HMS Temeraire
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The current HMS Temeraire is located on Burnaby Road in Portsmouth. Under the mantra of ‘Fit to Fight’ and ‘Fit for Life, the establishment is home to the Director of Naval Physical Development (DNPD), and is to the alma mater for RN Sport, Adventurous and Physical Education (inc Executive Health). Co-located at HMS Temeraire is the Royal Navy School of Physical Training, a satellite of the Maritime Warfare School, which is responsible for training members of the Royal Navy to become Physical Training Instructors.
Under the banner of promoting a healthy lifestyle, HMS Temeraire’s first rate fitness facilities allow Service and permitted civilian personnel to train towards fulfilling their goals.
HMS Temeraire boasts competition grade squash courts, a 33 metre swimming pool, a comprehensive cardiovascular suite, 2 gymnasiums, (marked for Netball, Basketball, volleyball and badminton) and an outdoor tennis court. Free access is available to all Service personnel and their dependants. User passes are available to Ministry of Defence staff and pensionable ex service personnel at a nominal cost.
The facilities are open:
Mon – Thu: 0645 – 2100
Fri: 0645 – 1930
Sat/Sun: 1000 – 1400
For bookings enquiries call Faye on BT: 02392 725721 Mil: 9380 25721
For membership enquiries call Lyn on BT: 02392 725591 Mil: 9380 25591
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Upgraded indoor tennis centre opens in Portsmouth
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Admiral Zambellas practices his service as he is given a master class by members of the RN Tennis Association. Image by LA(PHOT) Jay Allen
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Upgraded indoor tennis centre opens in Portsmouth
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Admiral Zambellas talks to children from Portsmouth Tennis Academy. Image by LA(PHOT) Jay Allen
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Upgraded indoor tennis centre opens in Portsmouth
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Admiral Zambellas officially opens the venue with the Second Sea Lord Vice Admiral Steel and Commander Winkle Image by LA(PHOT) Jay Allen
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Upgraded indoor tennis centre opens in Portsmouth
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Admiral Zambellas officially opens the venue with the Second Sea Lord Vice Admiral Steel and Commander Winkle Image by LA(PHOT) Jay Allen
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Navy’s new-look sports HQ opens for business
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Rear Admiral Matt Parr is shown around the new facilities. Image by LA(PHOT) Jay Allen
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Navy’s new-look sports HQ opens for business
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Rear Admiral Matt Parr is shown around the new facilities. Image by LA(PHOT) Jay Allen
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Navy’s new-look sports HQ opens for business
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Rear Admiral Matt Parr is shown around the new facilities. Image by LA(PHOT) Jay Allen
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Navy’s new-look sports HQ opens for business
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Rear Admiral Matt Parr is shown around the new facilities. Image by LA(PHOT) Jay Allen
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Navy’s new-look sports HQ opens for business
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Rear Admiral Matt Parr formally opens the new building by unveiling a plaque to mark the occasion. Image by LA(PHOT) Jay Allen
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Navy’s new-look sports HQ opens for business
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Rear Admiral Matt Parr formally opens the new building by unveiling a plaque to mark the occasion. Image by LA(PHOT) Jay Allen
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Royal Navy’s commanding victory over the French in annual rugby fixture
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Royal Navy’s commanding victory over the French in annual rugby fixture
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Royal Navy’s commanding victory over the French in annual rugby fixture
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Royal Navy’s commanding victory over the French in annual rugby fixture
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Royal Navy Rugby Union 2012 Navy Cup Final
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Royal Navy Sport Awards 2012
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Lt Mick Hawkes receiving the Royal Navy Team of the year Sports Award on behalf of the Snowboarding Team.
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Royal Navy Sport Awards 2012
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The Royal Navy Snowboarding Team. THe Royal Navy Team of 2012.
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Royal Navy Sport Awards 2012
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WO Dale Randle, Winner of Sports Official of the year.
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Royal Navy Sport Awards 2012
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Nominee for Sports Official of the Year, Cdr Nigel Bowen.
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Royal Navy Sport Awards 2012
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Nominee for Sports Official of the Year, Cdr Henry Merewether.
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Royal Navy Sport Awards 2012
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Maj Pennington receiving the Young Sports Person of the Year Award 2012, on behalf of Mne Ramsey Kechacha.
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Royal Navy Sport Awards 2012
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Nominee for Young Sports Person of the Year, AET Ben Taylor.
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Royal Navy Sport Awards 2012
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Lt Pete Reid MBE receiving Outstanding Achievement Award.
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Royal Navy Sport Awards 2012
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Nominee for Sportswoman of the Year, POPT Wendy Briggs.
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Royal Navy Sport Awards 2012
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Cdr Waterhouse receiving Nominee for Young Sportswoman of the Year on behalf of Lwtr Lauren Morton
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Royal Navy Sport Awards 2012
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Royal Marine Major Pennington 34 from Nottingham, receiving the Sportsman of the Year Award.
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Royal Navy Sport Awards 2012
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Maj Pennington receiving the Sportsman of the Year Award.
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Royal Navy Sport Awards 2012
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Nominee for Sportsman for the Year, Mne Sherrington.
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Royal Navy Sport Awards 2012
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Nominee for Sportsman of the Year, AET Ross Taylor.
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Royal Navy Sport Awards 2012
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The Royal Navy Snowboarding Team. THe Royal Navy Team of 2012.
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Royal Navy Sport Awards 2012
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Lt Emma Boswell, 34 from Oxford, receiving the Sportswoman of the Year Award.
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PTIs Passing Out at Temeraire
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L-R LPT's Ravuoco, Stephen, Threlkeld, Daniels, Crouch, Collin and Oswald
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PTIs Passing Out at Temeraire
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LPT Threlkeld on the rings
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PTIs Passing Out at Temeraire
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One of the LPTs on the rings
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PTIs Passing Out at Temeraire
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LPT Ravuoco on the ropes
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PTIs Passing Out at Temeraire
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LPTs Ravuoco and Daniels on the Box display
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PTIs Passing Out at Temeraire
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LPT Threlkeld during the club swinging display
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PTIs Passing Out at Temeraire
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LPT Threlkeld during the Cutlass display
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PTIs Passing Out at Temeraire
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LPT Matt Crouch
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Navy’s elite Peter Reed athlete takes part in fitness test
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Navy’s elite athlete Peter Reed takes part in fitness test
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WO1 Paul Barker, Lt Alex Davies and AB2 Patel join comrades from the Army and RAF in front of London’s Olympic Stadium
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Members of the Armed Forces to raise flags at London 2012 Download images of selected flag bearers at the Olympic Park from 12:00 Service personnel from the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force have today been announced as the flag bearers for the Team Welcome and Victory Ceremonies at the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.Dressed in their Ceremonial Day uniforms, 176 service men and women will take part in 100 Team Welcome Ceremonies and 805 Victory Ceremonies during the Games.The personnel have been chosen through a Ministry of Defence (MOD) nomination process, highlighting those with sporting or operational achievements, or who are involved in their local community. Teams will consist of six flag bearers and one flag manager. There will be eight Royal Navy teams, nine Army teams,eight RAF teams and one overall commander who will sit centrally with the London 2012 Team Welcome and Victory Ceremonies team. Pictured here from left to right; GNR Bateman- Army Kings Troop,Lt Alex Davies RN,AB2 Patel RNR,LCOM Brophy Army House Hold Calvery;Sqn Ldr Cobley RAF, WO1 P M S Barker RN, Sqn Ldr Coe RAF. The flags in the back ground from left to right; The Olympic Flag, The Union Jack ,The Paralympic Flag
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WO1 Paul Barker, Lt Alex Davies and AB2 Patel join comrades from the Army and RAF in front of London’s Olympic Stadium
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Members of the Armed Forces to raise flags at London 2012 Download images of selected flag bearers at the Olympic Park from 12:00 Service personnel from the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force have today been announced as the flag bearers for the Team Welcome and Victory Ceremonies at the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.Dressed in their Ceremonial Day uniforms, 176 service men and women will take part in 100 Team Welcome Ceremonies and 805 Victory Ceremonies during the Games.The personnel have been chosen through a Ministry of Defence (MOD) nomination process, highlighting those with sporting or operational achievements, or who are involved in their local community. Teams will consist of six flag bearers and one flag manager. There will be eight Royal Navy teams, nine Army teams,eight RAF teams and one overall commander who will sit centrally with the London 2012 Team Welcome and Victory Ceremonies team. Pictured here from left to right with the Olympic Stadium in the back ground is WO1 P M S Barker RN, Lt Alex Davies RN, AB2 Patel RNR,LCOM Brophy Army House Hold Calvery, GNR Bateman- Army Kings Troop, Sqn Ldr Coe RAF, Sqn Ldr Cobley RAF. The
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Royal Navy Rugby League cup win
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Royal Navy Rugby League cup win
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Royal Navy Rugby League cup win
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Royal Navy Rugby League cup win
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Royal Navy Rugby League cup win
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Royal Navy Rugby League cup win
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