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Community Usage
Princeton Viking Village and Stadium
Effective Dates: August 16-December 16, 2021
Outdoor Track at Viking Stadium
Parking for Outdoor Track - Please park at the tennis courts and go through the gate by the ticket booths.
Outdoor Track at Viking Stadium
Time: The track will be opened from daylight until dusk Monday through Friday unless there are student events in the stadium.
Tennis Courts
Indoor Track in Viking Village
Time: Open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. unless there is a Princeton athletic event.
Swimming Pool in Viking Village
Swimming Pool in Viking Village
Open Swim
Morning - Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 5:15 - 6:30 a.m. unless otherwise indicated below. You can also use door 33 for the morning swims.
Evening - Mondays and Thursdays from 6:30 - 8:30 PM with the exception of the dates listed below:
September 6th
October 5th
October 15 and 18
October 19
October 21
November 24,25, and 26
Note: These times will be honored unless the facilities are being used for school-related functions during designated times and are subject to change at the discretion of the district.
The community use of the facilities is designed for individuals and families that reside in communities served by Princeton.
Organized community groups and anyone with structured practices of any kind must still complete a facility rental agreement and follow the rental process.
HYDRO FIT
Starting in October we are going to be offering Hydro-Fit during our existing Community Swim nights. This will be offered free of charge during community open swim to a limited number of participants each night during the open swim. They will only use a portion of the pool so the remainder of the pool will still be open for the regular open swim activities.
Hydro-Fit is an aerobic water exercise fitness program that utilizes a circuit training-type routine that builds endurance and strength. The instructor will rotate between a variety of cardio-based activities, to build up strength and cardiovascular health in the water. The water is a perfect environment for those who may have joint issues, are pregnant, have extra body weight, have recently had knee or hip surgery, or are heat adverse.Hydro-Fit requires the use of equipment, which will be provided, the equipment comes into play to provide added resistance and a greater challenge to the participants. The result is that instead of merely working out the body from a cardio standpoint, it incorporates elements of weight training as well. By boosting the resistance of the water, the body will need to work harder to go through the motions. The exercises and routine are based on overcoming this added resistance. It might not sound intense, but once you get started, it's indeed a very rigorous workout for the muscles and the heart. There's considerable variety involved in Hydro-Fit classes, and they may not even teach all of them in one session, depending upon the abilities of the folks in the class. This class is filled with activities that keep participants engaged with the exercise.
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