• Reservations must be made and you will be limited to auto belays only at this time on one section of the wall.
• Bring your own equipment.
• Climbers will clean carabiners and auto belays before and after use.
• Enter the climbing area via the stairs closest to the gym. Then check in with the climbing wall attendant for your climbing lane.
• Face masks must be worn while climbing to help with cleaning requirements.
• If your certification is 2 years old or expired, you are able to make a reservation, but you will have to recertify before you can climb.

• Grey and Blue courts available.
• Bleachers and seating will be limited to encourage social distancing.
• There will be (1) bin for clean and (1) bin for used balls.
• Masks are required at all times.

• Bleachers and seating will be limited to encourage social distancing.
• Masks must be worn at ALL TIMES

All new rules, regulations, and facility layouts set by MRD are in accordance and compliance with Federal, State, and Local mandates and guidelines. Please keep this in consideration when reentering MRD facilities and taking part in future MRD programs.

Anyone 11 and younger must have a parent/guardian in the building. Anyone 10 and under must have a parent/guardian actively participating with them.

PASSES AND PURCHASING

What pass and purchase options are available?

All passes and billings were frozen March 17th unless you have called to reactivate your pass. Starting August 1st all unactivated passes were activated, billing resumed on August 5th. For more details or to cancel your membership please see the Membership and Pass information tab.

Can I use my current punch pass?

Yes. All current punch pass expiration dates have been extended 6 months. 

What about my 3 Month Pass?

We have activated it with up to an additional 3 months depending on what was left on your pass as of 3/17/2020

I rented a locker. May I use it?

Yes, we have a limited number of lockers available. Please ask the front desk for more information. 

AMENITIES AND PROGRAMS 

• Child Watch and Indoor Playground

Is

the pool open? Yes, 

• Symptom screening questions: Please self screen, ask yourself the following.
  • In the past 14 days, have you had a fever of 100.0 or higher or felt feverish?
  • Do you have a new or worsening cough?
  • Do you feel like you cannot catch your breath? If so, is this new or worsening?
• Masks required at ALL times in ALL areas
• Sanitize hands before entering the facility
• Check in with the Customer Service Desk. All patrons are required to sign an updated waiver.
• Proceed to your reserved area and check in with the Fitness Attendant assigned to that area.

Can I utilize the facility without a reservation?

Yes, but you are not guaranteed a spot due to strict capacity limits. Reservations are required for Lap Lanes, Open Swim, Climbing wall and Fitness classes. 

Do I need to wear a mask?

All patrons are required to wear a mask or facial covering at all times, this includes while working out unless you are in the pool.

I’m going to work right after (or coming right from work). Can I get ready at the CRC? YES

• Locker rooms and Cabanas will be open for restroom use and changing with a limited number of lockers available to store your personal items. Showers are available in Cabanas only, and cleaned by staff every 2 hours.
• Bring a mat if you need one. They will not be provided by MRD.
• Come ready to exercise in comfortable attire, ceiling fans will not be activated to reduce the agitation of air in enclosed spaces.

RESERVATIONS

Are reservations required?

• Reservations are strongly recommended for certain areas (Climbing wall, Lap lanes, Fitness classes)  and the only way to guarantee facility access.

How do I make a reservation?

• Online,  Click here for the link
• By phone: 249-7705, during business hours.
• In person at the CRC.

Do I pay for my reservation ahead of time?

• If you’re using a pass of any kind, you will just scan as usual.
• Daily admissions can be purchased.
• Please refer to the Pass and Purchase Options section for pertinent details.

How far in advance can I make a reservation?

• One week in advance for the aquatics areas and 3 days for Fitness Classes.

What happens if I cannot make my reservation?

• Call us! Space is limited and we can free up the spot for another patron.
• Credits will be issued for cancellations made more than 24 hours in advance.
• Credits or refunds will NOT be issued for cancellations made less than 24 hours in advance.
• Repeated cancellations or no-shows will result in ineligibility to make advance reservations.

Can I make a reservation for another person?

• Individuals need to make their own reservations.

Why are you taking reservations?

• To ensure adherence to regulations out of the State and local health orders.
• Because we listen! 70% of MRD patrons who responded to our survey stated a preference for a reservation based system.

AQUATICS  (See the aquatics tab for detailed information)

• Limit excessive rest breaks, sets, and repetitions to allow others to use the weight machine circuit.
• Maintain social distancing of 6+ feet
• The free weight area has been divided into distinct grids. Exercisers can take equipment into an open grid, but must clean that equipment before returning it to its rack.
• Ceiling fans, difficult to disinfect equipment, drinking fountains have been turned off or removed. Please bring a water bottle filled with water. Water bottle filling stations will be available.

What tracks are open?

• The combined hill and flat track are open.
• The mountain track (stair and gymnasium) is closed.

Can I meet my friend and walk on the track?

• Track use is limited to single file use while maintaining social distancing standards.
• There is no side-by-side traffic permitted on the track as it is limited to one lane.

What if I am a fast walker or want to jog on the track?

• A designated passing lane has been setup to enable passing where doing so does not break social distancing standards.
• Slower walkers are to step aside and let others pass in the corners of the hill track.
• Use of the track will likely require an inordinate amount of patience and consideration for other users. If users are intent to use at a noticeably faster pace than others, the system likely will not work well.

PUBLIC SAFETY 

What specifically is being done to enhance public safety?

• Staff will be screened for COVID-19 symptoms prior to their shift.
• Sneeze guards have been installed at the front desk and the fitness balcony.
• Masks will be worn by staff at all times.
• All patrons are required to wear a mask or facial covering at all times.
• Patrons will clean all equipment before and after use and staff will disinfect equipment after use.
• Overhead fans have been disabled throughout the facility to reduce the recirculation of air in enclosed spaces. Equipment that disperses air have been strategically placed for the same purpose.
• Water bottle filling stations, limited showers, and a limited number lockers are open to minimize high contact areas.
• Restrooms and high contact areas and surfaces will receive additional cleaning throughout the day. All machines, equipment, and lifting areas have been distanced to establish and maintain social distancing standards.
• Gridded workout stations have been established to visually depict appropriate distancing requirement.
• Individual cleaning supplies will be provided to all participants. No shared cleaning supplies will be available.
• Equipment that is difficult or impossible to disinfect between users has been temporarily removed.

• Thank you!
• We are glad you are back and we love seeing you.

Learn the 3 Ws

Practice the 3 W’s to slow the spread of germs:

Wear a mask.

• #MASKUP in public settings – indoors and outdoors – when around people who don’t live in your household.
• #MASKUP when it may be difficult for you to stay 6 feet apart.
• Take your mask off carefully when you’re home.
• #MASKUP correctly:
  • Wash your hands before putting on your mask.
  • Put it over your nose and mouth and secure it under your chin.
  • Try to fit it snugly against the sides of your face.
  • Make sure you can breathe easily.
  • Don’t put it around your neck or on your forehead.
  • Untie the strings behind your head or stretch the ear loops.
  • Handle only by the ear loops or ties.
  • Fold outside corners together.
  • Place mask in the washing machine (learn more about how to wash masks).
  • Be careful not to touch your eyes, nose, and mouth when removing your mask and wash hands immediately after.

For more info about masks (how to select, make or wash or wear them and special considerations), visit the CDC website.

Watch your distance.

• Stay home as much as possible, especially if you’re sick or feel like you may be getting sick. Learn more about COVID-19 v.s. flu symptoms.
• Being physically distant doesn’t mean you have to be socially distant.
• Stay at least 6 feet away from others who do not live in your household, whether outdoors or indoors. Outdoors is always better than indoors. The more fresh air the better.
• Avoid crowded places and gatherings where it may be difficult to maintain a distance of 6 feet from others.
• If you cannot maintain 6 feet, definitely #MASKUP.
• Avoid contact with people who are sick.

Wash your hands.

• Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds especially after you have been in a public place, or after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing.
• Use hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol, if soap and water are not available.
• Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.