Discover your sports clubs β½
Get fit and have fun? It's a no-brainer...
Whether you're currently involved in sports or want to try something new, our sports clubs are friendly, welcoming places to train with likeminded people. From team sports to solo competitive ones, there's loads on offer. And you can get as involved as you like - be part of our competitive teams or just turn up for training: it's up to you!
Take a look at all our clubs on our Sports Union pages, including...
Athletics π
Our athletics club is Scottish Athletics affiliated, and has close links with Dundee's local track and field club, Dundee Hawkhill Harriers - yup, that's world champion Eilish McColgan's local club!
Cheerleading π
Including tumbling, stunting, and pom dancing, our cheerleading club have multiple teams that train at different levels - so you can get involved whatever your skills and abilities are.
Football β½
Our men's football club has five teams and around 100 members who train Monday, Tuesday, and Friday nights at football pitches a 20-minute walk from campus. Our women's football club gives the opportunity to play friendly and competitive matches, and also trains at Riverside pitches.
Ski & Snowboard π
Famed as one of the largest and loudest sports clubs, Ski & Snowboard runs weekly trips to a range of dry slopes and also to Glenshee in the Highlands when the snow falls. P.S. Don't miss the legendary annual ski trip to the Alps!
1 - Stay fit πͺ
It's an obvious one, but getting your blood pumping and muscles working is a great way to stay fit - and build a habit that will help keep you healthy long after you leave uni.
2 - Get fresh air and enjoy the city π³
Loads of our sports take place outdoors which is a great way to enjoy the green spaces and amazing views that the city of Dundee has to offer. Plus, there's nothing like a breath of fresh air (literally) after a long day of studying.
3 - Make friends β€οΈ
When you have a regular routine of getting together with others, you'll get to know them really well - add to that sports trips and socials, and you'll soon have a fully packed calendar and plenty of people to hang out with.
4 - Be part of our campus community π€
Our Sports Union and sports clubs are a core part of our campus community - so by joining, you'll meet loads of people from different courses, backgrounds, and even countries. It's a great way to feel super-connected to other students and what's going on.
5 - Try something new π‘
Uni life is all about new experiences and stepping out of your comfort zone - and what better way to do that than by learning a new skill or sport? Especially when there are people around you doing exactly the same thing!