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Claremont Swimming & Fitness Stadium

Venue Name Change

From 1 January 2025, HBF Stadium will officially rebrand to Perth HPC. More information here.

A wide variety of facilities available to you, the Perth community

Three 50m pools, a gymnastics training centre, a modern gym with a dedicated group fitness studio, café, dive pool, water polo pool and function spaces are all located at the venue

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Swim, train and play

We've got a range of services available with flexible options to suit your needs. Become a member or visit on a casual basis.

  • Gym

    People of all ages, sizes and fitness levels are welcome to enjoy our gym facilities and classes.

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  • Swim

    Swim laps, learn to swim or enjoy leisure swimming in our Olympic sized pools.

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  • Kids Gymnastics

    Explore our gymnastics classes for toddlers to primary school children, with programs designed around the school term and exciting holiday sessions.

    Our Holiday Kids Gym will be back in the new year, welcoming kids aged 18 months to 8 years on Tuesdays and Fridays during the break.

    Term 1 2025 enrolments will open Monday 16th December, for children aged 18 months to 10 years. Join the fun!

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Venue hire

Discover the variety of facilities and spaces available for hire at our venue

On 4 November Minister for Sport and Recreation Mick Murray launched Western Australia’s first state of the art above water/underwater multi-camera motion analysis system installed at HBF Stadium.

The cameras will enable swimmers from the Western Australian Institute of Sport (WAIS) including dual Olympian Blair Evans, world record holder Brianna Throssell and Paralympic hopeful Ben Popham, to obtain real time data for performance analysis.

The system consists of an above water camera to assess the block start, and 4 built-in underwater cameras (at 2m, 5m, 10m and 15m) to assess the glide and breakout off a start, and from each type of turn.

This system also allows coaches to calibrate a section of the pool to derive a whole range of kinematic data including instantaneous velocity and distance measures through each phase of the start, turn and underwater kick.

 Installation of the cameras has been made possible through a joint commitment between WAIS, VenuesWest and Swimming Australia, with support from Hancock Prospecting.

With eight months until the Tokyo Olympic Games the camera system will provide a boost to the WAIS swimming program as athletes continue training in a COVID-19 interrupted year.