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Claremont Swimming & Fitness Stadium

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A wide variety of facilities available to you, the Perth community

Our venue features three 50m pools, a gymnastics training centre, a modern gym with a dedicated group fitness studio, café, dive pool, water polo pool and function spaces.

Explore our Venue Facilities

Swim, train and play

Enjoy our range of services with flexible options to suit your needs - become a member or visit casually. Every visit directly supports WA athletes on their journey to success. Be inspired by the athletes training here, from young hopefuls to International stars, and see how today's kids become tomorrow's champions.

  • Gym

    People of all ages, sizes and fitness levels are welcome to enjoy our gym facilities and classes.

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  • Swim

    Swim laps, learn to swim or enjoy leisure swimming in our Olympic sized pools.

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  • Kids Gymnastics

    Explore our gymnastics classes for toddlers to primary school children, with programs designed around the school term and exciting holiday sessions.

    Our Holiday Kids Gym returns each school holidays, welcoming children aged 18 months to 8 years on Tuesdays and Fridays during the break.

    Our Term Kids Gym program for children aged 18 months to 10 years aligns with the school term. Click below to learn more!

    Learn More About Kids Gymnastics

Proprioception is knowing where your body is in space, and how it is moving. Training this ability can improve balance and performance.

Exercise example:

  • Start by standing with both feet on the BOSU, one foot either side of the circle at the centre of the dome. Once you’re comfortable standing for around 30-60 sec, progress on to the single leg stance.
  • Place one foot in the centre of the BOSU dome and shift your weight slowly onto the standing leg, keeping your knee slightly bent throughout the exercise. Hold for as long as you can, progressing up to 60 sec.
  • Once the single leg stance is mastered, you can add to the challenge by slowly moving your free leg as shown in the clip. 


There are plenty more exercises to progress on to so if you have any questions about balance, proprioception training or would like to book a personal training session contact Trainer Kelly in the gym.

PERSONAL TRAINING