Fitness
Athletic Centre
With seven gyms, three pools (including the only Olympic-sized pool in downtown Toronto), a strength and conditioning centre, indoor track, dance studio, cardio machines, tennis and squash courts and steam rooms, there’s something for everybody! Click here to learn more.
Goldring Centre for High Performance Sport
This beautifully designed sport and exercise facility houses a 2,000-seat, internationally-rated field house for basketball, volleyball and other court sports, a state-of-the-art strength and conditioning centre, fitness studio, and more. Open to all students, not only high-performance athletes! Click here to learn more.
UTM – Recreation, Athletic and Wellness Centre (RAWC)
Sport and fitness activities at UTM are based in the Recreation, Athletic and Wellness Centre (RAWC) in the William G. Davis Building. Click here to learn more.
UTSC – Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre (TPASC)
This facility hosts athletics and recreation at UTSC. Programs include drop-in and registered fitness classes for all skill levels, aquatics, outdoor recreation and a tennis club. TPASC is also home to a 41-foot climbing wall, with multiple routes for varying levels of experience. Click here to learn more.
Back Campus Fields
Outdoor synthetic turf fields, perfect for recreational field hockey, soccer, Ultimate, lacrosse and other field sports (during non-programmed activity times). Click here to learn more
Hart House Fitness Centre
Open 365 days a year, the Hart House Fitness Centre features an art deco pool, squash courts, multilevel fitness facilities, suspended indoor track and a variety of spaces for everything from basketball to archery. Membership is automatic during fall/winter semesters when you are registered and have paid Hart House incidental fees; summer memberships may be purchased for an additional fee. Click here to learn more.
Registered Programs – U of T Sport & Recreation
Whether you want to improve your swing, step or stroke, our instructional programs offer high quality training in an inspiring environment. Instructional programs are a great way to learn a new skill or improve an existing one. Small class sizes and dedicated instructors will help you reach your goals. Nominal fees apply to cover the cost of instructors and equipment; however, beginner classes offer lower prices to help get you started. Come see what you can do! Click here to learn more.
Drop-in Programs – U of T Sport & Recreation
Drop into any of Sport & Rec’s state-of-the art facilities on campus to enjoy the largest range of classes, events and club sports at a Canadian university, in an inclusive, welcoming environment. From Fit Mix and personal training to field sports and swimming, we’ve got a range of drop-in activities that will work with your schedule. These programs are open to all U of T students, and are offered as part of your U of T student fees. Come see what you can do! Click here to learn more.
University of Toronto Graduate Students’ Union (UTGSU) Gym
The UTGSU Gym is reserved for graduate students to use free of charge. Students can sign up in September for a non-competitive drop-in volleyball or basketball league offered in the evenings once a week, as well as other activities on weekdays after 5:00 p.m. Click here for more details.
Social Media
U of T has countless social media accounts for whatever you’re into! Check them out in the Social Media Directory.