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Ideally, you should sign up for our Track and Field School. Here, you’ll learn the basic techniques for the different track and field events. And if you get the competitive bug, you can participate in the Tenerife Island Council Masters Games to put everything you’ve learned into practice.
You’re welcome to come visit us anytime to see our facilities and ask us any questions you may have. Just be sure to call us first at 922 615 338 so we can schedule an appointment.
Yes, of course. Children as young as 5 can start with us. The main thing here is to have fun while playing sports. They get their first taste of disciplines like running, jumping, and throwing through the games and exercises led by the instructors.
Please stop by the front desk Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and on Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., and we’ll process your registration right away if we have openings. If not, we’ll add you to the waiting list and let you know when a spot opens up.
We have several options and age groups. The best thing to do is to stop by the front desk or call us (922 615 338), and we’ll give you all the details.
Tuition is paid monthly and depends on the number of weekly class hours. Here are the prices:
2 hours per week: 17.81 euros.
3 hours per week: 23.10 euros.
4 hours per week: 26.95 euros.
If two siblings enroll, we’ll give you a 16% discount.
You have several options:
Whatever’s easiest for you.
We’d love to have you join our family. Just stop by the front desk, and we’ll give you all the details on schedules and special rates for athletes. We’ll also let you know what documents you need to submit so you can qualify for the federated athlete rate at CIAT. In case you didn’t know, the afternoon hours are reserved exclusively for track and field training.
For subscribers:
Monthly pass for non-athletes: 30.47 euros
Monthly pass with 15 visits for non-athletes: 20.31 euros
Monthly pass for federated athletes (16 years or older): 10.16 euros
Monthly pass for federated athletes (under 16 years old): 0.00 euros
Special monthly subscription:
Former federated athlete: 20.31 euros
Federated recreational runner: 20.31 euros
Athlete in related disciplines: 20.31 euros
Security professional (public service): 20.31 euros
Other prices (one-day admission):
Resident athlete: 3.15 euros
Non-resident athlete: 5.80 euros
Non-athlete: 5.07 euros
No, you just have to pay the monthly fee or the sign-up fee.
Membership includes access to all of the center’s sports facilities: the outdoor and indoor tracks, the gym, the cardio room, the artificial turf area, the natural grass field, the climbing area, and the TRX training area, as well as all available sports equipment.
You can also use the locker rooms, lockers, restrooms, and showers.
Yes, it’s an option that our subscribers can use at no cost. It’s just not available for short courses.
We offer a discount for siblings who attend our Track and Field School. We also have a special rate for groups:
The beginner classes at the Tenerife Athletics Center are holding a trial day for adults.
If you’d like to try out the facility on your own to decide whether or not to sign up for a membership, you can come in on that day and sign up when you leave—or, if you’re not convinced, pay for a single-day pass.
Of course. Here are the prices:
Per-session fee for resident athletes: 3.27 euros
Per-session fee for non-resident athletes: 6.03 euros
Per-session fee for non-athletes: 5.27 euros.
Please remember that these are the facility’s operating hours, which vary by athlete type:
Resident/non-resident athlete:
Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
Saturdays 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Holidays: 9:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m. (except January 6)
Non-athlete (non-federated athlete):
Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Saturdays 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Holidays: 9:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m. (except January 6)
The center is open Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., for members of track and field or related sports federations. On Saturdays, we’re open from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and we’re closed only on Sundays and January 6. On holidays, you can also visit the CIAT from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Remember to train during the time slot assigned to your membership tier.
We are closed on Sundays and also on January 6.
Yes, we have lockers available for you to store your belongings while you work out.
They are free. Daily tickets are included in the price of the pass.
We’ll be happy to assist you at the front desk. There, you can ask us any questions you may have and complete all the necessary paperwork to register.
The Mifare wristband uses a proximity chip that, when held near the readers at the access turnstiles, identifies you as a customer and logs your entry. The wristband costs 9.63 euros for adults and 3.85 euros for school students and children under 16. Take good care of it and try not to lose it, because if you do, you’ll have to pay for it again.
This can happen to any of us. If you forget your wristband, you’ll need to show your ID at the reception desk so that a member of our team can grant you access, but please keep in mind that we’re going through challenging times that require capacity control—something the wristband handles automatically.
We try, as much as possible, to allow you to watch your children’s practice, but current health guidelines and available resources always take precedence.
Yes, we usually organize a summer camp that your children can attend if they are between 5 and 13 years old. You can sign them up for a week or a full month and choose whether or not to include meals.
We don’t want you to leave. But if you’d like to cancel your membership, you must notify the front desk or send us an email at least seven days before your membership fee is due to ciat@idecogestion.net so that your membership isn’t automatically renewed.
Of course, it’s fully adapted.
No, you’ll have to look for parking in the surrounding area, but there are plenty of options.
You’re in luck because our center offers options for both children and adults—whether they’re registered athletes or not, beginners or high-performance athletes. All you need is a lot of enthusiasm.
You’ll learn good sports habits, the basics of track and field, and try out all of its disciplines.
To start with, and until you get to know your preferences in this sport, all you need to bring is comfortable athletic clothing and a pair of running shoes—that is, flexible, fabric shoes.
We are a non-affiliated school, but we compete in the Tenerife Island Council Games for our children and in the Tenerife Island Council Masters Games for our adult students.
Training sessions will depend on your physical condition and the planned schedule to help you achieve the goals you’ve set for yourself. There is only a time limit for scheduled group sessions.
Yes, of course. You’ll just need to sign up for a membership at the center or pay for a single-day pass per session.
The CIAT gym is equipped with the necessary equipment to work out any muscle group.
No, it depends on what kind of user you are:
We are closed on Sundays.
You can view the gym’s rules and regulations here.
It’s not necessary at this time. If the facility is at capacity, you’ll have to wait to enter. If you’re not a member, we recommend that you call us to find out if there’s an event scheduled for the day you plan to come that might limit the space available for your workout.