Washington Regional Center for Exercise, located at the Washington Regional Medical Center, offers an inclusive environment tailored for diverse fitness needs. With well-equipped weight and cardio rooms and a warm pool, the gym ensures accessibility for older adults and people with disabilities. The friendly and professional staff create a welcoming atmosphere, and the gym is maintained with the highest cleanliness standards.
Whether you're rehabilitating from surgery, seeking a non-competitive environment, or just looking to stay fit, this gym meets various needs. It's particularly noted for its accessibility features, such as personal trainers at reasonable fees and mandatory vaccination and mask protocols, ensuring a safe workout space.
Pros:
- Well-equipped with free weights and machines
- Friendly and professional staff
- Clean and well-maintained
- Warm pool available
- Non-competitive environment
- Affordable personal trainers
- Suitable for older adults
- Not very crowded
- Mandatory vaccination and masks
- Accessible for people with disabilities
Cons:
- Only a few units of each cardio equipment
- Can get busy on Saturday mornings
- Geared mostly towards older adults
Location / Contact
- Address: 12 E Appleby Rd, Fayetteville, AR 72703, United States
- Phone:+1 479-463-3488
- Website:wregional.com
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Reviews (50)
Frequently Asked Questions
Except the peak hours, this place remains quite free or moderately crowded.
This business has a rating of 4.6-star.
This business has 50 reviews.
The address is: 12 E Appleby Rd, Fayetteville, AR 72703, United States .
The contact number is +1 479-463-3488
This service is listed under Gym .
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