Sport should be accessible to everyone – regardless of physical ability, mobility or individual needs. That’s why we’ve brought together partners who are actively committed to breaking down barriers and creating more inclusive spaces for movement. Inclusion can take many different forms: some studios offer specially adapted classes or personalised training, while others focus on accessible facilities, adaptable equipment or particularly thoughtful, individualised support.
This list is based on information provided by our partners and is not intended to be exhaustive. Individual needs and accessibility requirements can vary greatly. If you have questions about a specific location or its facilities, we recommend contacting the studio directly before your visit.
Also discover our Safer Spaces Guides for the FLINTA* community, the LGBTQIA+ community in Munich, Berlin, Cologne, Hamburg and across Germany, as well as our guides for BIPoC or people with mental disabilities, and neurodivergent people.
Safer Spaces for People with Different Mobility Needs in Berlin
Berlin is a diverse city where people with a wide range of physical abilities and mobility needs come together. Across the city’s sports and wellness scene, more and more spaces are consciously focusing on accessibility, individual adaptations and inclusive movement.
Studio 58
At Studio 58, inclusive training is at the heart of everything they do. Small-group sessions allow exercises to be individually adapted, enabling every participant to find the approach to movement that works best for them. The studio also offers step-free access, accessible toilets and adaptable equipment.
KALAA Yoga Berlin
KALAA Yoga Berlin welcomes people with mobility impairments. The studio provides accessible entrances, pathways and facilities, as well as adaptable equipment and modified practices to support inclusive participation. Their trained team offers personalised assistance to make yoga accessible to everyone. Through somatic movement practices, they provide specialised techniques and modifications that make participation easier. As qualified physiotherapists, the team has also completed first aid and CPR training specifically related to supporting people with physical disabilities.
Gesundheits-und Freizeitstudio Möhring
Gesundheits-und Freizeitstudio Möhring in Berlin focuses on low-barrier training opportunities and personalised support. The studio offers adaptable equipment and trained staff to support people with a variety of physical disabilities and mobility needs. The team is also certified in adaptive sports coaching.
Barliner Workout
Barliner Workout offers inclusive training for people with disabilities including limb loss, muscular dystrophy and multiple sclerosis. Their experienced team adapts every workout to individual needs, using specialised techniques and modified equipment where appropriate. Encouraging participation is at the core of their approach, and their experience working with disability organisations ensures professional, personalised support.
SAPTA Yoga
SAPTA Yoga is committed to making yoga as accessible as possible. Accessible entrances, pathways, toilets and changing facilities help create the conditions for an independent and comfortable visit. Exercises and activities can be adapted to suit different abilities, while adjustable equipment and alternative training options support individual participation.
Hempel Rehabilitation & Bewegung
At Hempel Rehabilitation & Bewegung, personalised support comes first. The studio offers accessible facilities, adapted equipment and specialised training programmes tailored to individual needs. Coaches take the time to understand each person’s requirements, support a wide range of physical abilities and bring extensive experience in adaptive movement and rehabilitation.
Safer Spaces for People with Different Mobility Needs in Munich & Surrounding Areas
Munich is an international city where people with diverse life experiences, physical abilities, and mobility needs come together. Across the sports and wellness sector, more and more spaces are intentionally focusing on accessibility, adaptability, and inclusive participation.
Franky´s Airboxing
Franky´s Airboxing in Munich offers an inclusive and supportive training experience for people with disabilities. The studio provides adaptive equipment, modified training formats, and specialized coaching methods. Individual support is a key priority, helping participants enjoy sports and movement regardless of physical limitations. Respect, encouragement, and recognition are at the heart of every session.
Manfred Daller
Manfred Daller is an experienced and dedicated partner in Munich with extensive expertise in sports and movement training for people with disabilities. Through adapted exercises and specialized equipment, he creates an inclusive and personalized training environment. His trained staff provide tailored support to help every participant progress while feeling comfortable and confident. With a strong awareness of disability inclusion, he fosters a respectful and accessible space for physical activity.
Princess Fitness & Wellness (Ingolstadt)
Princess Fitness & Wellness in Ingolstadt welcomes everyone. The studio is wheelchair accessible and offers specific adaptations for people with mobility impairments, including multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, and cerebral palsy. The team has experience working with disability organizations and ensures that its facilities are easily accessible.
Safer Spaces for People with Different Mobility Needs in Hamburg
Hamburg is a diverse city shaped by people with different backgrounds, experiences, and needs. Across the sports and wellness sector, more and more spaces are embracing accessibility, individualized support, and inclusive training cultures.
Scoop
Scoop is committed to supporting people with mobility impairments, including amputations, muscular dystrophy, and multiple sclerosis. The studio offers accessible facilities, trained staff, and personalized coaching to create an inclusive and progressive training experience. Its experience working with disability organizations reflects its ongoing commitment to accessibility and inclusion.
Safer Spaces for People with Different Mobility Needs in Cologne & Surrounding Areas
Cologne is a diverse and welcoming city where people with different physical abilities and mobility needs come together. Across the sports and wellness sector, more spaces are prioritizing accessibility, individualized support, and inclusive opportunities for movement.
Kadampa Meditationszentrum Köln
At Kadampa Meditationszentrum Köln, meditation, mindfulness, and personal development are at the core of the experience. Accessible entrances and pathways, along with support from staff members, enable people with different mobility needs to participate. Wheelchair users regularly attend the centre and appreciate having a welcoming space where assistance is available whenever needed.
einstein Boulderhalle Düsseldorf
einstein Boulderhalle Düsseldorf s an inclusive climbing gym that also welcomes people with mobility impairments. The facility offers accessible entrances, adapted climbing formats, and trained staff to create a supportive environment. Its collaboration with disability organizations demonstrates a strong commitment to inclusion, while accessible facilities and transport options help ensure that everyone can participate.
Cologne Pole Fitness
Cologne Pole Fitness is an inclusive studio for people with mobility impairments, amputations, and multiple sclerosis. Accessible facilities and adapted training methods create an environment where everyone can participate. Individual support and long-standing experience working with disability organizations help participants grow, build confidence, and achieve their goals. Since 2007, the studio has supported people with a wide range of disabilities on their personal fitness journeys.
Sportstudio Z1 (Brühl Vochem bei Köln)
Sportstudio Z1 specializes in supporting people with mobility impairments, multiple sclerosis, and spinal cord injuries. Trained staff provide individualized guidance and assistance, while accessible facilities ensure a barrier-free environment. Inclusive coaching, personalized support, and adaptive sports certifications enable tailored training experiences. The studio also offers rehabilitation sports programs.
Safer Spaces for People with Different Mobility Needs in Other Cities
Beyond Germany’s major cities, many partners are also working to break down barriers and create welcoming, accessible opportunities for people with a wide range of mobility needs.
Yoga bei und nach Krebs Kornwestheim (bei Stuttgart)
At Yoga bei und nach Krebs Kornwestheim, individual needs and a mindful approach to physical changes take centre stage. Classes are adapted to different abilities and specifically designed for people with lived experience of cancer. Through personalised guidance, the studio creates a space where movement, trust, and wellbeing come first.
Janine Nagel (Essen)
Janine Nagel offers specially adapted classes such as “Chair Yoga”. Each session is individually tailored to participants’ physical abilities, making yoga accessible to people with different needs while providing a safe space for movement, recovery, and regeneration. The studio also offers accessible entrances and pathways.
Mrs. Sporty Hechingen (bei Stuttgart)
At Mrs. Sporty Hechingen, every training programme is individually adapted to suit different physical abilities. People with visual impairments or neurological conditions can also train with personalised support. Adapted exercises, chair-based workouts, and one-to-one coaching are available for a variety of health conditions.
tridoshayoga (Bensheim & Pfungstadt)
At tridoshayoga, inclusion and an individual approach to yoga are central to the studio’s philosophy. The team aims to make every session accessible, regardless of physical limitations or individual needs. Exercises and class structures can be adapted to suit each participant, while alternative equipment and personalised support help everyone practise yoga safely and comfortably. The Pfungstadt location is fully accessible, with step-free access, accessible pathways, and accessible toilets. Although the Bensheim location is currently not fully accessible, the team works individually with participants to find suitable solutions wherever possible.
Tim’s Beach Zülpich (bei Bonn)
Tim´s Beach Zülpich is committed to inclusive sports and welcomes people with a wide range of physical abilities. Trained staff provide support for participants with mobility impairments and multiple sclerosis, offering adaptive equipment, assistive devices, and personalised coaching to ensure everyone can take part.
Bogen-Abenteuer (Dresden)
Based in Dresden, Bogen-Abenteuer makes archery accessible and inclusive for people with a variety of disabilities. Accessible facilities and adapted participation guidelines enable people with mobility impairments, amputations, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, and multiple sclerosis to enjoy the sport. Trained staff provide personalised support to help every participant develop their skills and confidence. Their experience working with disability organisations, combined with disability awareness training, helps create a respectful and welcoming environment.
PhysioAktiv GmbH (Bremen)
PhysioAktiv GmbH in Bremen offers personalised sports and exercise programmes for people with mobility impairments, spinal cord injuries, amputations, muscular dystrophy, and multiple sclerosis. Trained staff and specialised training methods ensure barrier-free, individual support, while accessible facilities and wheelchair-friendly amenities are provided throughout the studio.
Aktiv Reha (Freiburg)
Aktiv Reha is a fully accessible rehabilitation and fitness studio in Freiburg supporting people with mobility impairments, amputations, muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis, and spinal cord injuries. The trained team provides personalised support within a supervised medical training environment. Accessible entrances, facilities, and wheelchair-friendly pathways are available, and the studio’s experience working with disability organisations reflects its commitment to creating an inclusive and supportive space.
clever fit Jülich (bei Aachen)
clever fit Jülich offers accessible facilities, trained staff, and adaptive equipment for people with disabilities. Personalised coaching and specialised training methods support individual progress, and the studio has experience collaborating with disability organisations.
Ki-Passion Körperform (Karlsruhe)
Ki-Passion Körperform is a versatile partner for people with mobility impairments. The studio offers accessible facilities, adaptive equipment, and an experienced team of therapeutic professionals. Their expertise is reflected in both their collaboration with disability organisations and their certifications in adaptive sports coaching. Personalised support and accessible facilities create an inclusive environment for all participants.
Yogazentrum Buxtehude
At Yogazentrum Buxtehude, inclusion and individual support are at the heart of every class. The experienced team works closely with people living with mobility impairments, including multiple sclerosis, to provide personalised guidance and ensure every participant receives the support they need to develop their practice at their own pace.
Yoginzky (Stuttgart)
If you are living with muscular dystrophy or multiple sclerosis, the yoga therapists at Yoginzky in Stuttgart are specially trained to support people with physical disabilities. Individual support is available for every participant, and the team has completed specialised first aid and CPR training focused on assisting people with physical impairments.
Maitri Yoga Freiburg
Maitri Yoga Freiburg offers specialised classes for people living with conditions such as multiple sclerosis, burnout, or cancer. Unfortunately, the studio is unable to provide support for people with more severe disabilities.
Krav Maga Brandenburg/Berlin e.V. (Potsdam)
Krav Maga Brandenburg/Berlin e.V. is an inclusive self-defence studio offering accessible facilities, adapted training methods, and experienced instructors to support people with disabilities. Specialised coaching techniques and personalised guidance allow participants to train in a way that suits their individual abilities.
Eis.Zoone Stuttgart
Eis.Zoone Stuttgart warmly welcomes people with mobility impairments, multiple sclerosis, amputations, and muscular dystrophy. The trained team provides personalised support, adaptive equipment, and an accessible environment, with individual coaching options designed to create an inclusive wellness experience.
EASYFITNESS Hannover-Südstadt
EASYFITNESS Hannover-Südstadt is a fully accessible fitness studio committed to supporting people with a wide range of disabilities, including mobility impairments, amputations, multiple sclerosis, deafness, and blindness. Trained staff provide individual support and one-to-one coaching where needed. Accessible entrances, parking spaces, and toilets help ensure an enjoyable fitness experience for all members. The studio also demonstrates its commitment to inclusion by sponsoring Hannover United’s wheelchair basketball team.
EASYFITNESS Bottrop
EASYFITNESS Bottrop welcomes people with mobility impairments, spinal cord injuries, and amputations. Trained staff provide personalised support and adapted training methods, while accessible parking and toilets are available. Please note that the studio is located on the second floor and does not currently have elevator access.
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