What Is a Sport Coliving?

A sport coliving is a shared home built around training. You have your own room, you share the kitchen, the living room and the coworking space, and the building itself holds the training area and the equipment. U32 SportColiving in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is one.

An acroyoga session on the sport rooftop terrace at U32, several pairs training on the tatami mats — An acroyoga session on the U32 rooftop terrace.

A coliving is a shared home where you have your own room but live in a friendly, community-driven space. You share big common areas - rooftop terraces, living rooms, coworking zones - and there are usually community activities or small events that make it easy to connect. Most people here work while they stay, digital nomads and employees on long remote stays, so the coworking space carries as much weight as the training area.

The silent coworking space at U32, several people working at their desks — The silent coworking area at U32. Most residents work from here on a normal weekday.

What makes it a sport coliving

The difference is what the building gives you: a rooftop terrace that works as an outdoor gym, the equipment to use it, and people who train.

An open rooftop training floor, where the organised sessions happen.
Equipment that is free and never locked away: pull-up bars in all three buildings, gymnastic rings, kettlebells, weight plates, resistance bands, a battle rope, and 20 m² of tatami.
Sessions that run when enough people want them: acroyoga, yoga, running, calisthenics, beach volleyball, ice bathing.
Your own room with a desk and a monitor, because most people work here too.

The sport equipment corner on the staircase landing at U32 - weights, volleyball net, battle rope, push-up bars — The equipment corner on the way up to the roof. Nothing is booked and nothing is locked away.

The living room at U32 Headquarter with the stationary bike, the racing bike, a sofa and a desk workspace — The living room at U32. The racing bike and the stationary bike live here, next to the sofa.

Not a hostel, and not a gym with beds

Two comparisons people make. A hostel is built for short stays and strangers; here people stay for weeks or months and every room has a door that locks. A flat plus a gym membership gives you both things separately; a sport coliving puts them in one building and adds the people, which is the part you cannot rent. More on both in not a hostel, not a hotel and is this right for you.

Two runners on the volcanic trail above Playa de Confital, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria — Trail running above Playa de Confital. The route starts at the door and runs about 8 km.

A community dinner on the sunbed terrace at night — A community dinner on the terrace. Nobody organises these into a programme.

In short: Coliving = community. Sport Coliving = community + movement + a shared active lifestyle.

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