Inside Forsyth Barr Stadium
Dunedin's
high-performance gym.
For competitive athletes and everyday trainers who take getting better seriously. Lift, sprint and build your conditioning alongside people getting after it.
For Dunedin locals. Sauna sessions included during staffed hours.
Who Trains Here
Athletes of
all levels.
National champions train here. So do local athletes, weekend warriors and people new to gym training.
Oli Chignell
World Cross Country Runner
Rebekah Aitkenhead
National Mile Champion
Daniel Torr
NZ Hockey Representative
Ella Rowe
International CrossFit Athlete
Billie Allan
NZ Aerobic Representative
Connor Bond
South Island Motocross Champion
Seb Ferro
Oceania Games Sprinter
A Layout Built for Athletic Training
Come at 6pm.
You'll still get a rack.
650m² inside Forsyth Barr Stadium, laid out in five zones — warm-up, cables, upper body, lower body, and full body & conditioning.
Warm up, lift, then do your conditioning without shifting gear or waiting for a spot.
We have chalk, you can drop weights and training barefoot is fine, if that's how you roll.
Round-the-clock access
Train at 5am or midnight — your key-tag works at all hours.
Lifting platforms
Competition bars, bumper plates, and chalk allowed — no waiting for a rack.
Turf & conditioning
Sleds, sprints, and engine work year-round.
On-site sports physio
Recovery Room runs its clinic inside the gym. Your first ACC appointment is free, and $15 after that.
Infrared saunas
Recovery access included in every membership, not sold as an add-on.
What Members Say
4.9 from 230+ reviews
State-of-the-art free weights… space to train without having to adjust your workout plan… the best atmosphere with the most knowledgeable and friendly team.
Gym well set up, plenty of lifting platforms, good range of machines and free weights catering for all fitness levels. Dunedin are lucky with this one.
Easily the best gym I’ve trained in. It has legit good equipment. It has tons of space. And it’s run by good sorts who know what’s what.
Never a ‘busy’ gym as there is a tonne of space and heaps of squat racks.
Training Culture
Training hard
is normal here.
Some members compete at a high level. Some play local sport. Some are just getting started.
What they have in common is that they care about getting better. You feel comfortable pushing yourself here, because the people around you are doing the same.
"The people are pretty amazing, and they have built a super inspirational place to workout."
— James, Google review