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Two students from Nottingham Trent University, Talia Miller, 24, and her roommate Chah Madina, recently shared their thoughts on a unique gym event designed specifically with students in mind. Talia expressed enthusiasm about the idea, describing it as a “cool concept.” They discussed how the event not only highlights the gym’s facilities but also adds an enjoyable social element that encourages people to meet others and explore the local area.
Chah also shared her positive experience, mentioning that she has been trying out every piece of equipment during the event while playfully “role-playing being a member.” This immersive approach has provided an opportunity for students to familiarize themselves with the gym, which ordinarily might feel less accessible to them.
The gym’s owner, Luke, acknowledged that the facility was initially designed without students in mind and that the membership fees, beginning at £65 per month, might be considered costly for the student demographic. To address this, he organized special student nights to make the gym more inclusive without alienating his existing members. “An event like this is really cool to be able to ringfence a time for them [students] to be able to come in and enjoy the facility,” he explained.
Adding to the vibrant atmosphere, Nottingham-based DJ Esco-bar provided the soundtrack for the student night. With a 15-year career usually centered around clubs and festivals, he remarked to the BBC that he had never before played at a gym student night. Describing the experience as “lit,” he said, “Vibes on vibes. It’s crazy inside there.” He also valued the chance to connect with the students, noting that their enjoyment of the music made it a “win-win” for him. The event attracted around 250 students, surpassing Luke’s “wildest expectations,” and he is confident the student night will become a regular feature
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