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Located on Level 1, The Calile Gymnasium is fully equipped for those who know how to work up a sweat. The Gymnasium is free for use for all hotel guests – use your room card key for 24/7 access.
Lacking motivation? Pre-book a session with our resident trainer, Caren, who will persuade those extra few reps, spot your form and provide an all-out session that will leave you energised.
Friends of Calile Preferred Rates*
45-minute session
To book a session, please contact us via gym@thecalilehotel.com, call 07 3607 5805 or book directly with The Calile Hotel reception and request a preferred time and your requirements.
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*Preferred rates are significantly discounted and only apply to Friends of Calile guests while staying at the hotel. Please note these rates are not available to external clients. In the event of session cancellation with less than 8 hours notice, or a no-show, the full session fee will be charged.
Caren has over 18 years’ experience as a Personal Trainer, Group Exercise Instructor and is a 250hrs Qualified Yoga Instructor.
She has represented Qld in Cross Country Running, Hockey and Australia in Water Polo.
During the transition into Personal Training she incorporated all her training skills and competed in triathlons.
Caren adapts her diverse knowledge to provide each client with a balanced workout with an emphasis on functional core based strength, using weights, kettlebells, TRX and bodyweight toning with bands and balls. Caren uses Yoga Flow techniques to combine mobility, strength and alignment to centre the mind and body using breath through movement. Poses and stretches are designed to strengthen deep into the muscle.
Qualifications: Cert III Cert IV Health & Fitness Former Professional Athlete
Specialty: Functional Core-Based Strength Group Exercise
