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Welcome to the Alan Coulter Recreation Centre
Alan Coulter Recreation Centre, or better know as the ACRC, is the primer gym in the Riverland. Our facility is staffed by a team of exercise, aquatic and customer service professionals who are committed to providing you with the best health and leisure experiences possible.
Our facility is known as the number one spot due to our large 2 court stadium and a 16m indoor heated pool the only one in the Riverland, offering hydrotherapy services, aquatic classes and Learn to Swim programs.
Our facility also offers you a wide variety of leisure activities such as personal training, aqua aerobics, Strength for Life and a wide range of Les Mill’s class.
For all your health and wellness needs, look no further than The Alan Coulter Recreation Centre. We look forward to welcoming you to our facility.
Opening Hours
Monday 6am – 7pm
Tuesday 9am – 7pm
Wednesday 6am – 7pm
Thursday 9am – 7pm
Friday 6am – 7pm
Saturday 8am – 11am
Sunday 24/7 gym access only
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Why Spring Swimming is Vital for a Safe Summer
Spring is already here and with summer just around the corner, it is vital to consider how you can support your child to be water-safe and ready to enjoy swimming and aquatic activities ahead of the warmer season. Read more to learn why swimming preparation in spring is vital for a safe summer.
The importance of understanding your swimming surroundings
Swimming is an enjoyable and invigorating activity that positively improves health in several ways and serves as a key activity in the lifestyle routines of many. As with any aquatic activity, it is important to understand the environment that you plan to swim in and any potential safety risks and hazards, to enjoy an incident-free swimming experience. Read on to learn more about safe swimming surroundings.
Let’s get moving with Non- Exercise Activity Thermogenesis (NEAT)
NEAT, or non-exercise activity thermogenesis, refers to the energy we expend through everyday activities. Find out how small changes in your daily life can have a big impact on overall health and fitness.
The Risks of Swimming Alone
Swimming with companions reduces the risks involved with swimming alone, such as absence of immediate assistance, vulnerability to accidents and reduced recognition of potential health risks. Read on to learn more about these risks and how important it is for children and weak or non-swimmers to swim safely with responsible peers.
Group Fitness
Getting started in a health club can be daunting and our popular group fitness classes are a great way to help build your confidence.
