oklahoma gymnastics training center
Originally opened in 1982, The Sam Viersen Center has been the home to seventeen National Championship teams. Over time, more dedicated team space has become an undeniable need for both the men’s and women’s gymnastics programs. Addressing this need will create a world-class facility for our student-athletes to train and develop their skills. The proposed expansion and renovation will create an unmatched recruiting advantage that will allow for the continued pursuit of conference and national championships that both programs have become known for.
Project Highlights
11,700 gross square feet of new construction
New entry lobby for the facility
New team suites consisting of a locker room and team lounge
New sports medicine suite for athlete training, exam and recovery
New sports performance space for plyometrics, conditioning and strength training
New Team Meeting Room and support facilities
Corridor system to move between all spaces without impacting training activities
Project Cost - $12 million
11,700 gross square feet of new construction
New entry lobby for the facility
New team suites consisting of a locker room and team lounge
New sports medicine suite for athlete training, exam and recovery
New sports performance space for plyometrics, conditioning and strength training
New Team Meeting Room and support facilities
Corridor system to move between all spaces without impacting training activities
Project Cost - $12 million
Our team has performed at the highest level finishing in the top three in the nation for the past nine years and earning the title of National Champion four times. These facility enhancements are a necessary evolution for our program in terms of recruiting and student-athlete satisfaction. These improvements will undoubtedly enrich our student-athlete’s experience, improve their efficiency on a daily basis and help them succeed in all arenas." |
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The facility improvements to the Sam Viersen locker rooms, training room, team room and sports performance room will have a huge impact on our athlete’s experience as well as making it more attractive to potential recruits. I’m extremely excited about these upgrades and the positive value it will have on my program." |
