The Northview Community Fitness and Aquatic Centers are a convenient and affordable fitness facility for community members to enjoy a healthy and active lifestyle.
The Northview Community Fitness and Aquatic Centers are a convenient and affordable fitness facility for community members to enjoy a healthy and active lifestyle.
Mon-Fri AM: 5:30 AM – 7:30 AM
Mon-Thurs PM: 5 PM – 9 PM
Friday Evening: 5 PM – 7PM
Saturday: 8 AM – 3 PM
Sunday: 12 PM – 3 PM
The Northview Fitness Center Includes:
A three lane indoor track
A pool for lap swimming
Cardio Equipment
Resistance Training Machines
Strength Training Machines
A variety of fitness classes open to members and non-members.
The Fitness Center entrance has moved.
Visitors are asked to park in the back high school lots and use the Athletics Entrance. The fitness center desk is now located at the southeast corner of the Athletic Lobby.
Please visit the MindBody App and search Northview Fitness Center to reserve your spot in all classes. This is our most accurate and up-to-date schedule.
Membership to our northeast Grand Rapids fitness center includes unlimited use of strength / cardio equipment, indoor track, free lap swim and discounted classes. No required contract or sign up fees!
Membership | Annual / Monthly / Daily | Indoor Track Only |
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New Memberships | $340 / $35 / $8 | $70/year. $10/month. |
Northview Community Discount* | $180 / $20 / $5 | $40/year. $6/month |
Senior Citizens (65+)** | $240 / $25 / $7 | $60/year. $8/months. |
Northview Senior Citizens | $120 / $15 / $4 | Free for 65+ |
Northview Students 7-12th Grade** | Free | Free |
*Northview Community Discount on Membership includes district residents, alumni, or parent of a current Northview Student. Please bring proof of Northview connection.
** Non-Northview students 7th-12th Grade who desire a membership pay the senior citizen pricing above.
NEW! Pay for memberships online with this link: https://nvps.revtrak.net/rw-fitness-aquatic-center/
We participate in Silver Sneakers and Silver and Fit memberships in partnership with many health insurance companies. Please contact your health insurance provider to see if you qualify through your plan and bring your fitness number in to receive your FREE Silver Membership! If you don’t have these programs available to you, we do offer Senior Citizens 65+ discounts as noted above. Please stop into the Center during our hours of operation with your questions. Please note the phones are not covered during non business hours.
Annual and Silver Memberships receive discounted pricing on Classes, Personal Training and Personal Swim Lessons.
Please see our Aquatic page for details.
Northview Fitness Center offers personal training options for all ability levels. Our trainers have extensive experience working with not only crossfit and high level athletes, but also individuals with balance and coordination deficits. Please contact northviewfitness@nvps.net or JoAnne VanSlooten at jvanslooten@nvps.net to schedule your initial sessions.
Cost Per Person | 1 Session | 5 Sessions | 10 Sessions |
1-On-1 Lessons | $55 | $255 | $480 |
Small Group | $45 | $210 | $400 |
Individual and small group personal training sessions consist of 45 minutes of instructor time and include use of the facility and equipment during your scheduled time plus 1 hour immediately before and/or immediately following your session. This time can be used for personal stretching and physical warm up/down time. Pricing is a per-person rate.
All trainers are passionate about helping clients reach their personal goals. They will motivate and instruct you to be the best you can be.
Adam had been a fitness enthusiast his entire life and is the newest member of our team. He is a multi-sport athlete and has experience in everything from yoga to olympic movements. A graduate of Northview High School in 2010, Adam continued his education as a D1 student-athlete at Oakland University where he was part of their swim team for all 4 years. He graduated in 2015 with a Bachelor’s degree in Integrated Studies and a focus in Exercise Science and Wellness & Health Promotion.
RRT, LMT, CPT
With over 25 years experience in the health and wellness field, Char started her career as a Registered Respiratory Therapist and quickly realized that preventative care was lacking in traditional medicine. She became a Medical Massage Therapist with certifications in Clinical Nutrition and Herbal Medicine and began working with not only athletes but unhealthy clients looking to improve their health and fitness. Continuing on to open 360 Wellness, she finished her certification as a Personal Trainer and is actively working with clients to make health and wellness a priority. “My main goal is to meet people where they are at, whether you are just beginning with no knowledge of how to change your daily habits regarding food and exercise or an avid athlete looking to increase performance and endurance, I am here to help!”
Julie is a graduate of the National Personal Training Institute in Chicago, IL where she lived and worked in the health/fitness field prior to coming home to Grand Rapids. She is trained and/or certified in several different class techniques and can train any fitness level including Crossfit, but she loves training “newbies” and clients with special areas of strength and coordination needs.
USSF C Soccer License
Soccer specific training is available from TJ in a small group or individual setting that will concentrate on technical skill development, quickness, and tactical knowledge of the sport. Since 2009, TJ has had extensive experience working with players at all levels of development in numerous camps, and on club and high school teams. His playing experience ranges from being a first team-all state Northview HS athlete, to playing 4 years at the University of Michigan, as well as playing semi-professional soccer at Detroit City FC and GRFC. “The most rewarding part of being a coach is being able to pass on things I’ve learned about soccer, teamwork, and competition. It brings me joy to see the youth of our community problem-solve in creative ways, on and off the field.”