Jarrow leisure centre to launch with ‘first of its kind’ fitness tech following £3m overhaul
A leisure centre in Jarrow is opening its doors next week following a multi-million pound refurb.
Jarrow Focus, housed in a new building on Cambrian Street, has undergone a £3m modernisation project to deliver a redesigned gym, sports hall, dance studios, changing facilities, theatre space and a new library.
The gym will feature a two-storey fitness rig that is, according to South Tyneside Council’s Deputy Leader, a “first of its kind in the UK”.
Cllr Alan Kerr, who is responsible for Culture and Leisure, said of the development: “The revitalised complex will feature the latest equipment and technology making it, not only a wonderful new modern community hub, but a welcome addition to our wider leisure offer.
The new building on Cambrian Street
“The gym will feature a unique two storey fitness rig, the first of its kind in the UK, and will boast virtual fitness technology.”
He added: “There will also be a programme of activities aimed at encouraging families to exercise together.”
Jarrow Focus will launch to the public on January 7.
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