The Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA) is thrilled to announce a new partnership with leading Australian gym network Revo Fitness, who will become the new naming rights partner of Elsternwick Park Oval 1, now officially known as ‘Revo Fitness Park’.
This exciting four-year agreement marks a significant moment for VAFA and its commitment to strengthening community football infrastructure, enhancing match-day experiences, and building meaningful partnerships with organisations that share the association’s values of participation, wellbeing, and community connection.
VAFA is proud to welcome Revo Fitness into its commercial partner family. The partnership represents a strong alignment between two organisations dedicated to accessibility, performance, and supporting active lifestyles. Revo Fitness Park will continue to serve as the premier venue within the VAFA competition, hosting elite amateur football representative games and key VAFA finals.
VAFA CEO Jason Reddick said the partnership reflects the continued growth and professionalism of VAFA football.
“Partnering with a respected fitness industry leader like Revo Fitness is a natural alignment for the VAFA, as both organisations are committed to promoting active lifestyles, wellbeing and strong community connections. This partnership not only strengthens the profile of Revo Fitness Park as the home of VAFA football, but also creates exciting opportunities to further enhance facilities at VAFA HQ and across all our VAFA clubs,” Reddick said.
Revo Fitness Founder and Managing Director Andrew Holder said the partnership reflects the brand’s long-term commitment to supporting community sport and the role it plays in bringing people together.
“Local sport is at the heart of so many communities in Victoria, and we’re incredibly proud to continue backing it in a meaningful way. Partnering with the VAFA is another step in our commitment to investing in spaces where people come together, stay active, and feel connected,” said Mr Holder.
“What we’ve seen across our other community partnerships in WA and SA is the real impact these spaces have beyond sport – they’re gathering points for communities, and we’re excited to now be part of that in Victoria as well.”
The agreement will support ongoing activation opportunities at the venue, increased visibility for grassroots football, and potential facility improvements that benefit users of the precinct.
The VAFA looks forward to working closely with Revo Fitness over the next four years to build a strong and lasting partnership that celebrates community sport and encourages participation at all levels.
About Revo Fitness:
Founded in Western Australia, Revo continues to expand its national footprint while staying true to its core values of affordability, simplicity, and community connection – transforming what modern, accessible fitness looks like across Australia.
Revo memberships include 24/7 access, no lock-in contracts, no sign-up fees and nationwide access to every Revo gym across Australia. Members can also unlock Reformer Pilates, recovery and body scanning features for an additional $3 per week, reinforcing Revo’s commitment to flexible, member-first fitness.
For more information, visit https://revofitness.com.au/
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