Sportivnyy Kompleks Razliv

Sportivnyy Kompleks Razliv is a multi-purpose sports centre in Sestroretsk, in the Kurortny District of St Petersburg. The complex combines tennis, fitness, children’s activities, martial arts, dance, massage and a cafe within one venue at Ulitsa Akademika Vernova, 1.

Tennis is the main focus. The centre has nine courts in total, including five hard courts and four clay courts. Court hire is available for players who want independent practice, while the children’s tennis school offers both group and individual coaching. Sessions cater to beginners and more experienced players, making the tennis programme suitable for different levels.

The fitness programme covers several formats for adults and children. Adult activities include yoga and functional training, while younger participants can attend baby fitness and other age-appropriate classes. The complex also provides martial arts, with children’s judo available from the age of four, as well as aikido. Dance activities include ballet for children and modern dance.

The setting is centred on active recreation and regular training rather than sightseeing or dining. Modern sports equipment and training halls support different types of exercise, while the range of classes allows families to choose separate activities within the same facility. Massage is also available as part of the services, adding a recovery-focused option alongside sport and fitness.

A cafe called Ace operates at the complex, providing a food and drink option during a visit for training or court hire. The cafe forms part of the wider sports-centre offer rather than defining the venue’s character. The overall atmosphere is practical and activity-led, with courts, training spaces and scheduled classes forming the core of the experience.

Sportivnyy Kompleks Razliv suits tennis players, adults looking for structured exercise, families seeking children’s activities and groups interested in court rental. The combination of hard and clay courts, fitness classes, martial arts, dance and a cafe makes the centre adaptable for both regular training and occasional sports visits.