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Chilliwack Coliseum offers a new exercise option

When the weather is horrible outdoors, the Coliseum will offer an indoor walking venue.
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The Chilliwack Coliseum, in partnership with the City of Chilliwack, is re-opening its doors to indoor walk, starting next Tuesday.

The Coliseum will make the quarter-kilometre loop around the main rink available to the public during business hours, excluding special event bookings and Chilliwack Chiefs games.

“We’re pleased to be able to open our building for members of our community, especially seniors and families, to enjoy walking indoors,” said Barry Douglas, Vice-President of Business Operations for the Coliseum. “The concourse provides a bright, warm, and safe walking track free of charge to the public.”

Walkers will be required to sign-in at the Chilliwack Chiefs/Chilliwack Coliseum administration office, located at ground-level on the north side of the building, and will be able to access the concourse via an elevator.

Washrooms, water fountains and vending machines are available.

“Bringing indoor walking back to the Coliseum offers a great benefit to our community,” said Mayor Ken Popove. “Thank you to the team at the Chilliwack Coliseum for their willingness to reintroduce this active living programming through our new building partnership.”

For more information, call (604) 702-0062.



Eric Welsh

About the Author: Eric Welsh

I joined the Chilliwack Progress in 2007, originally hired as a sports reporter.
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