Ed Sackfield Arena & Fitness Studio

This facility is a solid community hub. I like that it has both an NHL-sized and an Olympic-sized ice pad, which makes it great for hockey and skating. The fitness centre is modern, with a walking track, cardio and strength equipment, and even accessible machines. It feels clean and well-maintained, and the staff are generally helpful. Downsides? It can get crowded during peak hours, and parking isn’t always the easiest when events overlap. Still, it’s a reliable spot for both sports and fitness.

2024 February 3nAn arena with two north and south rinks, snack bar and a fair amount of seating but never enough parking that there's overflow to the school parking next door. Connected with the park. Overall a nice arena.

I was leaving early today since the music set up here is too loud. I cannot stand for 10 mins.

This center has literally everything you could want at a minimum without having to spend an arm and a leg. There's a nice gym, an indoor track above a skating rink, 2 skating rinks, a few programs rooms, and a beautiful, artistic park and playground right outside.

If you’re looking for a serious gym to go to, I wouldn’t recommend this gym. The atmosphere in there feels so strict and it’s nothing like an actual gym. Staff sometimes can be too strict about noise which I understand the need to be quiet for others, but some situations are just unavoidable. If I’m benching with the 70s and I fail my set it’s near impossible for me to drop the weights without making noise. There also tends to be a lot of equipment hoggers. The gym is not well designed and has poor choices of machines. This gym works fine if you are a beginner but if you’re an advanced lifter or are looking to make more gains, this gym just doesn’t cut it.

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