Building work for Arctic Sport clubhouse began on January 2008 and the completed building was handed over on time, 15th October 2008. The three-storey clubhouse has an\u00a0area of 3200 square meters and it holds 350 people at one time in different halls and swimming pools.<\/p>\n
Chairman of the Arctic Sport board Andrus Kurvitsa says that the\u00a0new clubhouse has a wider training area, rooms have modern solutions and design has been inspired by solutions from other countries.\u00a0\u00a0The club will employ 45 trainers.\u00a0Up to 120 group\u00a0sessions is planned\u00a0for one week.\u00a0In addition\u00a0to the traditional gym there are 4 group training halls: aerobics, Mind&***Body studio, Small Studio, inner bicycle hall and a\u00a0full-size swimming pool. Arctic Sport’s new clubhouse is different from the other clubs in Tartu\u00a0because children have also been considered. When parents are visiting the\u00a0gym or the swimming pool then children can be in a playroom with a sitter free of charge. The new sport club has also facilities for handicapped people, on the first floor there is a swimming-pool and a gym, with equipment that is easier to use.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Building work for Arctic Sport clubhouse began on January 2008 and the completed building was handed over on time, 15th October 2008. The three-storey clubhouse has an\u00a0area of 3200 square meters and it holds 350 people at one time in different halls and swimming pools. Chairman of the Arctic Sport board Andrus Kurvitsa says that […]<\/p>\n