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Ultimate Fitness Birmingham

Private boutique gym offering 1:1 and 2:1 personal training, in person and online.

Ultimate Fitness Birmingham

About this business

Birmingham Ultimate Fitness describes itself as a private boutique-style gym that has been part of its community for over 12 years, helping people of all ages and fitness levels. The gym states that it has now expanded to include virtual training for clients who do not live close by or cannot make it in person.

The owner, founder and head trainer is Dustin Wenzel, who is described as having over 16 years in the industry. The site says he has focused on hiring experienced, knowledgeable trainers so that every client receives guidance rooted in proven methods, with an emphasis on hard work, proper technique and consistency.

Training is presented as evidence-based, built on principles such as progressive overload, proper recovery and individualised programming rather than short-lived trends. The stated mission is to help clients move better, feel stronger, build sustainable habits and achieve lasting results.

Why choose them

  • Private boutique-style gym, part of its community for over 12 years
  • 1:1 and 2:1 personal training, plus virtual training
  • Programmes individualised to goals, ability level and injuries
  • Owner and head trainer Dustin Wenzel has over 16 years in the industry
  • Clients are taught technique and the reasoning behind their programme

Services

1:1 personal training2:1 personal trainingFully individualised training programmesVirtual training

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Frequently asked questions

What kind of personal training do they offer?

The site lists 1:1 and 2:1 personal training. Each programme is built around your fitness goals, your current ability level and any injuries, limitations or past experience you bring with you.

Do they follow fitness trends or a specific method?

The trainers say they focus on hard work, proper nutrition and proven training methods rather than trends or shortcuts. The stated aim is consistent coaching that produces sustained progress.

Will I learn anything, or just be told what to do?

Sessions are not only coaching — clients are taught proper exercise technique, why particular exercises are chosen for them, and how the programme supports strength, fat loss and long-term health.

How long have they been operating, and can I train remotely?

The site states the gym has been part of its community for over 12 years and has now expanded to include virtual training for people who live too far away or cannot attend in person.

How do I get in touch or book?

The published phone number is (248) 792-7590 and there is a free consultation booking option on the site. No email address is published in the material reviewed.