Sport and Physical Activity

Sports and physical activity is for everyone at LSESU, and we work hard to make sure that it is kept as inclusive and accessible as possible. Whether you in it for the fierce competition, a chance to get your fitness up, or just for the love of the game, this is the place to find your thing!

Looking to join an Sports Club?

We have over 40 sports and activites clubs to choose from, representing LSESU both nationally and internationally.

Casual or competitive, there's something for everyone.

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Active Survey 2025

An LSESU Active Survey was conducted in 2025, engaging over 1100 students. The full report will be published here shortly.
The survey questions can be seen here.

Sports at the Marshall Based in the heart of the LSE campus, the SU Space is home to our multifunctional sports hall, squash courts, rehearsal studio, music practice rooms, and strength and conditioning suite.
LSESU Gym Level up your fitness at the LSESU Gym! Open exclusively to LSE Students, Staff and Alumni, we are based across two sites and aim to keep prices low, providing you with an excellent service that suits your needs.
Our Facilities Looking to get a sweat on in between lectures? LSESU has all the sports and fitness facilities you could possibly need, with plenty of top-of-the range equipment ready for you to use – the ball is in your court!
Department Sport Department Sport at LSE offers free, inclusive recreational activities run by the Students’ Union in partnership with Departments. From football and badminton to yoga and self-defence, there’s something for everyone. Sport sessions are led by friendly student Sport Facilitators, while wellbeing sessions are delivered by qualified instructors. Designed to be welcoming and beginner-friendly, these activities are a great way to get active, meet others, and boost your wellbeing.
Inclusive Sport LSESU offers diverse opportunities for all students to get active — from structured clubs to flexible, low-commitment sessions. We focus on inclusion, wellbeing, and belonging by creating targeted events and communities that engage underrepresented groups across campus.

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