Many new things at UniSport this spring - see what’s coming!
The new year at UniSport starts energetically and brings plenty of new offerings for Aalto University staff and students – including pilates at Undergraduate Centre, plans for the Viikki sports centre, a free challenge, and much more.
Topics in this news item include:
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Opening of Viikki sports centre planned for autumn 2026!
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UniSport to expand its operations on campuses once again – including new pilates group excercise at Undergraduate Centre
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Take part in the free 10-week challenge - get user rights to online services
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New Neurosonic treatment to support recovery
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Take your workout to a new level – PT services and courses now more affordable than previously
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A membership to fit the needs of every university student
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Read more about Other services, including massage and UniSport Buddy
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