Where is bu indoor track

For more information on TTC and outdoor courts, click here. Thursday, September 2 — Monday, November 15 — daily from dawn to dusk based on changing daylight over course of semester. Court availability subject to change based on Case Center hours as well as occasional interruption from BU varsity use, FitRec Instructional programs, and other events. Guest who are not in University testing protocol and able to display green badge are NOT permitted until further notice.

Notice: The outdoor tennis courts are generally open and playable for the fall semester through mid-November when nets are removed , after spring break, and throughout the summer.

Please note the courts will be closed from early to late May for BU Commencement preparations, ceremonies, and breakdown. The availability of the courts is also subject to other scheduled events.

Please be respectful those playing on adjacent courts. If others are waiting, please limit court time to 1 hour per group. Two months later, on February 9, the women's tennis team played the first varsity tennis match in the TTC, a victory over Cornell, to open the spring portion of its schedule.

In addition to acting as home to the Terriers' men's and women's track and tennis teams, the air-conditioned facility is designed to accommodate national competitions, athletic events, a variety of health and fitness activities and University functions.

Prior to moving to the TTC, the men's and women's tennis teams played their home matches on the Case Gym outdoor courts. Using ideas from Harvard's track center and the Reggie Lewis Center, then head men's track coach Pete Schuder and head cross country coach Bruce Lehane worked with architects during the design-phase of the TTC in order to create such an innovative facility.

Two pools, a lazy river, and a whirlpool hot tub create the perfect venue for learning to swim, exercising, swimming laps, improving on your technique, and just plain relaxing. The foot-tall Barreca Climbing Wall boasts eight top-rope belay stations as well as a foot-high bouldering structure. With routes ranging greatly in difficultly, the Wall is an ideal playground for both the beginner and the experienced climber. The seat Boston University Dance Theater is a state-of-the-art performance space, equipped with amenities that make it an ideal teaching environment, excellent concert hall, and exceptional facility for special events.

Ideal for the year-round trainer and a great spot for a lunch walk with a colleague, the track is a popular place to be. The third floor is also home to stationary bikes, a stretching area with equipment, and speed and heavy bags. The FitRec facility is proud to have ample gymnasium space. The 3-Court Gymnasium located on Lower Level 1 is ideal for indoor soccer and floor hockey, as well as basketball and badminton. The 4-Court Gymnasium is an impressive space, ideal for basketball and volleyball, and is located on the second floor.

All of the courts can be divided for added flexibility and programming. Most of our group exercises classes find a home in one of our multipurpose fitness studios, located throughout the facility.

We have spaces specifically suited for dance, yoga, aerobics, Pilates, martial arts, and more. In addition, we have a group cycling studio.