If you've started looking into CrossFit in Surrey, the first question is almost always the same: how much does it actually cost? It's a fair question — and one a lot of gyms are oddly cagey about. So here's a clear, honest breakdown of CrossFit pricing in Surrey for 2026, what you get for the money, and how it stacks up against a standard gym membership.
The short answer
Across our two Surrey gyms, coached CrossFit membership runs from £125 to £205 a month, depending on which gym you train at and how often you go. Drop-in classes are £20. Pricing is slightly lower at Guildford (GU1) than at Surbiton, every plan starts with a free trial, and you can cancel anytime on two weeks' notice — no contracts.
You can see every plan side by side on the Surbiton and Guildford membership pages. But the monthly figure on its own doesn't tell you much — what actually matters is what you get for it.
Why CrossFit costs more than a big-box gym
A budget gym charges £20–£30 a month — but you walk in, plug in your headphones, and you're on your own. CrossFit pricing reflects something fundamentally different: every single session is coached.
When you compare per-session cost, the picture changes. A coached CrossFit class in Surrey works out to roughly £10–£18 depending on your plan. A single one-to-one personal training session in Surrey often costs £50–£70. CrossFit sits in between — small-group coaching at a fraction of the price of one-to-one PT.
What's included in a Motion membership
- Coached classes — CrossFit, Conditioning, Gymnastics, Weightlifting, every day of the week.
- Open gym access — train on your own programming when it suits you.
- Fundamentals course — every new member learns the key movements properly before joining regular classes.
- No contract — cancel anytime with two weeks' notice. No 12-month tie-ins.
Is CrossFit worth it?
That depends on what you want. If you'll happily motivate yourself on a treadmill, a budget gym is cheaper and fine. But if you've tried that and drifted away — bored, unsure what to do, never quite progressing — then the maths shifts. Most people who try CrossFit aren't paying for access to equipment. They're paying for the one thing that actually keeps them training: coaching, structure, and people who expect to see them.
The honest way to find out whether it's worth it for you is to try a class. Which is exactly why your first one is free.
Your first class is on us.
No card required. No commitment. Come and see what the price actually buys.
Free Trial — Surbiton Free Trial — GuildfordSee full plans on our Surbiton membership page or Guildford membership page.