Finns Recreation Club — Bounce & Strike

Finns Recreation Club on Jalan Pantai Berawa in Canggu, Bali, is a four-hectare recreation compound featuring Bali's first indoor trampoline park and a six-lane bowling alley. Co-founded in 2009 by Australian Tony Smith and Balinese local Ketut Subina as the Canggu Club, the complex rebranded under the Finns name in 2017. Inside, Bounce Bali provides specialized trampolines, while Strike features six ten-pin bowling lanes with automatic pinsetters.

Canggu, Bali · from the walk “Canggu Unlocked: Surf, Murals & Island Vibes” · audio ~3 min · Generated

Jl. Pantai Berawa No. 8, Canggu, Bali

What attractions are located inside Finns Recreation Club in Canggu, Bali?

Alright, so you're standing in front of this massive compound on Jalan Pantai Berawa, and honestly... it doesn't look like anything you'd expect to find surrounded by Bali rice fields. Welcome to Finns Recreation Club... or as the locals and taxi drivers still call it, the Changgu Club.......... Here's the backstory. This place started life as the Canggu Club, a members-only venue where Bali's expat community came to play tennis and sip drinks by the pool. Pretty chill, pretty exclusive. But then an Australian named Tony Smith, who co-founded the business back in two thousand nine with a Balinese local named Ketut Subina, had a bigger vision. The Finns brand actually started in two thousand eleven down in Uluwatu, and get this... it's named after Tony Smith's own son. By two thousand seventeen, the whole Canggu Club got rebranded under the Finns name, and the doors opened wide to Everyone.......... Now here's where it gets interesting for you. Bounce Bali, right inside this complex, is Bali's First indoor trampoline park. And it's not your regular backyard trampoline situation. These trampolines have a specially designed, spring-loaded frame that launches you way higher than normal. There are wall-running zones for parkour-style moves, dodgeball courts where you can challenge your friends, and basketball hoops where you slam dunk like you're two meters tall.......... But here's a fact that'll blow your mind. Back in nineteen eighty, Nasa did a study to figure out how to keep astronauts fit after zero-gravity missions. They discovered that rebounding creates up to sixty eight percent More biomechanical output than treadmill running, with far less joint stress. So basically... every minute you spend bouncing in there is doing more for your body than jogging on the beach. You're literally training like an astronaut.......... And when your legs turn to jelly from all that jumping, just walk next door to Strike... six lanes of ten-pin bowling with automatic pinsetters and a computerized scoring system. Air-conditioned, with food you can order right at the lanes. Perfect for settling who Really has the best aim in the group.......... This whole estate sprawls across four hectares amongst the rice fields, and honestly, it's like someone dropped a little piece of Australia right into the middle of Bali. Tony Smith, the guy behind all this, is actually a former professional football player from Australia, which explains why this place feels more like a sports complex than a tropical resort.

...... So go ahead... bounce off some walls, throw some strikes, and remember... Nasa says it's good for you.