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 ====== Hazelton Fitness Center ======
+[{{ :hazelton_fitness_center.jpg?400|Hazelton Fitness Center. Photo credit: Trinity College Athletics}}]
+The Hazelton Fitness Center is a gym located in the [[ferris_athletic_center|Ferris Athletic Center]]. The room is 5,400 square feet, and contains treadmills, climbmills, ellipticles, a variety of exercise bikes, weight machines, and free weights. The center is free to use for all Trinity students and staff and is open 7 days a week. In addition to changing the layout of the weight and cardio rooms for space optimization, renovations in 2016 added technology which allows the equipment to connect with various mobile phone fitness apps.
-The Hazelton Fitness Center is a gym located in the [[ferris_athletic_center|Ferris Athletic Center]]. The room is 5,400 square feet, and contains treadmills, climbmills, ellipticles, a variety of exercise bikes, weight machines and free weights. The center is free to use for all students and staff of the school and is open 7 days a week.
+The Center's full name is the "Anne G. and Richard J. Hazelton Fitness Center," named for Athletic Director Richard Hazelton and his wife, Anne Hazelton. Richard Hazelton served as Trinity's Athletic Director for 36 years, arriving at the College in 1974 and working until his retirement in 2010. While at Trinity, he focused on building up the [[athletics|Athletic Department's]] staff, programs, and facilities. During Hazelton's tenure, around $4 million worth of athletic amenities were constructed or renovated.
-The center's full name is the "Anne G. and Richard J. Hazelton Fitness Center", named after Athletic Director Richard Hazelton and his wife Anne Hazelton. Richard had served as Trinity's Athletic Director for 36 years, arriving at the college in 1974 and working util his retirement in 2010. He focused on building up the athletic department's staff, programs, and facilities. During his Trinity career, around $4 million worth of athletic amenities were constructed or renovated.
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 ===== Sources =====
+[[https://bantamsports.com/facilities/hazelton-fitness-center/26|Hazelton Fitness Center]]
+[[https://digitalrepository.trincoll.edu/tripod/3251/|The Trinity Tripod]], 09/27/2016.
+[[https://digitalrepository.trincoll.edu/reporter/417/|Trinity College Reporter]], Spring 2010.