Looking for ways to stay active and meet new people during your studies? The Leon Štukelj University Sports Centre (UŠC) has a range of activities for all students. Check out UŠC's infographic (PDF; 528 KB) for information on how to get your membership, prices and schedules, explore the variety of sports activities they offer, and make the most of your university sports experience. Don't miss out on this opportunity for a healthy and fun student life!
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The Leon Štukelj University Sports Center was opened for students and staff at the University of Maribor in June 1995. In February 2000 it was named after our Olympian Leon Štukelj, who cut the ribbon at the symbolic reopening ceremony. On the occasion of his 100th birthday (in November 1998), a bust of him was erected in the gallery of the hall.
The University Sports Hall has the following facilities:
- Large hall (34.60 m x 55.60 m, 1898 m2 net area), can be divided into three sectors and allows the implementation of various sports: volleyball, basketball, badminton, handball, football and table tennis;
- Martial arts hall (113 m2), allows the implementation of martial arts, such as aikido, karate and judo, as well as physical training and yoga;
- Aerobics and dance hall (113 m2), intended for aerobics, dance and rhythmics;
- Squash hall (two rooms of 125 m2 each);
- Fitness hall (two rooms, a total of 130 m2);
- Climbing wall City Wall (160 m2);
- Sauna (dry Finnish sauna for 6 people).
The accompanying infrastructure comprises eight changing rooms with toilets for athletes and eight cabinets for teachers, coaches, and judges. A small lecture hall with 20 seats and a large lecture hall with 80 seats are available for the implementation of the theoretical part of the pedagogical process. Tribunes with over 800 seats and stands in the gallery are intended for spectators.