RACV City Club
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RACV City Club offers a host of recreational facilities for the enjoyment of RACV members and their guests
**Fitness Centre**
The RACV Club Fitness Centre is located on the ground level of the City Club. It incorporates a six-lane 25 metre indoor heated swimming pool and aquatics area, fully equipped gymnasium, squash courts and two group fitness studios.
All RACV Club members have access to the swimming pool, wading pool, spa, sauna, steam room and squash courts as part of their membership. Conveniently located change rooms provide direct access to the pool.
Fitness Centre access allows unlimited use of the Fitness Centre including the gymnasium, group exercise classes and personalised fitness programs. Fitness Centre is included with Active, Executive and Access membership and can be added on for all other memberships at a small additional cost.
It is recommended that new members complete a fitness assessment and health appraisal prior to commencing use of the Fitness Centre.
**Personal Training**
Personal training is the best way to get in shape and improve your health and fitness. Our Personal Trainers can allow you to reach or maintain a healthy weight, increase your strength and lean muscle, offer fun and varied training sessions, teach you correct technique to maximise results, and provide exceptional service and nutritional advice.
**Squash**
Members and their guests can enjoy four air-conditioned squash courts with a viewing gallery above to watch the action. The RACV host pennant competition, social squash and private lessons. With more than 60 members regularly meeting for competition matches, practice and social events, the Squash Club appeals to those seeking a regular game of competitive squash, as well as those wishing to play in pennant competitions.
**Billiards and Snooker**
The Club’s world renowned Billiards Room has eight full-size tables in this dedicated facility, which truly is an asset to Club members and their guests. Members can use the tables socially for any of the cue sports, participate in the social 8 ball nights, annual Club billiards and snooker tournaments or they can join a representative team and compete in pennant competitions.
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