Vilnius University Sports and Health Center, together with the Lithuanian Orienteering Federation, invites you for the fifth time to celebrate the University’s birthday actively by taking part in the traditional orienteering game.
As the spring semester begins, the Vilnius University Health and Sports Center reminds and invites the University community to take care of their physical and emotional well-being and to register for the activities on offer.
The 2026 Lithuanian Student Football League (LSFL) championship kicks off this coming Monday in Vilnius. The Vilnius University football team will start the competition in the Vilnius group stage, where they will battle for a place in the final stage.
Vilnius University Health and Sports Center is expanding its range of activities and invites you to try self-defense classes based on judo and sambo principles. The sessions will be led by coach Eimantas Tukačiauskas. These are practical, dynamic workouts designed to teach basic techniques in standing and ground positions that can be realistically applied in self-defense situations.
With wintery weather bringing joy and a sufficient snow cover forming, a cross-country skiing track has been prepared in Aukštagiris (Saulėtekis) forest, next to the VU stadium.
On 23 January 2026, the FTMC Winter Cross-Country Run for employees of academic institutions will take place. If one of your New Year’s resolutions is to be more physically active, this will be a great opportunity to start putting it into practice!
Vilnius University Health and Sports Centre invites you to a new specialized CORE & BALANCE workout, designed to strengthen the back, shoulder girdle, and the entire spine. The sessions will use an exercise ball—a tool that naturally activates the deep stabilizing muscles and helps develop body control.
On November 10, 2025, at 3:30 p.m., an open lecture–meeting–discussion in English titled “Your Personality Impacts How You Exercise, Recover and Learn” will take place at Vilnius University’s Small Aula (Universiteto St. 3). The event is organized by the VU Health and Sport Centre in collaboration with the Community Well-Being Division.
Vilnius University Health and Sports Centre invites members of the community to try new yoga classes starting on November 12. This is a great opportunity to relax, build physical strength, and improve concentration.
We would like to remind you that the VU Health and Sports Center is closed on public holidays, and on November 1 and 2, the sports halls at Saulėtekio ave. 2 and Čiurlionio str. 21 will be closed.
