Põhja Spordihoone is a municipal sports centre in northern Tallinn, Estonia, featuring a renovated ball hall suitable for basketball, volleyball, and handball. It also provides dedicated judo and boxing rooms, along with a gym and aerobics studio for diverse training needs. This facility offers practical spaces for both individual workouts and scheduled group activities, serving the local community with varied sports and fitness options.
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A renovated Kopli sports house with a ball hall, dedicated judo and boxing rooms, gym and aerobics studio.
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Põhja Spordihoone combines team-sport training with specialist combat-sport spaces in northern Tallinn. Its main court supports basketball, volleyball and handball, while separate judo and boxing rooms prevent those disciplines from competing for the same floor. A gym and aerobics studio complete a practical municipal complex used through individual visits and scheduled group bookings.
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