Sportily Near You
Come and give it a go with Sportily across the Stroud Valleys, including Brimscombe, Rodborough, Stonehouse, Great Oldbury and Minchinhampton. We’re running regular sessions for all ages, from sport and fitness to youth groups and community activities, with space to explore faith and have fun along the way.
Check out what's happening below and click the links to find out more and join in.
Classes you can find in Stroud:
- Strength and Fitness
- Active Tots
Click here to find out what classes are happening this week with Sportily in the Stroud Community
Classes you can find in Stonehouse:
- Breakfast Café
- Afterschool Club
- Youth Group
- Archery
- Pilates
- Strength and Fitness
- Lots more events and classes available regularly
Click here to find out what's happening this week with Sportily in the Stonehouse Community
We're also in Minchinhampton:
Sportily Minchinhampton Fitness Hub is a charity-run gym and community space designed to make fitness accessible, welcoming and enjoyable for everyone. With coach-led sessions, flexible classes and support for all abilities, it’s easy to get started and stay motivated.
All memberships include an induction, ongoing coaching and support, unlimited weekly classes and community socials, alongside a dedicated youth offer for ages 13–17 with tailored sessions in a safe, supportive environment.
Your first session is completely FREE. No contracts. No pressure.
We also run afterschool clubs and holiday clubs for young people at Minchinhampton C of E Primary Academy.
Click here for all the details and to sign up for your FREE gym session
Team:
You'll meet Christo: "My motto in life is 'don't forget to tell a joke!' Life can be very serious, so I make sure I remember stop and smile and have fun regularly. I love being active, I love people and I love all 3 of my cats - this is no joke."
You'll also meet Jo: "I joined Sportily after 25 years in primary education. As a Sport and Faith Leader within the Stroud Valleys team, it's a pleasure to serve the Stonehouse community. I grew up as an amateur gymnast and I still love to watch all related media coverage and competitions, particularly the Olympics. My main passion, however, is to see more girls participating in sports."
