Olympiastützpunkt Freiburg-Schwarzwald, Elite athlete training center in Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany.

Olympiastützpunkt Freiburg-Schwarzwald is a training facility for elite athletes in the Baden-Württemberg region. It provides medical, physiotherapeutic, and scientific support to competitors in various Olympic and Paralympic sports.

The Olympiastützpunkt Freiburg-Schwarzwald was founded in 1988 under the Landessportverband Baden-Württemberg. In 1998 it passed to a newly created supporting association based in Freiburg. A 2017 framework agreement with the Landessportverband returned the sponsorship to that body on 1 January 2018, grouping it with the state's other Olympic training centres.

The facility represents one of 18 German Olympic training centers, serving over 200 athletes in various Olympic and Paralympic disciplines.

The center sits at Schwarzwaldstraße 177 in the Waldsee neighborhood and is easily reached by tram. Cycling is also a convenient option using the local bike rental system.

The Staudinger Gesamtschule in Freiburg is tied to the centre as an Eliteschule des Sports, letting squad athletes combine school and training. Beyond the main site, the network reaches Todtnau, Furtwangen, Schonach, Schönwald, Titisee-Neustadt and Kirchzarten, plus rowing in Ulm and Breisach and curling in Baden-Baden.