Health & Fitness: Network School FAQ

6 questions about health & fitness at Network School in Astana. Each links to a full answer with a note on whether it is confirmed, reported or an estimate.

• What is the food like?

  Meals are included, three a day, and the house style is optimised, health-first eating: clean, repetitive and designed so you don't have to think about it.

• What is the gym like?

  Gym access is part of the membership, and fitness is central to the culture: group training is one of the three things the place is built around.

• What is the NS Combine?

  A fitness-testing event: members train toward a set of measured physical benchmarks and then try them together, like an athletic combine.

• What sports can I play?

  Indoors, expect the usual gym and class options plus whatever members organise among themselves: pickup games, running clubs, martial arts, or padel and tennis, depending on who is around and what they book in the city.

• What is the Haven?

  The campus is meant as a haven for techno-optimists: a place where people building the future can be around others doing the same, without having to defend the premise.

• What is the alcohol situation?

  Alcohol is legal and freely available in Kazakhstan, and Astana has bars and restaurants that serve it normally.