A NEW gym and sports complex is to launch to the growing on-site Alderley Park community and residents in November.
The sports complex will include a gym, group fitness studio, sports hall, three outdoor tennis courts and a five-a-side all-weather football pitch.
There will also be new 7-a-side and 11-a-side football pitches and outdoor recreation areas.
Managed by Cheshire-based Health and Wellbeing Charity Everybody Sport and Recreation, the sports complex is part of a £160 million investment from Park owners Bruntwood SciTech.
The new development will create new job opportunities for health, fitness and leisure professionals.
The new innovative roles will include delivering a range of group fitness classes, personal training, health and fitness advice, and front of house customer service.
There will also be opportunities for experienced duty managers and other health and fitness professionals to join the team.
Alderley Park Fitness Studio
Alderley Park will be the first site in Cheshire East to include an immersive group cycling studio, offering users the Les Mills ‘The Trip’ experience.
Peter Hartwell, CEO, Everybody Sport and Recreation, said: “We’re thrilled to be running the new leisure facilities at Alderley Park and can’t wait to open our doors.
“We’ll be putting together a varied schedule of classes, ranging from indoor group cycling to yoga, which will be open to all the people working and living at the Park as well as for the local community to enjoy.”
The new gym and sports complex is an integral part of Alderley Park, which will also include a gastropub and retail outlets.
Alderley Park Sports Hall
Thomas Barton, Executive Director, Everybody Sport and Recreation said: “This is a fantastic time to join our ever-growing health and wellbeing charity.
“Alderley Park is going to be a state-of-the-art facility offering the local community new and innovative ways to get fit and healthy.
“We are looking forward to expanding our team and employing people with a focus on creating a great customer experience for our new members.”
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