Centre for Athletics, Recreation and Special Abilities

• Jason from Google
  
  
  (February 5, 2019, 9:15 pm)

  Went to watch a basketball game. Great game , both teams played excellent.

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• Darby Sutton from Google
  
  
  (November 18, 2018, 6:03 pm)

  The gym has nearly everything you could possibly need. Such as platforms, bumper plates, a wide array of machines, every kind of cardio equipment, and cables. The gym appears to be quite large, but a portion of this is cordoned off for the varsity team during some of the busier hours. In addition, it's is more challenging to do a cross training workout at this gym becuase more of the cardio equipment is located upstairs while all the strength equipment is located downstairs. The building itself is wheelchair accessible and has elevators within it as well as 1 piece of cardio equipment upstairs and in the spin class. The people that work at the strength desk are very knowledge and are able to help you with any issues you might be having with your form or exercise.

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• Cory Hutchins from Google
  
  
  (September 28, 2018, 2:27 am)

  A pretty decent gym for the most part however, they close off the best part of the gym during peak hours so that the student athletes can "workout." Their workouts consist mainly of bodyweight cardio exercises not requiring all the quarantined equipment. Aside from that the gym is kept clean and has everything you need. Wouldn't be worth it if you weren't a student there.

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For any issues or assistance in setting up your account or registering online for a program, please e-mail vikesrec@uvic.ca or call 250-472-4000. You can also visit us in person at the CARSA Membership Services counter located in the Centre for Athletics, Recreation and Special Abilities off Gabriola Road between McKenzie Avenue and Ring Road ...