“The parents’ concern was they didn't have weight equipment, so they couldn’t do strength training,” said Stevens.
The fitness center also received improvements to the playroom to make it easier for parents to bring their children to the gym. “We have one game going on sometimes and the other team wants to be practicing, they need another space, so it’ll be nice to utilize both of them here at same time,” said Shelly Neely, 97th Force Support Squadron fitness specialist. The second court will allow more space for service members and families to use the fitness center.
“The military members here, they're maintaining their fitness for deployment time and then the spouses are maintaining their fitness goals in general.”įor more than a year, only one court was available at the fitness center, which has limited options for Airmen to play sports. “This is about being fit to fight,” said Jeremy Stevens, 97th Force Support Squadron fitness director. The renovations include new floors to the front basketball court, an improved parent and child workout playroom, and hand-painted murals along the walls to make patrons feel welcome when working out. ALTUS AIR FORCE BASE, Okla.- The fitness center at Altus Air Force Base, Oklahoma recently underwent several renovations targeted at improving the fitness experiences of base personnel.
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