Thursday May 1st saw the sixth annual Welsh Fitness Awards take place. 2025’s Welsh Fitness Awards were the most closely contested in its history.
The awards were held at the iconic Hilton Hotel in Cardiff and hosted by one of the UK’s leading MMA and boxing MC’s – Jonathan “Voice of the Vale” Millard. The evening was also an opportunity to thank the 2025 sponsors, University of Wales – Trinity Saint David and DNA Definitive.
The Welsh Fitness Awards is delighted to announce the winners for the 2025 Welsh Fitness Awards as follows:
Female Athlete of the Year
- Zoe Hodgkinson – Winner
- Gemma Thomas – Silver
- Lauren Wallace – Bronze
Male Athlete of the Year
- Zander Hiller – Winner
- John Lovell – Silver
- Owen Roberts – Bronze
Coach of the Year
- Jamie Price – Winner
- Matthew Chaney – Silver
- Ellis Frangos – Bronze
Male Fitness Entrepreneur of the Year
- Johnny Clarke – Winner
- Jamie Price – Silver
- John Boon – Bronze
Female Fitness Entrepreneur of the Year
- Sarah Wells – Winner
- Leanne Griffiths – Silver
- Lauren Wallace – Bronze
Group Fitness of the Year
- No FKS Fitness – Winner
- Party Central – Silver
- CardioCore Fitness – Bronze
Gym of the Year (Male CEO)
- Fitness Factory – Winner
- Niche Fitness – Silver
- Fitness Quarter – Bronze
Gym of the Year (Female CEO)
- No FKS Fitness – Winner
- Lean UP HQ – Silver
- Rival Fitness – Bronze
Male PT of the Year
- Zander Hiller – Winner
- Jamie Price – Silver
- Christopher Watt – Bronze
Female PT of the Year
- Lleucu Mains – Winner
- Alexandra Lewis – Silver
- Cerys Dawes – Bronze
Trainee of the Year
- Carol Lewis – Winner
- Jasmine Osberg – Silver
- Sharon Davies – Bronze
Student of the Year
- Jayden Rees (Male Student of The Year)
- Amy Roberts (Female Student of The Year)
Contribution to Welsh Fitness & Society
- Dr Paul Thomas
Welsh Fitness Awards Champion 2025
- Jamie Price
Founder of the Welsh Fitness Awards Wesley Skene said:
“2025 has been the most competitive and challenging of years for our independent judging panel to decide upon. It’s clear that the Welsh fitness community is spearheading the Welsh economy’s return to economic health.”
“Wales and its fitness professionals can be incredibly proud of their work and contribution to society. They are truly making a difference to people’s lives and the world around us.”
