University Of Nottingham Sport

NewU | Take a break from the books and bust some stress📚👊!
During exams we have 500 free stressbusting passes which will allow you to access the fitness suites at any of our Sports Centres.
Click here to register for yours: goo.gl/y3KRsT

Fitness and Wellbeing Day | Tomorrow we open our doors at David Ross Sports Village and Sutton Bonnington Sports Centre to Nottingham for our Fitness and Wellbeing day.
Our Fitness & Wellbeing Day gives you, your friends and family a great opportunity to see how you can stay healthy and active with our public membership packages.
Come and try out our fitness suite and group exercise classes for FREE.
... If you fancy a dip in our eight lane 25m swimming pool, or want to challenge a friend on our 12m climbing wall then we have the perfect opportunity for you!
Find out more: goo.gl/FFqNzd
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Fitness and Wellbeing Day | This Saturday come and try out our fitness suite and group exercise classes for FREE.
If you fancy one of our calorie crushing LESMILLS classes or want to challenge a friend to a game of badminton or table tennis, then we have the perfect opportunity for you!
Follow the link to check out the timetable of activities and register your interest.

Fitness and Wellbeing Day | On Saturday 12 January 2018 you're invited to join us at Sutton Bonington for our free Fitness & Wellbeing Day!
Find out more: goo.gl/FFqNzd

Premier Squash League | Last night, 8th January, University of Nottingham Premier Squash League team took on Newcastle at home. A 4-1 victory ensured Nottingham rose a league position to third- a great way to start 2019!
Read the full match report: goo.gl/tsmnwv

University of Nottingham Sport: LIVE Premier Squash League | University of Nottingham v Newcastle

Membership Price Drop | Is your new years resolution to get fit?
Our student UoN sport and fitness membership is now just £159 - valid until 31 July 2019!
Buy now here: goo.gl/uh1iCV

Swim School | Our swim school is in partnership with Swim England, we provide a high standard of quality swimming lessons focused on developing stroke technique and developing a range of water skills.
Lessons for early years, junior and adults here: goo.gl/u7j6D5

Winter Pass | Tomorrow is the last day to get your hands on our 7-day Winter fitness pass for just £10!
Open to the public - the pass is available at David Ross Sports Village or Sutton Bonington sports centre: goo.gl/iTrjWf

Sports Injury Clinic | Don't let an injury hold you back in 2019!
Come and visit our experts in our Sports Injury Clinic where we can help you reach your full potential.
Find out more here: goo.gl/9r6iQ7

Fitness and Wellbeing Day | Is your new years resolution to get fit?
Try out our 200-station fitness suite and group exercise classes for FREE.
📅 Saturday 12 January 2019 ... ⏲️ 10am-6pm 📍 David Ross Sports Village
Register your interest here: goo.gl/VPSXPN
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Group Exercise | Are you changing your routine this new year?
Read this blog to see our top 5 reasons to add group exercise to your weekly routine!
Read here: goo.gl/3UyTMW

NewU | 🏋️🏊🚴🧘⛹️ Are you ready to dive into your New Years resolutions? With access to our state-of-the-art fitness suite, 8-lane swimming pool and range of squash, badminton and tennis courts - the options are endless.
Find out more about how you can start your fitness and wellbeing journey today or visit us on 12th January when we open our doors to let you explore!

Class timetable | Is your new year’s resolution to improve your posture?
Our Core and Flex class will help!
Click here to view the full timetable: goo.gl/tAitGu

Swim School | Develop your swimming technique this year! We have adult courses are available for Beginners through to Advanced level. Your Learn to swim journey will be designed based on your own personal goals.
Find out more here: goo.gl/8peVH8

Winter Pass | Made promises to get fitter this year?
Start the new year strong with our 7-day Winter fitness pass for just £10!
Open to the public - the pass is available at David Ross Sports Village or Sutton Bonington sports centre: goo.gl/iTrjWf

BUCS Canoe Slalom | 🛶 All the action from the Tees Barrage International Whitewater Centre where Sam Ibbotson (C1,C2) Ewan Vernon (C2) and Nikita Setchell (K1) won BUCS gold. The overall event was won by University of Nottingham after securing 1273 points!

Smart clean clever building with fantastic facilities

Loved the David Ross Sports Village who eponymous benefactor I was at Nottingham University with 1984 -1987 and Dave Ross as we knew him was a great bloke whom all us rugby players worked for as he cut his entrepreneurial teeth as the owner of Campus Security company KSS Security which led onto greater things when he founded Carphone Warehouse with business partner and Uppingham School friend Charles Dunston. ...thanks for everything Dave All Nottingham University students should be very grateful to you for your philanthropic efforts for the university. ....

I spend so much time in this building for one reason or another that it may as well be my second home. It's a fantastic facility, that is well worth the money. As a fencer, the salle is brilliant, and is definitely one of the best (if not the best) fencing salle of any university in the country. The HPZ is a great location for S&C sessions, and whilst I rarely use the fitness suite I've got no complaints. The sports staff have always been very helpful, and whenever there have been any issues they've been quickly resolved.

Huge thanks to Chloe, Sue and James for a brilliant Active Tone session last night. This class is really valuable particularly for people with conditions like fibromyalgia which makes accessing sport difficult and tiring. Having this half hour weekly class allows me to build my strength in a way that is achievable. Thanks!!!

Great facilities offering a wide range of sports activities for all.

Got everything you need...

Fantastic venue. Great facilities. Particularly appreciated the warm building and Starbucks on such a cold day.

Attended this for a CP event and really impressed with the facilities. Staff were really great with my son he loved it. Having a decent cafe is a bonus as compared to other venues this is what has let us down in the past. Great little cafe not overly expensive.

A very clean, well designed & equipped sports complex.

A great venue for a national event. I was there yesterday as a spectator supporting my husband compete in a national martial arts competition. I have to say this was the best venue we have been to. The spectators chairs were comfy (No small thing when you are spectating all day) the facilities such as having a nice relaxing cafe, well maintained toilets and plenty of parking all made the day there an enjoyable experience.... A highly recommended sporting facility

Was here as a part of a research conference. Absolutely loved the experience.

Seems to be a trend now for the uni to be more concerned about spending xx amount of money, rather than actually ensuring the money gives results. Unfit for purpose and unsafe gym, disregarded mistakes made in past, bring back the tent.



Update: temporary platforms are in, so changed stars to reflect that. Still not great that the building wasn't finished when they said it'd be, and the lack of transparency sucks, but problems with any new building are to be expected.

I'm amending my previous review as the main issues I had have been sorted out, especially the floor as platforms have now been installed.

A good triathlon experience.nice pool swim. Didn't think much of the speed humps on the bike but an interesting run route. Well done... see you next year.

We were there yesterday for a trampoline competition. Fantastic facility. Only let down was food!

Cafe was awful, no sandwiches, pasta, jacket pots or hot food apart from 3 types of meat pasty and a cheese and onion pasty and tomato soup. There was a menu on the table but there was nothing available from it. Bearing in mind that the competition was booked and there were many extra people expected over the weekend the lack of food was a huge disappointment.

Road signs useless

This gym is an absolute nightmare.



£40 million to buy flashy equipment but skimp on proper platforms when it comes to flooring? It's not only a stupid decision on the management's part, but poses a health and safety risk for gym goers. In the past week I have seen people cutting their training short because of these floors. If I wanted a slippy floor I would have gone to the ice skating ring! The soft floors akin to those in Jubilee are what bouncy castles feel like. It also gives you a sweet sweet taste of what tearing your ligaments feel like. One would think that such mistakes wouldn't be repeated given the ludicrous amount of complaints about the Jubilee floor. Adapt to survive guys, before you become extinct or irrelevant.



All in all, get a refund on your membership.

Smart clean clever building with fantastic facilities

Loved the David Ross Sports Village who eponymous benefactor I was at Nottingham University with 1984 -1987 and Dave Ross as we knew him was a great bloke whom all us rugby players worked for as he cut his entrepreneurial teeth as the owner of Campus Security company KSS Security which led onto greater things when he founded Carphone Warehouse with business partner and Uppingham School friend Charles Dunston. ...thanks for everything Dave All Nottingham University students should be very grateful to you for your philanthropic efforts for the university. ....

I spend so much time in this building for one reason or another that it may as well be my second home. It's a fantastic facility, that is well worth the money. As a fencer, the salle is brilliant, and is definitely one of the best (if not the best) fencing salle of any university in the country. The HPZ is a great location for S&C sessions, and whilst I rarely use the fitness suite I've got no complaints. The sports staff have always been very helpful, and whenever there have been any issues they've been quickly resolved.

Huge thanks to Chloe, Sue and James for a brilliant Active Tone session last night. This class is really valuable particularly for people with conditions like fibromyalgia which makes accessing sport difficult and tiring. Having this half hour weekly class allows me to build my strength in a way that is achievable. Thanks!!!

Great facilities offering a wide range of sports activities for all.

Got everything you need...

Fantastic venue. Great facilities. Particularly appreciated the warm building and Starbucks on such a cold day.

Attended this for a CP event and really impressed with the facilities. Staff were really great with my son he loved it. Having a decent cafe is a bonus as compared to other venues this is what has let us down in the past. Great little cafe not overly expensive.

A very clean, well designed & equipped sports complex.

A great venue for a national event. I was there yesterday as a spectator supporting my husband compete in a national martial arts competition. I have to say this was the best venue we have been to. The spectators chairs were comfy (No small thing when you are spectating all day) the facilities such as having a nice relaxing cafe, well maintained toilets and plenty of parking all made the day there an enjoyable experience.... A highly recommended sporting facility

Was here as a part of a research conference. Absolutely loved the experience.

Seems to be a trend now for the uni to be more concerned about spending xx amount of money, rather than actually ensuring the money gives results. Unfit for purpose and unsafe gym, disregarded mistakes made in past, bring back the tent.



Update: temporary platforms are in, so changed stars to reflect that. Still not great that the building wasn't finished when they said it'd be, and the lack of transparency sucks, but problems with any new building are to be expected.

I'm amending my previous review as the main issues I had have been sorted out, especially the floor as platforms have now been installed.

A good triathlon experience.nice pool swim. Didn't think much of the speed humps on the bike but an interesting run route. Well done... see you next year.

We were there yesterday for a trampoline competition. Fantastic facility. Only let down was food!

Cafe was awful, no sandwiches, pasta, jacket pots or hot food apart from 3 types of meat pasty and a cheese and onion pasty and tomato soup. There was a menu on the table but there was nothing available from it. Bearing in mind that the competition was booked and there were many extra people expected over the weekend the lack of food was a huge disappointment.

Road signs useless

This gym is an absolute nightmare.



£40 million to buy flashy equipment but skimp on proper platforms when it comes to flooring? It's not only a stupid decision on the management's part, but poses a health and safety risk for gym goers. In the past week I have seen people cutting their training short because of these floors. If I wanted a slippy floor I would have gone to the ice skating ring! The soft floors akin to those in Jubilee are what bouncy castles feel like. It also gives you a sweet sweet taste of what tearing your ligaments feel like. One would think that such mistakes wouldn't be repeated given the ludicrous amount of complaints about the Jubilee floor. Adapt to survive guys, before you become extinct or irrelevant.



All in all, get a refund on your membership.

Smart clean clever building with fantastic facilities

Loved the David Ross Sports Village who eponymous benefactor I was at Nottingham University with 1984 -1987 and Dave Ross as we knew him was a great bloke whom all us rugby players worked for as he cut his entrepreneurial teeth as the owner of Campus Security company KSS Security which led onto greater things when he founded Carphone Warehouse with business partner and Uppingham School friend Charles Dunston. ...thanks for everything Dave All Nottingham University students should be very grateful to you for your philanthropic efforts for the university. ....

I spend so much time in this building for one reason or another that it may as well be my second home. It's a fantastic facility, that is well worth the money. As a fencer, the salle is brilliant, and is definitely one of the best (if not the best) fencing salle of any university in the country. The HPZ is a great location for S&C sessions, and whilst I rarely use the fitness suite I've got no complaints. The sports staff have always been very helpful, and whenever there have been any issues they've been quickly resolved.

Huge thanks to Chloe, Sue and James for a brilliant Active Tone session last night. This class is really valuable particularly for people with conditions like fibromyalgia which makes accessing sport difficult and tiring. Having this half hour weekly class allows me to build my strength in a way that is achievable. Thanks!!!

Great facilities offering a wide range of sports activities for all.

Got everything you need...

Fantastic venue. Great facilities. Particularly appreciated the warm building and Starbucks on such a cold day.

Attended this for a CP event and really impressed with the facilities. Staff were really great with my son he loved it. Having a decent cafe is a bonus as compared to other venues this is what has let us down in the past. Great little cafe not overly expensive.

A very clean, well designed & equipped sports complex.

A great venue for a national event. I was there yesterday as a spectator supporting my husband compete in a national martial arts competition. I have to say this was the best venue we have been to. The spectators chairs were comfy (No small thing when you are spectating all day) the facilities such as having a nice relaxing cafe, well maintained toilets and plenty of parking all made the day there an enjoyable experience.... A highly recommended sporting facility

Was here as a part of a research conference. Absolutely loved the experience.

Seems to be a trend now for the uni to be more concerned about spending xx amount of money, rather than actually ensuring the money gives results. Unfit for purpose and unsafe gym, disregarded mistakes made in past, bring back the tent.



Update: temporary platforms are in, so changed stars to reflect that. Still not great that the building wasn't finished when they said it'd be, and the lack of transparency sucks, but problems with any new building are to be expected.

I'm amending my previous review as the main issues I had have been sorted out, especially the floor as platforms have now been installed.

A good triathlon experience.nice pool swim. Didn't think much of the speed humps on the bike but an interesting run route. Well done... see you next year.

We were there yesterday for a trampoline competition. Fantastic facility. Only let down was food!

Cafe was awful, no sandwiches, pasta, jacket pots or hot food apart from 3 types of meat pasty and a cheese and onion pasty and tomato soup. There was a menu on the table but there was nothing available from it. Bearing in mind that the competition was booked and there were many extra people expected over the weekend the lack of food was a huge disappointment.

Road signs useless

This gym is an absolute nightmare.



£40 million to buy flashy equipment but skimp on proper platforms when it comes to flooring? It's not only a stupid decision on the management's part, but poses a health and safety risk for gym goers. In the past week I have seen people cutting their training short because of these floors. If I wanted a slippy floor I would have gone to the ice skating ring! The soft floors akin to those in Jubilee are what bouncy castles feel like. It also gives you a sweet sweet taste of what tearing your ligaments feel like. One would think that such mistakes wouldn't be repeated given the ludicrous amount of complaints about the Jubilee floor. Adapt to survive guys, before you become extinct or irrelevant.



All in all, get a refund on your membership.

Smart clean clever building with fantastic facilities

Loved the David Ross Sports Village who eponymous benefactor I was at Nottingham University with 1984 -1987 and Dave Ross as we knew him was a great bloke whom all us rugby players worked for as he cut his entrepreneurial teeth as the owner of Campus Security company KSS Security which led onto greater things when he founded Carphone Warehouse with business partner and Uppingham School friend Charles Dunston. ...thanks for everything Dave All Nottingham University students should be very grateful to you for your philanthropic efforts for the university. ....

I spend so much time in this building for one reason or another that it may as well be my second home. It's a fantastic facility, that is well worth the money. As a fencer, the salle is brilliant, and is definitely one of the best (if not the best) fencing salle of any university in the country. The HPZ is a great location for S&C sessions, and whilst I rarely use the fitness suite I've got no complaints. The sports staff have always been very helpful, and whenever there have been any issues they've been quickly resolved.

Huge thanks to Chloe, Sue and James for a brilliant Active Tone session last night. This class is really valuable particularly for people with conditions like fibromyalgia which makes accessing sport difficult and tiring. Having this half hour weekly class allows me to build my strength in a way that is achievable. Thanks!!!

Great facilities offering a wide range of sports activities for all.

Got everything you need...

Fantastic venue. Great facilities. Particularly appreciated the warm building and Starbucks on such a cold day.

Attended this for a CP event and really impressed with the facilities. Staff were really great with my son he loved it. Having a decent cafe is a bonus as compared to other venues this is what has let us down in the past. Great little cafe not overly expensive.

A very clean, well designed & equipped sports complex.

A great venue for a national event. I was there yesterday as a spectator supporting my husband compete in a national martial arts competition. I have to say this was the best venue we have been to. The spectators chairs were comfy (No small thing when you are spectating all day) the facilities such as having a nice relaxing cafe, well maintained toilets and plenty of parking all made the day there an enjoyable experience.... A highly recommended sporting facility

Was here as a part of a research conference. Absolutely loved the experience.

Seems to be a trend now for the uni to be more concerned about spending xx amount of money, rather than actually ensuring the money gives results. Unfit for purpose and unsafe gym, disregarded mistakes made in past, bring back the tent.



Update: temporary platforms are in, so changed stars to reflect that. Still not great that the building wasn't finished when they said it'd be, and the lack of transparency sucks, but problems with any new building are to be expected.

I'm amending my previous review as the main issues I had have been sorted out, especially the floor as platforms have now been installed.

A good triathlon experience.nice pool swim. Didn't think much of the speed humps on the bike but an interesting run route. Well done... see you next year.

We were there yesterday for a trampoline competition. Fantastic facility. Only let down was food!

Cafe was awful, no sandwiches, pasta, jacket pots or hot food apart from 3 types of meat pasty and a cheese and onion pasty and tomato soup. There was a menu on the table but there was nothing available from it. Bearing in mind that the competition was booked and there were many extra people expected over the weekend the lack of food was a huge disappointment.

Road signs useless

This gym is an absolute nightmare.



£40 million to buy flashy equipment but skimp on proper platforms when it comes to flooring? It's not only a stupid decision on the management's part, but poses a health and safety risk for gym goers. In the past week I have seen people cutting their training short because of these floors. If I wanted a slippy floor I would have gone to the ice skating ring! The soft floors akin to those in Jubilee are what bouncy castles feel like. It also gives you a sweet sweet taste of what tearing your ligaments feel like. One would think that such mistakes wouldn't be repeated given the ludicrous amount of complaints about the Jubilee floor. Adapt to survive guys, before you become extinct or irrelevant.



All in all, get a refund on your membership.