Mitre10 MEGA Rangiora Fitness Centre

Fitness Centres | North Canterbury Sport & Recreation Trust | New Zealand

The North Canterbury Sport & Recreation Trust operates fitness centres in the region's main centres providing a comprehensive range of exercise opportunities for residents of all ages.  Members and visitors have access to fully equipped gyms and a variety of group fitness classes, as well as personal training and much much more...

Described as one of NZ's best small-town gyms the Rangiora Fitness Centre boasts a huge variety of cardio and weights machines, Les Mills and other group fitness classes, Personal Training, a dedicated RPM/Spin room, an in-house cafe, physiotherapy services, a sauna and more.

The Kaiapoi Fitness Centre is a well established gym in the heart of the town.  Don't let its humble exterior fool you, inside is a modern, full service gym featuring a diverse range of high-quality cardio and weights equipment, group fitness classes and Personal Trainers to help you in your fitness journey.

Featuring some of the best views of any gym in NZ, the Oxford Fitness Centre is simply a great place to work out.  Unlike many rural gyms the Oxford Fitness Centre is fully equipped with quality cardio and weights machines plus offers Personal Training and some group fitness class options.

The Amberley Fitness Centre is the Hurunui District's biggest and best gym.  This modern, full service facility has linked with Motus to offer physiotherapy and podiatry services as well as all normal fitness centre services such as Personal Training and group fitness classes.

Many of the Trust's activities focus on primary school age groups, as its there we can instill the skills, habits and enjoyment of sport and physical activity that has been shown to last for a lifetime.  But we don't stop there...

Our teams of coaches visit schools on a regular basis to engage children in a range of sports skills sessions teaching both fundamental movements and specific skills through drills, games, challenges.  Often these are linked to major sporting events (eg: Olympics), seasonal sports, and upcoming school sports events such as athletic sports and basketball tournaments.

All children are encouraged to participate in a supportive and non-competitive environment - and from there children can join local sports clubs or simply carry on playing socially and just enjoing being active through their teens and into adulthood.

A big part of this is recognising and celebrating the successes of our local athletes, clubs, coaches, administrators, officials, events and more through the MainPower North Canterbury Sports Awards.  This popular annual event brings together the business and sporting community from across the region.

The NCSRT also assists with funding and training assistance for our promising young athletes through the MainPower Youth Sport Scholarships.  These scholarships support up to 10 young up-and-coming athletes on their path to success at the highest level of their chosen sport.  Announced during the MainPower Sports Awards event, previous scholarship recipients have included Joe Moody, Anton Cooper and Angie Petty.