Fitness Centers ⋆ Kirtland Force Support

Fitness Centers

The Base Fitness Center is a great place to keep in shape and keep active with quality equipment to meet almost any need. It is Fitness Center policy to continuously have a 100% ID Check (unless in uniform). Eligible personnel are allowed one guest per visit.

East Side
846-1102
Hours of Operation

Mon-Thu
Active Duty Only: 5-11 a.m.
All Authorized Users: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Fri
Active Duty Only: 5-11 a.m.
All Authorized Users: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Sat & Sun
Open to All Authorized Users
8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

No 24/7 Access

West Side
846-1068
Closed Until Further Notice
Additional Health Safety Precautions
- All staff wear face coverings when interacting with customers or within 6 feet of anyone
- Patrons encouraged to wear face coverings when unable to maintain physical distancing
- All equipment to be wiped down by patrons before and after use
- Supply of sanitizing wipes on-hand
- Single point of entry
- 30 minute limit in each area- 1 hr. Total facility time limit
Closed: West Fitness Center, Racquetball Complex and parts of East Fitness Center (Boxing, Stretch, Fit n’ Play, Aerobic Room, Keva Juice, locker rooms, showers, boxing area)

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Gym Etiquette

There are plenty of “rules” you’ll never see posted. Here are just a few of the unspoken gym rules most veteran gym-goers won’t break.

1. Clean up after yourself
If you’re a sweat monster, grab a wipe and clean up your perspiration pool from anything you’ve filthied up. This even includes the floor. Additionally, if you carry a bag or gym accessories, don’t leave them in walkways, between equipment or on chairs or benches.

2. Re-rack your weights
When you’re done with a weight or piece of equipment, put it back where it belongs. As the saying goes, “A place for everything and everything in its place.” This also tells others you’re done using that item.
3. Please care, don’t stare
People often stare at others, for a number of reasons, none of which are acceptable. Staring is creepy, which is never a tolerable gym practice.
4. Ownership vs. hoardership
There are a number of ways to tell if a person is still using an item. Some of these include 1. Fresh sweat or personal belongings are present, 2. Weights are present, and 3. The person is visibly using the equipment. If any of these are true, the item is not available. On the flip side, you can’t claim something if you’re not going to use it.
5. Pardon the interruption
It’s important to know when it is an acceptable time to interrupt someone. If a person is visibly using something or has their headphones in, it’s best not to interrupt them. Many people time their workouts and interruptions guarantee slower finishing times.
6. Hovering
If you’re waiting for a piece of equipment, don’t hover around the person while you wait. This distracts the individual currently using the item. If they’re noticeably resting or between sets, kindly walk up to the individual and ask them if you can use the item once they’re done.
7. Intended use
Gyms have a limited amount of equipment, so equipment should only be used for its primary purpose. For example, don’t use the squat/shoulder rack to bench press or deadlift, or the bench to perform shoulder shrugs.
8. Say cheese
If you have time to stop and take a selfie … you’re wrong.
9. Temper tantrums
If you bring your child to the gym, supervise them. Yes, children have their “moments,” but children shouldn’t distract others during their gym time.
10. Safety first
If you want to try for a new personal record, do it safely. Have a spotter, wear a belt and increase the weight in minimal amounts. A low increase would be the safest. The gym is never the place to show off. Check your ego at the door or it could get you hurt.

To gain 24 hour access to the West Side Fitness Center, please visit the West Side Fitness Center to register your CAC card.
Mon-Fri 6 a.m. to 1 p.m.
For more information, please call 846-1068 (West Side Fitness Center)

Note: Content from http://www.aviano.af.mil/news/story.asp?id=123456394. Video material provided by Airmen 1st Class Chandler Baker and Lance Valencia.

Aerobic Schedule

MONDAY-FRIDAY

Classes held prior to 1 p.m. are available for Active Duty only.

Classes available after 1 p.m. are available to all authorized users.

SATURDAY

Classes available to all authorized users.

MONDAY
Basic Training	6-7 a.m.
All Terrain Cycling	5-6 p.m.
TUESDAY
All Terrain Cycling	5:30-6:30 a.m.
Muscle Hour	5-6 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Basic Training	6-7 a.m.
All Terrain Cycling	5-6 p.m.
THURSDAY
Power Ride Cycling	5:30-6:30 a.m.
Muscle Hour	5-6 p.m.
FRIDAY
Basic Training	6-7 a.m.
Cycling Power Ride	5-6 p.m.
SATURDAY
Strong Fit	9-10 a.m.

Class Descriptions

INDOOR CYCLING (FIP)

ALL TERRAIN

This class formats all terrains, to include team drills and visualization rides.

POWER RIDE

Higher resistance training to improve strength, stamina and power.

MONTHLY AEROBIC CLASSES

FITNESS CONDITIONING (FIP)

A 60 minute functional total body workout incorporating cardiovascular, upper body strength, core strength, push ups and sit ups. Everything you will need to pass your Air Force Fitness Assessment Test . This class is specially designed to teach proper push up and sit up techniques and build cardiovascular endurance. This class is highly recommended for those on the Fitness Improvement Program.

BASIC TRAINING (FIP)

A 60 minute functional total body workout . This class will incorporate cardiovascular, strength, endurance, balance, push ups, core, speed & agility, as well as partner drills. Instructors will push you to your optimum fitness potential and take you to the next level.

MUSCLE HOUR (FIP)

Integrate balance with strength while using the barbells, heavy bars, and dumbbells to sculpt your body. BOSU and fit balls may be incorporated from time to time. All fitness levels.

Zumba

An exciting, Latin inspired, dance ‘n tone program.

YOGA STRETCH AND STRENGTHENING

A level 1 class combining traditional yoga postures with deep stretching, breathing exercises, and meditation. Great for beginners and the more physically fit, resulting in increased flexibility, strength and stress reduction.

YOGALATES

Yogalates combines the muscle sculpting, core firming benefits of Pilates with the strength and flexibility advantages of yoga. This fat burning. low impact workout is designed for all levels.

Racquetball Court Locker Rooms

East Fitness Center

5 Weight Rooms (Free Weights & Selectorized Weights)
4 Locker Rooms (Including 2 DV)
6 Handball/Racquetball Courts
2 Basketball/Volleyball Courts
2 Cardio Rooms
1 Fit N Play Room (Parent/Child Area)
3 Tennis Courts
1 Football Field
1 Softball Field
1 Outdoor Track
1 Aerobic Room

West Fitness Center

3 Weight Rooms
2 Locker Rooms
1 Basketball/Volleyball Courts
2 Cardio Rooms
1 Softball Field
1 Outdoor Dirt Track

Basketball and Racquetball Courts

• 16 years of age and over: Unrestricted

• 13-15 years of age: Parent or legal guardian must be in facility at all times

•6-12 years of age: Only with parental interactive supervision

Weight Room/Cardio Rooms

• 16 years of age and over: Unrestricted

• 13-15 years of age: Only with parental interactive supervision

• 12 and younger: Not allowed in the weight rooms and cardio rooms

• Under 6 years of age: Not allowed in the facilities unless a parent/child area is provided.

PTL

Unit Physical Training Leader-( PTL A ) This training authorizes a Military/Civilian to instruct Physical Training to their perspective Military Unit. This is under the guidance of the Unit Fitness Manager.

UFPM-This training authorizes a Military/Civilian to become the point of contact for their perspective unit. They will be a liason between the Unit and the FAC. They must be selected by their commander. Written approval must be received by the FAC.

FAC PTL B

Fitness Assessment Cell-PTL Tester-(PTL B) This training authorizes a Military to administer the AF Fitness Assessment Test. The student must be selected by the Unit Fitness Manager and their Commanders written approval must be obtained prior to attending the class.

PTL B is required before you may be a Certified PTL A or UFPM

AFMSS II access will only be granted if the following items have been accomplished:

PTL B & UFPM Training
AFMSS Agreement
Commander Letter
DD2875

(This is only to view and print reports, this will not authorize anyone to enter scores except the FAC)

Please contact: 377 FSS FAC Administrative mailbox 377FSS.FAC@us.af.mil

Training Info:

PTL B Training- Mon-Wed 1000- Schedule with FAC 846-1073

UFPM Training- Thursdays-1000- Schedule with FAC 846-1073

PTL A Training- Thursdays 1300- Schedule with the East FC Front Desk- 846-1102

FAC Testing Times & Operational Hours

Testing – Mon.-Wed. 10:30 – Please arrive no later than 10:15 for your FA.

FAC Office Hours

Mon.-Wed. 0600-1500

***All PTL’S must have CPR, a signed Non-Disclosure Letter, Commander’s written approval , FAC PTL B Training and FAC Approval before they are authorized to conduct a Fitness Assessment.

FAC CONTACT INFO

505-846-1073

Current as of 19 Nov 2019

Fitness Centers

East Side 846-1102 Hours of Operation

Additional Health Safety Precautions

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East Side
846-1102
Hours of Operation