Gyms in Sea Mills
Sea Mills, a garden suburb by the mouth of the River Trym, has a volunteer-run gym at Portway RDC, rugby and FA Trophy football.
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Training in Sea Mills
A community gym by the Trym.
Portway RDC is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit sports centre with a fully equipped gym in separate cardio and weights rooms, floodlit grass and artificial pitches and five-a-side, and every penny of profit goes back into the centre or community projects. St Brendans play rugby, and Bristol Manor Farm, who compete in the FA Trophy, are the area's senior football side.
Sea Mills was one of the first housing estates in the country to be made a conservation area, laid out around the Trym where it joins the Avon, with Roman ruins at the Portway entrance to Roman Way. Find someone to share a weights session at Portway, or a run up the valley towards Blaise.
Getting there
Train outdoors
Where to train in Sea Mills
The community gym first, then rugby and football.
Find a training buddy in Sea Mills
A lifting partner at Portway, a five-a-side teammate, someone to run to Blaise with.
Find a buddyStart a Sea Mills training group
A weekday five-a-side game, a weekend run up the Trym: set it up and we'll help neighbours find it.
Start a groupSea Mills gym questions
Need to know.
How many gyms are there in Sea Mills?
Gymist lists 4 venues in Sea Mills: Portway RDC's community gym and pitches, rugby and non-league football.
Is there a gym in Sea Mills?
Yes. Portway RDC has a fully equipped gym with separate cardio and weights rooms, plus floodlit grass and artificial pitches and five-a-side. It's volunteer-run and not for profit.
How do I find a gym buddy in Sea Mills?
Gymist is free to join: add your gym and your training hours, then browse people nearby. If nobody has a group for your sport, set one up.