51 Strong
51 Strong is a fitness trainer at 5131 51st Ave S #109 in Fargo. Visit the business website for current offerings and visiting information.
Courts Plus Community Fitness is a fitness center located at 3491 University Drive South in Fargo, North Dakota. It offers various programs and services, including personal training, group exercise, and youth programs.
The facility has open gym schedules, basketball adult leagues, camp gym rentals, pickleball, racquetball, and tennis. It also features a child watch playground and offers physical therapy through Recharge Physical Therapy.
Courts Plus Community Fitness provides membership options, including month-to-month and annual memberships, with different rates for individuals, dual members, and households. Memberships include benefits such as unlimited access to the gym and open basketball courts, group fitness class access, and discounted tennis and youth programming.
The facility has regular hours of operation, with varying hours on weekdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. It also observes holiday hours on certain days of the year, including New Year's Eve, Easter, and Christmas.
The center is equipped with amenities and services to support the fitness and wellness needs of its members. It also has a staff, including a club director, program manager, and sales and customer service supervisor, who can assist with membership questions and other inquiries.
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3491 University Dr S, Fargo, ND 58104. Open the map for directions.
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