Best Law School Gyms? Forum

[rman1201]

Is the BU gym usable? From my experience at UF, awesome gym = always packed with UGs and no access to anything. ever. (unless you go past 9pm)

[James Bond]

Boston U.'s center looks the best. Are non-students allowed to use the facilities?

For $10/day non-students can use it. Sounds expensive, but when you consider that that includes something like 3 basketball courts, tennis courts, lazy river, Olympic pool, and climbing wall...it's not bad.

Wait what?

http://www.bu.edu/fitrec/index.shtml

holy. shit.

[fatduck]

Boston U.'s center looks the best. Are non-students allowed to use the facilities?

For $10/day non-students can use it. Sounds expensive, but when you consider that that includes something like 3 basketball courts, tennis courts, lazy river, Olympic pool, and climbing wall...it's not bad.

Wait what?

http://www.bu.edu/fitrec/index.shtml

holy. shit.

I miss my undergrad gym. 500k square feet, two basketball courts, climbing wall, racquetball/squash courts, two Olympic pools, an absurd wrestling room with four full-size mats, saunas. Several weight and fitness rooms. It even had a gym inside the gym (an actual gym with gymnastics equipment, etc).

No lazy river but there was a wave pool.

Plus, hallways that look like this:

[LSHopeful2]

^Is that BU's fitrec?

South Carolina's gym is crazy. Who said Yale has the biggest gym in the USA? Are you kidding? You mean it's bigger than any gym in existence (Whether that be a public gym or university gym)? Do you have pics to back this up

[fatduck]

^Is that BU's fitrec?

South Carolina's gym is crazy. Who said Yale has the biggest gym in the USA? Are you kidding? You mean it's bigger than any gym in existence (Whether that be a public gym or university gym)? Do you have pics to back this up

No that's West Point.

According to Wikipedia, Yale's gym is the second-biggest in the world. 522,000 square feet of indoor space. West Point's is something like 490,000.