanding job, long days at a desk and finding it an ongoing challenge to stay consistent a...
28/09/2026

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: RACHEL 🏔️

A demanding job, long days at a desk and finding it an ongoing challenge to stay consistent around everything else life throws at you.

Something we all can relate to…

When Rachel started personally working with me in July, she wanted to lose some weight, feel better in her clothes and get fitter for the things she enjoys.

She already enjoyed being active.
But work, weekends away and everyday food habits made it a challenge.

She also had a big goal on the horizon: climbing Mount Toubkal in Morocco!

So we worked on putting some structure around her training and nutrition, understanding her habits and using our check-ins to make adjustments along the way.

Since then, Rachel has:

✅ Lost weight and described herself as feeling “slimmer and stronger”.
✅ Improved her overall fitness capacity and started feeling much more confident in her ability.
✅ Noticed her improved strength helping her outside the gym.
✅ Built consistency alongside a busy working life.

And less than three months after we started, here she is at the summit! 😍

She even added an extra summit to the trip because she was feeling strong! Epic!

Something Rachel said in this week’s check-in really stuck with me:

“Super proud of me, my body and my resilience.”

As a coach, that’s brilliant to hear.
Seeing someone feel more confident in their body and put their fitness to use doing something that matters to them is a huge part of why I love this job.

This is what fitness should be about.
Not just a before and after and 3 sets of 10 👀 🥱

Really proud of you, Rachel.
You’ve put the work in and deserve to enjoy this one 👏

Ross

EQUINOX 24… SMASHED IT 👊🔥Myself, Coach Josh and our members Simon and Steve took on Equinox this weekend — a 24-hour eve...
20/09/2026

EQUINOX 24… SMASHED IT 👊🔥

Myself, Coach Josh and our members Simon and Steve took on Equinox this weekend — a 24-hour event, with each of us covering between 60 and 100km!

Some serious distances, some very sore legs and 4 extremely happy blokes 😂

Our members Ebony and Sarah also joined us for a 10km lap at the start! So good to head out together and have them be part of the challenge. Massive well done to you both 🖤👏

Massively proud of Josh, Simon and Steve. A challenge like this takes a lot physically and mentally, and sharing it with these lads made it even more special.

But something I’ll remember just as much is our members coming out throughout the day to support us 🙏🏼

You’ve all got busy lives, families and things to do, yet you took the time to come and cheer us on. When you’re tired and facing another lap, seeing a familiar face makes a bigger difference than you probably realise.

That’s the community we’ve built at Tribe. People who show up for each other, in the gym and outside of it.

To everyone who came along or anyone who supported from afar ; thank you. You were a massive part of this weekend 🫶

Tired. Sore. Extremely happy.

Stairs can wait until further notice 😂

15 laps at his first backyard ultra…102KM.Nearly £2,000 raised for charity.And a night I don’t think any of us will forg...
06/09/2026

15 laps at his first backyard ultra…
102KM.
Nearly £2,000 raised for charity.
And a night I don’t think any of us will forget for a long time.

Yesterday I had the privilege of supporting Aiden through his first Backyard Ultra.

And honestly… watching someone you coach go through something like this is pretty special.

Hour after hour.
Lap after lap.

Watching the grit. The endurance, the moments where everything hurts and yet somehow you get yourself back on that start line for another one.

But probably the bit that stuck with me most was seeing his family and kids there watching him do it 🥲

Because THAT is what this stuff is really about!!

Showing them what it looks like to commit to something difficult.
To be uncomfortable.
To keep turning up.
To find out what you’re capable of when stopping would be the easier option.

We went deep into the early hours and Aiden eventually reached 15 laps and smashed through 100KM.

In the end, it wasn’t his head that gave up.

His feet were absolutely battered with blisters, the legs eventually said “that’ll do mate” 😂 and there comes a point where the body gets the final vote.

But there is absolutely nothing disappointing about that finish.

102 bloody kilometres.

For someone taking on their first Backyard Ultra.

And nearly £2,000 raised for charity and still counting.

As a coach, and more importantly as his mate, I couldn’t be prouder of him.

Geez, you absolutely smashed it!!

Now get those feet up. 😂👏

What a shift. 🖤

Tonight was a bit special 🖤An evening to celebrate the people who make Tribe what it is 🤝A big team workout, followed by...
04/09/2026

Tonight was a bit special 🖤

An evening to celebrate the people who make Tribe what it is 🤝

A big team workout, followed by pizza and some cold drinks ; all on me.

Because every now and then I think it’s important to stop, look around and appreciate what we’ve actually built here.

Yes, Tribe is a gym.

People come here to get stronger, fitter, healthier and more confident.

But the bit I’m probably most proud of has very little to do with weights, calories or PBs.

It’s the people.

It’s walking through the door and knowing names.

It’s having people notice when you’ve not been in.

It’s taking the p**s out of each other between sets 😂

It’s someone next to you dragging that little bit more out of you when you probably wouldn’t have done it on your own.

It’s friendships that probably never would’ve existed without this place.

And it’s having a room full of everyday, busy people , Jobs, kids, stress, life going on ; still choosing to show up and do something good for themselves.

That’s Tribe 😃

So tonight was simply my way of saying thank you.

Thank you for trusting me and Claire with your training.

Thank you for supporting this little independent gym.

Thank you for bringing the atmosphere, the laughs, the graft and the community.

Because I can put the equipment in the building.

I can write the sessions.

I can open the doors every morning.

But you lot are the ones who make the place special.

Very grateful for this bunch.

Same again Monday. 😅😘

Training shouldn’t be another thing that takes from you.Done properly, it should give something back.I’ll be honest ; th...
24/08/2026

Training shouldn’t be another thing that takes from you.

Done properly, it should give something back.

I’ll be honest ; that thing called “motivation” is pretty much non-existent for me , and that started since having kids 6 years ago...

I’m a heavily involved dad of two, I run a busy business, I’ve got two huskies and a household to keep moving.

I’m in that season of life where I blink and the day is done. And I know many of you feel the same...(For context, no...everyone doesn’t have the same 24 hours in a day 😉 )

I’m tired probably 90% of the time. There are plenty of days when I’m not mentally there, I’m in a bad mood and training is the last thing I feel like doing.

But I know myself well enough now to know this:

If I get around other people in these 4 walls at Tribe and follow the session my body needs that day ; rather than letting my tired head make the decision ; I always walk out feeling like a different person. Always.

Clearer. Lighter. Happier!

And that matters far beyond what I lifted, how many calories I burned or what the session looked like.

Because I walk back through the door more aligned with the things I value most.

A happier dad.
A more present husband.
A better coach.
More like myself again.

And I know this isn’t just me.

I see it at Tribe every day...

People arrive after broken sleep, school runs, long shifts, stressful days and with a head full of everything else life is asking of them.

Most don’t always arrive motivated.

They arrive human.

Then they train around good people. They follow a session that has already been thought through for them. They’re coached through what they need that day.

And they leave differently from how they walked in.

That’s what so many people misunderstand about consistency.

It isn’t waking up feeling fired up every day.

It’s having the right place, the right people and a plan that carries you when motivation doesn’t turn up.

Sometimes the most important result from a session isn’t what you did inside the gym.

It’s the version of you that walks back out.

You don’t need to arrive motivated.

Just arrive.

I can work with the rest 🙂

There’s a massive difference between having access to a gym and actually having a place you want to show up to.You can r...
21/08/2026

There’s a massive difference between having access to a gym and actually having a place you want to show up to.

You can rent the kit.

You can put your headphones in.

You can train completely on your own.

And there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that.

But ask yourself…

How many people actually stay consistent for years doing that?

Because consistency isn’t really about knowing what exercises to do.

It’s about having a reason to keep showing up.

And when you train around like-minded people, something changes.

You know the people around you.

They know you.

You notice when someone hasn’t been in.

You celebrate each other’s progress.

You push each other when you’re having a s**t session.

And over time, the people you met because you wanted to get fitter become your mates.

Some of them become lifelong friends.

And suddenly training isn’t just another thing on your to-do list.

It becomes part of your life.

That’s why I’ve always believed the environment you train in matters massively.

Because the best training programme in the world means absolutely nothing if you don’t enjoy showing up.

Give someone a room full of equipment and they can train.

Give them a community of people they genuinely enjoy being around…

and they’re far more likely to keep coming back.

That’s the difference.

We don’t just want people to get fit.

We want to create a place where people want to show up.

And I now have the evidence with the majority of the members are now 5, 10, 15 years in at this wonderful place …

they’re still showing up…! 🖤

Address

Unit 2, Dankerwood Crescent
Lincoln
LN69UH

Opening Hours

Monday 6am - 8am
5pm - 9pm
Tuesday 5am - 8am
5pm - 8pm
Thursday 5am - 8am
5pm - 9pm
Friday 5am - 8am
5pm - 9pm
Saturday 7am - 1pm
Sunday 10am - 11am

Telephone

+447769111830

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