Sport and Active Lifestyles - Nottingham Trent University

Sport and Active Lifestyles
Your guide to sport and physical activity at
Nottingham Trent University
2012/2013
www.ntu.ac.uk/sport

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students until Sunday 14 October 2012 – choose from fitness suites, sports
clubs, classes and much more.
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Features of membership include:
• free use of the fitness suites at Clifton campus and at the City site;
• free access to group exercise classes;
• free access to the University’s excellent sports facilities;
• free membership of any NTU sports club;
• University of Nottingham swimming pool – just £2 per visit.
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Contents
Welcome to sport at
Nottingham Trent University
Regular exercise is essential for good health. But you don’t
have to be a fitness fanatic or competitive sports player to
enjoy the benefits of an active lifestyle.
At NTU, we actively encourage good physical health by
making it as easy as possible to access a wide range of
fitness and exercise opportunities, whatever your ability.
For sport, for health, for everybody
If you would like to join our growing sport and fitness community,
there are a variety of ways to get involved. Read on to find out more
or look out for us online:
• Visit our website – www.ntu.ac.uk/sport
• Like NTU Sport on Facebook – www.facebook.com/NTUSport
• Follow us on Twitter – www.twitter.com/NTUSport
Sport and fitness facilities .........................................................2
Group exercise classes.................................................................4
Recreational courses and leagues ........................................5
nu2sport............................................................................................6
Charity Varsity Series...................................................................7
Sports clubs......................................................................................8
Volunteering in sport ...................................................................15
Sport scholarships .........................................................................16
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Sport and fitness facilities
NTU has a wide range of sport and fitness
facilities at both the City site and Clifton
campus. Full details are available at
www.ntu.ac.uk/sport.
Clifton campus
Clifton is the main hub for sporting activity at
NTU. The campus offers an excellent range of
sport and fitness facilities at the Lee Westwood
Sports Centre, including:
• large fitness suite – cutting edge “Life
Fitness” equipment;
• dance studio – mirrored walls and ballet
barre;
• three glass-backed squash courts;
• two large sports halls;
• high performance centre – strength and
conditioning;
• sports therapy clinic;
• floodlit artificial pitch;
• grass pitches;
• four outdoor tennis courts;
• two outdoor netball courts;
• nutrition suite.
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City site
The City site boasts a student focused fitness
suite: O2 Max. This popular facility is equipped
with market leading equipment, as well as a
good range of free weights.
We also provide a varied programme of group
exercise classes in the O2 Max dance studio –
see page 4 for more information.
A range of brand new sport and fitness facilities
are currently being built on the City site, with
completion expected in 2013.
Brackenhurst campus
For those studying at the Brackenhurst campus,
there are great membership discounts at
Southwell Leisure Centre. NTU student
membership is only £16 per month and offers a
range of benefits. Further details are available
at www.southwellleisure.co.uk.
To book, or for any enquiries, call:
0115 848 3219 (Clifton)
0115 848 4066 (City)
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Group exercise classes
Group exercise classes – led by qualified
instructors – are a fun way to keep fit, unwind
and meet new people in a friendly, supportive
environment.
Dance-based fitness
Move to the music, bounce to the beat and roll with
the rhythm in our dance-based classes – for example
the latest craze of Zumba. These are tremendously
fun, energising workouts that tone your entire body
as you dance your way to a fitter, healthier lifestyle.
Core stability and flexibility
These classes – including yoga and pilates –
aim to improve flexibility, core strength and
body conditioning. Expect to flatten your abs,
strengthen muscles and improve posture with
one of these popular classes.
Total toning workout
Toning workouts – such as “abs blast” – aim to
help you towards the toned beach body you’ve
always wanted. Focusing on those problem
areas (abs, hips, thighs and buttocks), you’re
bound to see great results!
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Cardiovascular fitness
Cardio classes, including spin, will get your heart
pumping and the sweat pouring! Guaranteed
to leave you glowing afterwards, these classes
will work towards weight loss and improved
fitness.
Martial arts-based exercise classes
A range of our classes are based on the
self-defence aspects of martial arts – get fit at
the same time as learning martial arts moves.
To view the full programme
for both the City site and
Clifton campus, visit
www.ntu.ac.uk/exerciseclasses or
pick up a leaflet from one of our
centres.
NTU sport and fitness members
benefit from free entry to all classes
and priority booking.

Recreational courses and leagues
We have a wide variety of opportunities for you
to stay fit, get active or try out something
totally new!
Beginners’ and improvers’ courses
Throughout the year we’ll be holding a number
of short courses (four to six weeks) to help you
learn to play a variety of new activities.
Internal sports leagues
Get involved in our own sports leagues,
designed especially for NTU students. Sports
include netball, football and squash. There
are no trials, no training, just games. We even
provide the officials where necessary, so all
you have to do is play!
“No Strings” Badminton
Don’t fancy being tied into a regular club
session? Then, why not give No Strings
Badminton a go? A member of staff is on
hand to organise games and provide rackets
and shuttles. Volunteers from the NTU
Badminton Club often help out too – you may
even get spotted as the next NTU star player.
Sports facilities
Taking part in regular physical activity doesn’t
need to be this organised – all our facilities are
available free of charge to sport and fitness
members or on a pay and play basis to nonmembers.
All you have to do is give us a call
and book yourself in!
For more details about any of these
activities, please contact us on:
Tel: 0115 848 3219
Email: sport@ntu.ac.uk
www.ntu.ac.uk/sport
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nu2sport - the fun way to get
active!
nu2sport is designed specifically for students
who want to play sport in a fun environment,
free from competition, commitment and
expectation.
• Do I need a membership? No!
Sessions are only £1.
• Do I need to be fit? No!
Sessions are aimed at beginners.
• Do I need to bring a partner? No!
Come by yourself or bring a friend, we don’t
mind!
• Do I need to be really good? No!
These sessions give you a taster of an activity
you may not have tried before.
• Do I have to go every week? No!
Although we would love to see you every
week, if you can’t make a session, don’t
worry!
• Do I have to choose just one activity? No!
You can go to as many different nu2sport
sessions as you want to.
For more information please see:
www.ntu.ac.uk/nu2sport
www.facebook.com/nu2sport

Charity Varsity Series
The Nottingham Universities Charity Varsity Series is one of the
country’s most competitive and popular university sport events,
where NTU and the University of Nottingham compete across a
range of sports. Many of the sports include both men’s and
women’s fixtures.
We hire out Nottingham’s premier sporting
venues to showcase the matches, which attract
huge, passionate crowds to cheer on their
respective universities. Venues include Notts
County FC’s Meadow Lane stadium for the
football and rugby and the National Ice Centre
for the ice hockey – which always attracts a
capacity crowd of almost 7,000 spectators.
The 2012 series included:
• American football
• Swimming
• Rugby league
• Ice hockey
• Football
• Netball
• Basketball
• Rugby union
• Hockey
• Cricket
• Lacrosse
Many of the events are supported by each
University’s cheerleading squad, which provides
eye-catching stunts, routines and choreography.
Charity
The Varsity Series is a great occasion for both
players and fans, but we also raise money for
the year’s nominated charity.
Past charities include CRY (Cardiac Risk in the
Young), PASIC (Parents’ Association for
Seriously Ill Children) and Balls to Poverty.
In 2012, over £15,000 was raised for the
Nottingham-based charity CP Sport, which
provides sporting opportunities for people with
cerebral palsy from across the UK.
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Sports clubs
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Joining a sports club during your time at NTU could be one
of the best things you ever do.
Joining a sports club at NTU could lead to:
• learning a new sport;
• keeping yourself fit, healthy and active;
• making friends for life;
• challenging yourself with outdoor and adventurous activities; and
• representing NTU across the UK and beyond.
Whether you would like to try something for the first time or would like to continue an activity
you’ve been doing for years, we’re confident you’ll find an NTU sports club that suits you.
Most clubs provide the necessary equipment for their sessions, so you don’t even need your own
gear.
More details on the clubs listed on the following pages – including contact details – are available at
www.ntu.ac.uk/sportsclubs.
This club competes in the British
Universities and Colleges Sport
leagues and competitions.
Award – This club won an award at
the 2012 NTU Sports Awards.
Varsity – This sport features in the
Charity Varsity Series.
Trips – This club regularly goes on
trips throughout the UK and in some
cases overseas.
Platinum squad – This very high
performing team benefits from an
additional range of services such as
physiotherapy and strength and
conditioning coaching.
Gold squad – This club’s top team
benefits from a special package of
support.
Silver squad – These teams also
receive additional support services.
Bronze squad – These teams receive
slightly more support than a regular
BUCS team.

American Football
The NTU Renegades’ third season proved a
great success, including a victory in the 2012
Varsity fixture. The club aims to build on this
success in inter-university competition.
Archery
Whether you’re a complete novice or worldclass
archer, everybody is welcome to join NTU
Archery Club. With regular on-campus training
sessions and a great atmosphere, you are
guaranteed a great experience.
Athletics
NTU Athletics caters for all abilities in cross
country, marathon, track and field and road
running. The club trains at Clifton campus and
the nearby Harvey Hadden Athletics Stadium.
NTU athletes also enter the BUCS indoor,
outdoor and cross-country Championships,
welcoming all standards of athlete.
Badminton
The NTU Badminton Club aims to offer
students of any ability a chance to experience
this fast and exciting sport. Whether you’re
looking to represent the University
competitively or enjoy a friendly badminton
session, then this could be the club for you.
Basketball
The NTU Basketball Club has achieved great
success in recent years, with the women
winning their BUCS league and being promoted
to the premier. The men’s team came fourth in
their league and hope to do even better in
2012-13. The club are also looking to introduce
a men’s second team.
Belly Dance
Learn to dance like Shakira! You’ll learn exotic
new dance moves and routines originating
from Egyptian, Lebanese, Turkish, Arabic and
Greek cultures. We hold regular socials and
classes build towards performances and shows.
Boxing
Whether you’re a complete novice or an
experienced fighter, NTU Boxing Club will
welcome you. Come along if you’re interested
in representing NTU or just need the exercise.
Brackenhurst Sports
If you study at Brackenhurst campus there are
many sports on offer to join up to. The club run
their own BUCS Rugby Union team and are
hoping to add more for next year.
Canoe
The NTU Canoe Club welcomes both novice
and experienced paddlers. There are regular
training sessions at Holme Pierrepont National
Water Sports Centre to help you develop your
skills. The club takes part in a variety of
competitions and organises weekend trips all
over the UK and abroad.
Cheerleading
Cheerleading is a fun, creative and competitive
sport. The squads perform advanced,
innovative stunts and routines, entering (and
often winning) national competitions. The
cheerleaders are also a regular feature at the
annual Charity Varsity Series.
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Climbing
Whether you are into traditional, sport or
bouldering this club gives you the chance to
develop your climbing skills. The club meets
regularly at local climbing walls and welcomes
students of any ability. Trips to the Peak
District as well as other locations around the UK
are organised every two weeks.
Cricket
NTU Cricket Club runs several teams catering
for all abilities, from beginners to county
standard. There are regular net sessions
throughout the winter and BUCS fixtures take
place in the summer term.
Dance
NTU Dance Club covers a wide range of styles,
including street jazz, break dance, tap, ballet,
contemporary and hip hop. There are separate
classes for all abilities, taught by highly
experienced coaches. The club also produces
and choreographs its own show as well as
attending competitions at other universities.
Dodgeball
Already a huge sport in the US, dodgeball is
now a fast growing sport in the UK. Dodgeball
will improve your agility, speed and teamwork
while you have lots of fun. The friendly,
sociable team regularly enter UKDBA
competitions across the country, so come and
give dodgeball a try.
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Equestrian
The NTU Equestrian Club caters for riders of all
abilities – as well as weekly lessons, there is also
a horse ball team. For the more experienced
rider there is a chance to represent NTU at
local, regional and national competitions
throughout the UK. In addition to the riding
sessions throughout the year, the club
organises regular weekend trips to destinations
such as Wales, the Peak District and other riding
events.
Fencing
Fencing is fast paced, athletic and requires skill,
speed and dexterity. With sessions run by a
qualified coach, you will soon develop your
skills – whatever your level. The club actively
encourages participation in individual and
team competitions in all three weapons, from
intra-club tournaments to national
competitions.
Football (Men’s)
The NTU Men’s Football Club has achieved a
great deal of success in recent seasons,
including reaching the BUCS Championship
semi-final and the play-offs for promotion to
the BUCS Premier League. In addition to the
five teams playing in BUCS leagues, there are
also many more teams playing in our own
internal “Superleague” structure.
Football (Women’s)
This thriving and welcoming club had a difficult
year, with the first team being relegated from
the BUCS Premier League. However, the three
women’s teams will start the new season with
renewed optimism and welcome players of all
abilities.

Futsal
Futsal is one of the fastest growing sports in the
country and is new to NTU. Futsal is the South
American answer to 5-a-side football. It is
played with a smaller ball with less bounce
encouraging tricks and close control. Fancy
playing a sport that the likes of Ronaldo,
Denilson and Roberto Carlos all grew up
playing?
Golf
The Golf Club at NTU plays competitively and
on a recreational level. Home matches and
recreational rounds are played at Ramsdale
Golf Club.
Hockey
NTU Hockey Club consists of nine teams, both
male and female. The BUCS men’s first team
now compete in the Tier 1 League with realistic
hopes of promotion at the end of the year. The
top women’s team narrowly missed out on
promotion to their BUCS Premier league last
season.
Ice Hockey
The Nottingham Universities Ice Hockey Club is
made up of students from NTU and the
University of Nottingham. All abilities are
catered for, through the team of qualified and
enthusiastic coaches who also provide skate
grinding and video analysis.
Ju Jitsu
The NTU Ju Jitsu Club is ideal for those who
want to get fit while learning excellent selfdefence
techniques. The core art of ju jitsu
comprises a system of throws, joint locks and
strikes. Ju jitsu skills can be used by men and
women as a form of self-defence.
Karate
NTU Karate was formed in 2011 and aims to
build on a successful first year. Karate is a
contact sport, but safety equipment and
professional instruction is provided for all
members. Members can also enter for
gradings, or just benefit from the excellent
training provided to learn new skills and
improve fitness.
Lacrosse
The Lacrosse Club caters for women and men;
any standard of player is welcome from
beginners upwards. In 2012, the women’s team
got promoted to the BUCS Tier 1 league and the
men’s first team narrowly missed out on
promotion to the BUCS Premiership in their
second season. There will also be a new second
team for 2012-13.
Mountain Biking
NTU Mountain Biking Club goes on regular trips
to mountain bike tracks all over the country, in
addition to organising recreational and road
cycling around Nottingham. Bikes can be hired
at most of the mountain bike tracks so you
don’t even need to own a bike to get cycling!
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Netball
NTU Netball is a very popular club at NTU,
with around 80 players playing weekly in
competitive and recreational leagues. All
abilities are catered for, from beginners to
advanced players, so it is guaranteed that
there’s a place in a team for everyone.
Pole Dancing
Pole dancing is an exciting and empowering
form of exercise and an excellent way of
building your self-confidence. Classes include
acrobatics, along with strength and flexibility
work. All levels of experience are catered for,
with classes taking place in a relaxed, friendly
and supportive environment.
Rowing
Rowing with the NTU Boat Club allows you to
become part of a friendly and well established
club. Based on the River Trent the club has a
strong affiliation with Nottingham Rowing Club
and has exclusive use of modern training and
rowing facilities. Whether you are a complete
novice or experienced rower, all are welcome.
Rugby League
The men’s first team had a successful first
season in the BUCS Premier League finishing
fourth. Several players in both the first and
second teams are newcomers to the sport, so
everyone is welcome.
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Rugby Union (Men’s)
NTU Rugby Union Club caters for players of all
abilities. The first team are in BUCS Premier B
(North) with promotion aspirations in their
sights. There are four teams in the club, with
the fourth team gaining promotion to BUCS
Tier 3 after their first year in the competition.
Rugby Union (Women’s)
Women’s rugby is a growing sport that’s
becoming ever more popular at university level.
NTU Women’s Rugby Club welcomes girls of all
abilities. The team had a successful year
finishing in a respectable fourth place in BUCS
Tier 1; a result they hope to build on in the
2012-13 season.
Snowsports
NTU Snowsports offers budding and
experienced skiers and snowboarders the
chance to indulge in these exciting and
challenging activities. There are regular trips to
local dry slope and snow domes around the UK,
as well as the Alps at Christmas and Easter.
The club has a strong freestyle team and will be
looking at developing this along with traditional
racing throughout the year.
Squash
Squash is a new and rapidly expanding club,
catering for all abilities. There are men’s and
women’s team competing in the BUCS leagues
and ladders for social members. The women’s
team narrowly missed out on promotion to the
BUCS Premier League. The three new glassbacked
courts at Clifton campus provide superb
facilities on which to train and play.

Sub Aqua
When you’re a scuba-diver you’re fully qualified
to meet fish face to face, as well as explore
ancient wrecks, reefs and caves. At NTUSAC
you’ll gain the qualifications to dive anywhere
in the world.
Surf
Whether a novice or a pro, anyone can join.
With trips throughout the year, you’ll meet
some great new people and have a new
adventure every time.
Swimming and water polo
NTU Swimming and water polo team is a wellestablished
club that has enjoyed success at
major swimming events. As well as catering for
swimmers who compete, the club welcomes
everyone – no matter what level – so they can
swim or play water polo and enjoy themselves!
Table Tennis
The club has two men’s teams and two
women’s teams. The m en’s first team compete
in the BUCS Premier League and won the BUCS
Trophy last season. The two women’s teams
also compete in BUCS, winning every gold in
the BUCS individuals last year. The club has a
range of members from world-class to
beginners.
Taekwondo ITF
This form of taekwondo is appealing to new
starters and graded students alike. It’s a great
way to keep fit and enables you to progress
with regular grading sessions.
Taekwondo WTF
In partnership with Nottingham TAGB, our style
of taekwondo is open to beginners and those
experienced in taekwondo. Members can also
enter for gradings, or just benefit from the
excellent training provided to learn new skills
and improve fitness.
Ten Pin Bowling
Join NTU Ten Pin Bowling to play competitively
in the BUTBA and BUCS tournaments. We train
weekly at First Bowl in Nottingham city centre
and welcome regular bowlers or first timers
alike!
Tennis
The women’s team endured a difficult season,
being relegated from BUCS Tier 1 to Tier 2. The
men’s second team enjoyed a better season,
achieving promotion from BUCS Tier 3 to Tier
2. Players of all standards are welcome, with a
coach for beginners and advanced players. The
Lee Westwood Sports Centre at Clifton campus
had brand new tennis courts installed in 2012,
so why not join this great club and take
advantage of the great tennis facilities at NTU?
Thai Boxing
Muay Thai (Thai boxing) uses eight points of
contact, unlike Western boxing which uses two.
There are two training sessions each week with
an experienced coach to put you through your
paces. We are a friendly club that trains hard
and plays hard too!
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Trampolining
This is a friendly, welcoming club and
trampolining is a great all-body workout which
focuses on core stability and flexibility. Our
coaches will teach you the skills you need to
bounce safely and also help prepare more
advanced members for local and regional
competitions.
Ultimate Frisbee
Ultimate Frisbee is a fast-paced, mixed team
sport, with regular weekend tournaments held
at universities up and down the country.
Matches are both indoors and outdoors.
Anyone who wants to improve their agility,
speed and teamwork should come and give
Ultimate Frisbee a try.
Volleyball
The NTU Volleyball Club is a small, friendly and
very diverse club. It comprises both men’s and
women’s teams. Anyone is welcome to come
along, join in and have fun.
Wakeboard
NTU Wakeboard Club offers new and seasoned
riders the chance to learn and progress in one
of the most exciting water sports around.
There are development weekends throughout
the year with expert tuition from pro riders to
teach you new skills. There are also weekly
visits to Nottingham Wakeboard Lake, regular
trips to UK cables and boatlakes plus the
annual UNIWAKE competition.
Walking
The walking club runs regular day and weekend
trips throughout the UK. It’s a really great
chance to get out of Nottingham and see some
of the most beautiful parts of the country. All
abilities are catered for in a friendly, welcoming
atmosphere – so come along and make your
weekends at NTU memorable.

Volunteering in sport
Do something you love, give something back, improve your CV!
Volunteering can be very rewarding and is a
valuable source of experience. Nottingham
Trent University has a wide range of
opportunities on offer to encourage you to get
involved in sports volunteering:
• Coaching within Nottinghamshire’s thriving
sporting community.
• Helping local clubs with website development
or other “back room” support.
• Officiating local sports events.
• Assisting with after school clubs or holiday
camps.
• Student led projects – set up sport activities
that you’re passionate about.
With so many opportunities on offer there’s sure
to be something for you!
Volunteering in sport not only provides a great
chance to lend a hand in the local community,
but also helps you to develop the skills and
experience you will need to set yourself apart
from the crowd. Your CV will be enhanced by
providing evidence of work undertaken and
experience gained – all this while enjoying
yourself!
For further information, see our
web pages:
www.ntu.ac.uk/sportvolunteering
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Sport scholarships
Nottingham Trent University provides an environment in which
talented student athletes can achieve academic and sporting success
while studying at the University.
The programme combines high quality
performance support services with outstanding
facilities for elite athletes from a range of
sports. Nottingham Trent University is also
recognised as a Talented Athlete Scholarship
Scheme (TASS) Hub and a National
Performance Centre for England Hockey.
NTU Sport Scholars receive a comprehensive
package of support that includes the following:
• A financial bursary up to £2,000 (depending
on performance level).
• A complimentary NTU Sport and Fitness
membership allowing unlimited access to all
sports facilities including the High
Performance Centre for strength and
conditioning work.
• Access to physiotherapy as required.
• Performance lifestyle support through
individual one-to-one sessions throughout
the year.
• Access to performance athlete workshops
that cover topics such as sports nutrition,
sport psychology and anti-doping.
• Complimentary Sport Scholar kit.
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• Academic flexibility to offer support with
balancing sporting and academic
commitments.
We are one of the UK’s leading modern
universities and have a growing reputation for
sporting excellence. NTU finished in the top 20
out of over 150 universities in the BUCS
rankings in 2011-12.
Recent graduates include GB hockey players
Crista Cullen, Hannah Macleod and Alastair
Wilson, GB canoe slalom athletes Richard
Hounslow and Louise Donington, and England
rugby union player Nick Easter.
Current NTU scholarship athletes include GB
hockey player Adam Dixon, GB canoe slalom
athlete Adam Burgess and GB table tennis
player Emma Vickers.
For more information on our sport scholarships and how to apply visit:
www.ntu.ac.uk/sport/scholarships

“Being awarded a sport scholarship by NTU
has allowed me to continue training and
competing and still achieve my goals at
University. Without the award I would be
struggling to do both but having support in
so many areas is a great help”
Emma Vickers, GB table tennis
Psychology with Sport Science
“The support from NTU through my
scholarship has been amazing. As well as
access to all the services they offer it has
allowed me to work my studies around my
sporting commitments and continue to
train at a high level, while also gaining a
degree.”
Joe Coombs, GB canoe slalom
Business Management and Marketing
“The facilities and support on offer for athletes at NTU are
fantastic. It’s a great place to study while continuing to play at
an international level and I’d definitely recommend it to others in
the same position.”
Adam Dixon, GB hockey
Property Management and Development
The NTU Sport and Lifestyle Department are committed to providing sport and fitness
opportunities which are accessible to users with disabilities. We currently provide this through
parking bays, ramps, lifts and automatic doors as well as accessible toilets and changing rooms.
Our fitness suite is designed to suit users of all abilities and our fitness instructors are on hand to
offer help and advice. We have a number of sports clubs that are suitable for different fitness levels
and abilities. If you require any information please contact sport@ntu.ac.uk and we will be happy
to help.
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Sport and Lifestyle contact details
Contact details
Email: sport@ntu.ac.uk
www.ntu.ac.uk/sport
www.facebook.com/NTUsport
www.twitter.com/NTUSport
City site
O2Max fitness suite
(located behind Premier Inn)
City site
Goldsmith Street
Nottingham
NG1 4GH
Tel: 0115 848 4066
Clifton campus
Lee Westwood Sports Centre
Clifton campus
Clifton Lane
Nottingham
NG11 8NS
Tel: 0115 848 3219
Nottingham Trent University
Burton Street, Nottingham NG1 4BU
Tel: +44 (0)115 941 8418
www.ntu.ac.uk
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