The Municipality of Onești has a diversified sports base, which includes:
• Specialized Sports Halls: Gymnastics (1); Multisport Stadium (1); Volleyball(3); Weightlifting(1); Wrestling/Boxing(2); Judo(1); Futsal(1); Fitness (6); Badminton (1); Dance (2)
The gymnastics hall in Onești is one of the most famous in Romania, the place where Nadia Comăneci and many other elite gymnasts were trained.
Equipped with apparatus for several gymnastics disciplines, it remains a benchmark of excellence in Romanian sports. The hall is used by both the Municipal Sports Club and athlete
The three volleyball halls are located within school units and are used for training, inter-school competitions, and mass activities. They are equipped with appropriate flooring and adjustable nets, adapted for different ages and skill levels.
The weightlifting hall is a specialized functional base, equipped with standard platforms, certified weights, and safety equipment. Performance athletes train here, and the hall is regionally recognized for the results achieved.
The judo hall features professional tatami mats, changing rooms, and necessary training equipment. It is frequented by young and adult athletes, and the local judo club participates regularly in national-level competitions.
The two halls designated for wrestling and boxing are fitted with rings, mats, boxing bags, and auxiliary spaces. Activities are coordinated by accredited coaches, and athletes regularly participate in national competitions.
The futsal hall has a quality synthetic surface and is covered, allowing for year-round use. It is frequently used for both recreational activities and tournaments organized by the community or the national futsal federation.
The fitness halls in the municipality belong to private clubs and are adapted for fitness, strength training, kangoo jump, pilates, or boxing. They include strength machines, cardio areas, aerobic rooms, and spaces for functional training, and are frequented by young people, adults, and seniors.
The badminton hall is properly arranged with a marked court, net, and sufficient lateral space. It is used for physical education classes, training, and initiation activities
The three dance halls are equipped with mirrors, audio systems, and appropriate flooring. Courses in sports, modern, and/or folk dance are held here, supported by accredited instructors. One of the halls belongs to the Pupils’ Club (public institution), while the others belong to a private club and the Greek community in Onești, respectively.
Football training pitches (5); Football competition pitches (2); Handball court (1); Tennis courts (6); Basketball court (1); Swimming (1); Fitness areas (5); Athletics track (1)
The five training pitches belong to the municipality (1) and the Viitorul Football Academy (4). Players aged 5 to 40 from local football teams, juniors, and seniors train on them.
The two pitches approved for official competitions are equipped with stands and changing rooms, and host matches from national junior championships and the 3rd senior league.
The outdoor multisport stadium is equipped with floodlights and a stand for 1000 people and is also used for futsal competitions between local amateur teams. The court is currently undergoing renovation and modernization, with a completion deadline of December 2025.
The six tennis courts are covered with cinder, respectively hard surface, and are available to the public and licensed athletes.
The basketball court is asphalted, has adjustable hoops, and conforming markings. It is frequently used for training and recreational games and is located in the first neighborhood of the modern city.
The swimming pools are located within the Onești sports base and are intended for young people and adults (1 pool) and children (1 pool), being open seasonally, only during summer. The facility is used for beginner lessons and leisure, and entry is paid, with prices accessible to all social categories.
The outdoor fitness areas are equipped with fixed apparatus for physical exercises, placed in parks and areas accessible to the community, contributing to the promotion of an active lifestyle.
The athletics track is located within the sports base and can be used for multiple athletics disciplines: running, hammer throw, discus throw, shot put, javelin throw, long jump, relay.
