Gym / Fitness Centers in Gwangju, South Korea

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Extreme climbing center Address: 광주광역시 복구 두암동 890-1 owner: 김미경 (Kim Mi Kyong) Phone: 010-8542-8611 010-9056-6355 Website: http://cafe.daum.net/mdcc That place will let you use the shoes that are out, but if you have large feet you might be out of luck. I wear 265 and had a bit of a hard time finding my shoe size. 10 k won for the day. They are typically closed on Sundays but you can call the owner and see if any of the members are climbing that day, but they only speak Korean. They are all a friendly group.

http://gwangjublog.com/the-crooked-trail-rocky-starts/

http://www.koreaontherocks.com/ that is also a really good website for climbing info in Korea

Hi Matt. I used to go to a gym in the Komil building on the sixteenth floor. It's beside the river between Namgwangju and downtown. The views from it are quite nice and the facilities were pretty good. Here's a link for where it's located. http://goo.gl/maps/qJm7U

I also recommend the one in the basement of the KT building. It's right near Seoseok Elementary School. Not sure if this map will help, but it should get you there. The building is pretty huge, can't miss it. Go down to B1 when you enter. https://maps.google.ca/maps/ms?msid=210995580958809779282.0004 cccfc10 c010 d0 e4 d8&msa=0&ll=35.139739,126.931057&spn=0.017442,0.038581

Mr. Tony Warren can answer this for you. Be careful, Mr. Warren is a very sensitive and easily frightened.

http://www.gwangjuguide.or.kr/2011/07/muay-thai/

I wonder if Chonnam University has daily passes. That'd be my best guess

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J.J. Billett join this group https://www.facebook.com/groups/129079153968737/ It is for people that live in the same area.

김에린's posting on March 15 th If you'd like to learn Taekwondo in English, my husband JaeMin Kim 김재민 runs a gym in Sangmu (Seo-gu) which is near City Hall. Evening classes are open to all levels including beginner. MWF 8:30-9:30. Monthly fee is 100,000 (plus a one time uniform fee of 50,000). You are more than welcome to come try a class for free and see if you like it before you commit to regular classes. PM for more details or follow the link. https://www.facebook.com/gwangjutaekwondo/

Erin Heath Kim:)

062-682-0177. This is there number if you can't find it. Don't have a map, sorry!

Here. Whole list of them. https://gwangjutrisports.wordpress.com/swimming/indoor-pools-gwangju/

There are two: http://www.koreaontherocks.com/climbing/areas.php?area_keyword=&area_type=3&area_province=8&area_city=24&area_park=&area_userid=&sort=name There's also an outdoor wall near the city hall and some climbing on the mountain on the edge of town. Check out the rest of the Korea on the Rocks site for other climbing areas around Korea.

Have you checked KOTR? Try this page: http://www.koreaontherocks.com/climbing/areas.php?area_keyword=&area_type=&area_province=&area_city=24&area_park=&area_userid=&sort=name

It's a bit out of date, but the Gwangju Guide might help you. I used to live in Gwangsangu, but on the northern end. http://www.gwangjuguide.or.kr

https://www.facebook.com/808909609167846 제이찬무에타이&주짓수 - JCHAN MuayThai & BJJ

I haven't played basketball in a while, but here is the gwangju basketball club's facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/260555600667322/

My husband JaeMin Kim teaches taekwondo in English. Here's the link to his page. His gym is in Sangmu. PM me if interested in more info. https://www.facebook.com/gwangjutaekwondo/

gwangjublog.com Check this out! :)