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Sample rows

10 of the 396 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What is in this bootcamp gyms email list?

The file has 396 Google Maps listings for bootcamp gyms, counted on 9 November 2026. Google has no bootcamp category, so the rows were picked by business name from the Gym, Fitness center and Personal trainer categories. A row is a fitness bootcamp operator: an indoor studio, an outdoor park program or a trainer who runs group sessions under a bootcamp name.

Phone numbers are on 383 rows and a website is on 365. This is a list to call and to visit online, with email as a small add-on.

By Google category the file splits into Gym with 290 rows, Fitness center with 75 and Personal trainer with 31. The personal trainer group is a good guide to the many bootcamps that are one coach with a group of clients in a park.

How can you segment the file?

A single CSV, filtered in Excel or Google Sheets. Because the list is short, you can segment by eye.

The category column separates the 31 personal trainer listings, which are often outdoor or mobile operators without a fixed building, from the 290 gyms and 75 fitness centers that have a space and a lease.

The business name shows the format. Words such as outdoor, boot camp, women, mom, strength, HIIT, military or adventure point to different customers. A name that includes a park or a neighborhood is often an outdoor group.

State and city matter more than usual, because bootcamps recruit within a few miles. Email type is a short split: of the 277 addresses, 81 are named-person addresses, 65 are role addresses and 130 are free-mail.

• Category: solo trainers sit under Personal trainer, studios under Gym or Fitness center.
• Name keywords: outdoor, women, HIIT, military, strength.
• State and city: California has the most emails.

Who buys a bootcamp gyms email list?

Sellers of portable gear and small-business software buy it. Companies that sell kettlebells, sandbags, resistance bands, battle ropes, agility ladders and plyo boxes serve bootcamps that carry their equipment in a car. Mat and flooring suppliers sell to the indoor studios.

Scheduling and payment apps appeal to trainers who still take sign-ups by text message or a social post. Insurance brokers who cover personal trainers and group fitness operators, and park-use permit consultants, work with outdoor programs. Apparel printers produce team shirts for bootcamp members.

Nutrition coaching platforms, meal prep services and supplement brands want the client base that a bootcamp builds over a six-week cycle. Wholesale makers of sports bras, leggings and water bottles sell to trainers who run a retail table. Marketing freelancers pitch operators who rely on local ads and referrals.

How do you run outreach to bootcamp gyms?

Many bootcamp trainers work alone. They run sessions before sunrise and after work, so the inbox is read in the middle of the day or late at night. Write something a person can read on a phone in the parking lot.

The email count is 277, so every message should be written for one person. Open with the business name and the format, such as an outdoor program or a studio. Trainers who use free-mail addresses, 130 of the 277, read their own mail. The 65 role addresses may go to a studio manager.

Use the other channels. The file has 383 phone numbers and 365 websites, and many bootcamps run their business on social posts and text messages, so a phone call or a message on the booking page may work as well as email. Treat email as the follow-up.

Weather and seasons drive the calendar. Outdoor programs slow in winter in cold states and in July heat in the South. A pitch about equipment lands before a new session cycle starts, and a pitch about software lands in the slow months.

What email rules apply when you contact bootcamp gyms?

Include your company's valid postal address in each commercial message, and give a working opt-out that you honor. When a trainer replies to stop the emails, delete the address from your active list and keep it on a block list.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California is the biggest bootcamp state here, with 54 listings and 38 emails. Florida has 33 listings and 23 emails, Texas 32 and 22, North Carolina 31 and 8, Georgia 23 and 8, Virginia 23 and 0, Arizona 20 and 8, Ohio 14 and 0, Alabama 38 and 8, and New York 11 and 0.

City counts are tiny. Charlotte has 7 listings, and Mesa, Los Angeles, San Diego, Atlanta, Louisville, Raleigh and Las Vegas have 5 each, then Phoenix and Long Beach have 4.

Outside California the email count drops to a few addresses per state, so a regional campaign by email is thin.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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