Padova · Portello–Università area
Gym
and combat sports
in Padova
Weight room, fitness classes and combat sports. A few minutes' walk from the university. Via Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, 67.
What we offer
Why train here
- Steps from the university
- We're in the Portello–Università area, an easy walk from the university faculties.
- Open late
- Monday to Thursday you can train until — plenty of time after class or after work.
- Always an instructor on the floor
- There's always an instructor on the floor, ready to correct you, push you, and get you further than you'd get alone.Meet the team.
- A name, not a number
- It's a neighbourhood gym: everyone knows everyone, and even the instructors know your name.
What's included
- Free wifi
- Showers included in membership
- Lockers
- Air conditioning
- Heating
Our courses
All courses →When we train
The gym is open Monday to Saturday. Classes run on a fixed weekly schedule — all the times are below, more detail on the schedule page.
- Monday
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- Tuesday
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- Wednesday
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- Thursday
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- Friday
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- Saturday
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This week's classes
What people say
“The best gym I've ever trained at. They really look after you, they're very skilled, it's lively, with a young and energetic atmosphere. Great sense of community — you never feel alone here, and Ros is a legend.”
Francesco Bottaro
“The staff are very well trained, always kind and ready to help with any question. Highly recommended if you're into combat sports!”
paola pia
“A welcoming place. The instructors and staff are kind and helpful. Very well organised, with a wide range of sports on offer.”
Ilaria Pedretti
“Friendly and skilled staff. There's also a little dog that wanders around sometimes, but it's calm and doesn't bother anyone while you train.”
Paolo Forin
“When it's not crowded it's a real experience. Kind and helpful staff, well-equipped gym despite not being huge.”
Alexander M.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a medical certificate?
A non-competitive medical certificate is enough for training — or a general fitness certificate from your GP. A competitive medical certificate is only needed if you practise combat sports and want to compete.
How does the free trial work?
You get one free trial session — use it however you like, in the weight room or in one of our classes.
What should I bring to my first trial class?
For the weight room, indoor training shoes and a towel are enough. For combat sports, no problem: we provide the equipment.
Do I need experience to start a combat sports class?
No. Classes start from basic technique and progress by level — nobody puts you into sparring on your first lesson. Showing up having never thrown a kick is the norm, not the exception.
Is there a minimum age for the combat sports classes?
No, there's no minimum age for the combat sports classes. Minors need a certification signed by a parent.
What is the A.S.D. membership fee and why do I pay it?
It's the annual membership fee that includes sports insurance, legally mandatory for anyone training with a sports club (A.S.D.). It's paid once a year — not a hidden cost added to your membership.
Your first class
is free
Come see the gym, try a class, decide later. Just one phone call.