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SINGAPORE – When the SuperFit classes organized by Singapore Sports Hub were stopped after the circuit breaker started in April, Jason Seah and his wife Joanne Lee switched to home workouts and running.
But Seah, 50, did not attend classes at OCBC Square and Stadium Roar every Monday and Thursday, as she could breathe fresh air and meet friends.
Now, the couple can look forward to doing it again, as Sports Hub announced on Monday (September 14) that sports and lifestyle activities can now be performed at the $ 1.33 billion facility after the housing project is concluded. temporary for migrant workers.
The 100Plus ride, Stingray at Splash-N-Surf, Sports Hub Hard Courts, and Skate Park will be open to the public for these activities beginning Monday, and the OCBC Arena beginning Wednesday (September 16).
All venues have undergone extensive disinfection and sanitation before reopening, the Singapore Sports Hub said in a press release.
Seah said: “I really want to go back because I can do an intense full body workout and they help me build my endurance.
“I missed classes because I was able to meet up with friends that I did in class and we could share our thoughts on the exercise we did and how it transformed us.
“It is also more spacious compared to exercising at home, where movement is quite restricted. The surroundings and fresh air are also pleasant.”
The program manager added that it was also an opportunity to spend time with Lee, as they often eat their favorite ice cream kacang together at Kallang Wave Mall after class.
Singapore Sports Hub CEO Lionel Yeo said: “We look forward to the bustle of badminton, basketball and netball players at the OCBC Arena, active bodies jogging along the 100Plus Promenade and families joining in at the Splash. -N-Surf. The living presence in the Sports Hub affirms our purpose in developing sports and local communities. Personally, I am excited to welcome more of our clients, with the assurance of safe management measures so that can exercise, play and train safely. “
The Lazy River and Kids Water Playground at Splash-N-Surf, Sports Hub Fitness Studio, and Shimano Cycling World will be closed until further notice.
Please visit the Singapore Sports Hub website for the latest updates.
The guidelines for the recently reopened venues at the Singapore Sports Hub are as follows:
1. OCBC Arena (including Halls 1-3 and Sports Hub Gym)
• Access to the OCBC Arena is restricted to members of the public with confirmed reservations and existing gym members only. Clients must present proof of court reservation or gym membership prior to entering. Court reservations can be made on this website.
• Each room is restricted to a maximum of 50 people, and all group activities, except table tennis, are strictly restricted to a maximum of five people. Users cannot interact with users in other groups or corridors. A maximum of four people is allowed on each badminton and table tennis court.
• The Sports Hub gym is restricted to a maximum of 28 people, with a time limit of 90 minutes per session (walk-in spaces only; available on a first-come, first-served basis)
2. Paseo 100Plus
• Social group activities are strictly restricted to a maximum of five people, except for exercise activities led by a registered instructor.
3. Stingray® in Splash-N-Surf
• Restricted to a maximum of 10 people, that is, five passengers per space with an accompanying tutor each.
• All sessions are limited to one hour booking only, and users must reserve a space online on the Singapore Sports Hub website before heading down.
• Users can collect their wristbands and make payment at Level 1 of the OCBC Aquatic Center Information Desk prior to the session.
• To minimize contact with other customers, customers are required to bring wet personal clothing, including rash protection.
4. Sports Hub Hard Courts and Skate Park
• Social group activities are strictly restricted to a maximum of five people.
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