BRONXVILLE, N.Y. - Sarah Lawrence College Athletics unveiled a pair of new training areas this past fall, converting two of the Campbell Sports Center's squash courts into strength training and functional fitness rooms. The school was recently featured in an article by Advantage Sport and Fitness, which highlighted the upgrades made to the sports center and marked the Gryphons as "trailblazers" in the trend of repurposing non-traditional spaces into effective and innovative fitness areas.

"Sarah Lawrence College, a private liberal arts college just outside of New York City, has historically been more academically-geared but this investment highlights the seriousness of the college's athletic programming and sports. Recently converting two of their 32x21' squash courts is one of the steps they have taken towards this effort. One of the courts was converted into a flex-space for both functional fitness and athletic training, while the other has been allocated specifically as a free weight training zone, offering teams a new spot to train together as a group. These newly converted courts give both fitness-focused students and athletic teams the opportunity to create a space that is their own; a hub for them to train in and focus on structured, performance-driven workouts."  To read the full release, you can visit the article on Advantage Sport and Fitness's website, linked here.