Ninja Sport in Tyrol is still young. As well as indoor training, there are outdoor courses up in the mountains.
As the scene is still growing, it's worth looking at neighbouring regions — and at climbing and gymnastics clubs, which teach many of the basics.
The Ninjaverband Austria doesn't run any gyms or keep its own lists of gyms or competitions. All gym and competition data comes from movum.fyi — please send any requests or complaints about listings to movum-contact@proton.me. Note on the selection of content
At competitions, each age group runs its own course and is ranked separately.
Upcoming competitions around Innsbruck and across Austria.
You'll find an up-to-date list of every place to train in and around Innsbruck on the gym map at movum.fyi — with addresses, websites and what each gym offers.
Competitions start in the Kids class (ages 7–11), followed by Youth (12–15), Junior (16–17), Adult (18+) and Masters (40+). Many gyms run classes for even younger children.
Not at all. Comfortable sportswear and shoes with good grip are all you need. A climbing or gymnastics background helps, but it isn't required — most gyms offer taster and beginner sessions.
Yes — upcoming competitions around Innsbruck and across Austria are listed on our competitions page (data from movum.fyi).
Athlete, gym owner, coach or club in Tyrol? We'd love to hear from you.