Sports and Wellness Hub

“Went there for a cheerleading competition and it was really great with a big hall and lots and lots and lots of seats !!”

“Good gym overall, but the upper-back equipment is lacking. A chest-supported T-bar row would be a huge upgrade and feels like an obvious omission. The atmosphere is spot on - focused without being sterile. Having access to the pool after a weights session is a genuine plus, not a gimmick. The café is excellent and doubles as a legit study/revision spot, which is a nice bonus you don’t usually get with gyms. It gets very busy. I usually train first thing in the morning, and even then it’s crowded. The only time I’ve actually had to wait for equipment was when a fitness class decided to run a circuit using the only hack squat - monopolised for a solid 30 minutes. That’s not efficient programming, that’s poor gym management. Blocking a high-demand machine for half an hour in a busy gym is inconsiderate, especially for people training on a schedule. Use free weights or something there’s multiple of for your 20 sets of 100 please 🙏🏻”

“I recently visited the Warwick University Sports & Wellness Hub for a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competition, and I was really impressed with the venue. The facilities are modern, spacious, and very well-maintained, making it a great environment for both athletes and spectators. Parking and access were straightforward, staff were friendly and helpful, and the layout of the sports hall made the event run smoothly. As someone who regularly attends BJJ competitions, I can honestly say this is one of the best university sports venues I’ve been to. Highly recommended for any martial arts or sporting events! Although it does get very hot in the summer”