Founded from a love of fitness and a commitment to health and wellbeing, Body & Soul Gym was established in 2018, beginning its journey in a small space below the Deloraine Hotel. For five years, Tamsyn led classes and worked to grow the business, expanding from limited hours to a 24-hour gym.
Cody has taught group fitness classes across multiple gyms including CrossFit affiliates and Strength & Conditioning gyms. He is passionate about fitness, Taekwondo, and inspiring clients. Cody currently coaches Strength & Conditioning and Hyrox classes.
Born and bred in Deloraine, Kimberlee is a self-confessed sport and exercise fanatic! She plays basketball and football for local teams and has been a long-distance runner for decades. Kimberlee specialises in personal training, circuit classes, high-intensity interval training, bodyweight training, and bootcamp. She loves seeing her clients push themselves to get the best out of their training.
Stephanie teaches Pilates Circuit classes in Deloraine. She creates dynamic and engaging classes tailored to each client’s goals, helping them embrace a healthier lifestyle.
Having grown up in Coogee Beach, Sydney, Punarai has been active her whole life. She teaches Matwork Pilates, Yoga, Strength & Conditioning, and Hyrox, helping clients reach their health and fitness goals.
Owner of Body & Soul Gym, Tamsyn teaches Mobility & Stability Circuit, HIIT/Tabata, Pumped, and Zumba. She is a black belt in Shotokan Karate, a group fitness and Pilates instructor, and a former professional opera singer.
Emma has a passion for using movement to nurture overall wellbeing of the mind and body. She brings a holistic approach to movement with 6 years of experience as a yoga teacher, a BSc in Nutrition Science, and strength training qualifications. Emma strives to create a supportive place for all to improve their strength, flexibility, and overall wellbeing through yoga and movement.
Founded in 2018, Body & Soul Gym began in a small space below the Deloraine Hotel. Over the years, Tamsyn and her team have grown it into a 24-hour gym with two vibrant locations. With a dedicated team of instructors, the gym offers an inclusive range of classes and fitness options, continually expanding to serve the community better.
Questions?
We have the answers!
Be patient. Results take time, but if you're consistent,
they absolutely will come. The exciting thing is that as a
beginner, results come fairly quickly. Even in 30 days, you
can really see a difference in your strength and overall
fitness.
Absolutely. We have a broad mix of people, ages, and
occupations within the gym. You will be buddied up with
someone in your first class so you get to know someone
straight away. We pride ourselves on being inclusive and
inviting anyone new to the gym
We are a community of people that share the same fitness journey as you. We are here to build each other up - If you win, we all win!
For beginners, 2–4 classes per week is a realistic starting point, depending on your current fitness level. It may take some time for your body to adjust to training at higher intensity, so in the beginning, you might need extra recovery time between sessions. Over the first few months, aim to gradually build up to 5 training days per week.
Be patient. Results take time, but if you're consistent,
they absolutely will come. The exciting thing is that as a
beginner, results come fairly quickly. Even in 30 days, you
can really see a difference in your strength and overall
fitness.
Absolutely. We have a broad mix of people, ages, and
occupations within the gym. You will be buddied up with
someone in your first class so you get to know someone
straight away. We pride ourselves on being inclusive and
inviting anyone new to the gym
We are a community of people that share the same fitness journey as you. We are here to build each other up - If you win, we all win!
For beginners, 2–4 classes per week is a realistic starting point, depending on your current fitness level. It may take some time for your body to adjust to training at higher intensity, so in the beginning, you might need extra recovery time between sessions. Over the first few months, aim to gradually build up to 5 training days per week.
