Gyms in Ibrox
Ibrox means Rangers to most people, but for your own training it has a climbing wall in a church, a flying trapeze and a Gracie jiu-jitsu academy.
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Training in Ibrox
Ropes, trapezes and mats.
Glasgow Climbing Centre fills Ibrox Church on Paisley Road West with roped routes, an auto-belay wall and a dedicated dry-tooling room, and runs supervised novice sessions. Aerial Edge Circus School on Edmiston Drive teaches flying trapeze, silks, hoop, rope and acrobalance, from complete beginners up. Connection Jiu Jitsu on Woodville Street teaches Gracie Jiu-Jitsu to all levels, with kids' classes, women's self-defence and a free trial.
Ibrox Stadium is home to Rangers, and Ibrox station on the Subway loop puts the whole list within reach of the city centre. Lead climbing needs someone on the other end of the rope, so a regular partner matters more here than almost anywhere.
Getting there
Where to train in Ibrox
Climbing, circus and grappling.
Find a training buddy in Ibrox
A belay partner at the climbing centre, a training partner for jiu-jitsu drills, someone to try flying trapeze with.
Find a buddyStart an Ibrox training group
A weekly climbing night, a beginners' jiu-jitsu crew: set it up and we'll help locals find it.
Start a groupIbrox gym questions
The essentials.
How many gyms are there in Ibrox?
Gymist lists 7 venues in Ibrox. For your own training that means a climbing centre, a circus school and a jiu-jitsu academy; the rest are Rangers football venues.
Can I climb indoors in Ibrox?
Yes. Glasgow Climbing Centre at Ibrox Church, 534 Paisley Road West, has roped climbing, auto-belays and a dry-tooling room, with supervised sessions for novices.
How do I find a gym buddy in Ibrox?
Gymist is free to join. Add your gym and when you train, and look for members nearby on the same schedule. No group yet? Start one.