fellow - what-?
How do you call a person who you go to the gym with? You call people who you travel with 'felllow travellers', who you study with - 'fellow students', you work with - 'fellow workers'. How do you call people who go to the gym with you - 'fellow - who-?'

Question

fellow - what-?
How do you call a person who you go to the gym with? You call people who you travel with  'felllow travellers', who you study with - 'fellow students', you work with - 'fellow workers'. How do you call people who go to the gym with you - 'fellow - who-?'

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You could use the same pattern "fellow gym goers", but for each there are usually more specific words:
fellow students - classmates
fellow workers - colleagues
fellow gym goers:  I do not think there is a formal word for this relationship, however you often hear people say "my gym buddy" or "my workout buddy" to show that they are your partner in that activity.

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Your expressions with "fellow" are all excellent and natural.  They are just a bit more formal than Chad's suggestions.

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Fellow gym members or fellow gym goers?

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