Cornell Fitness Centers - Helen Newman Hall

Helen Newman Hall Fitness Center

General Information

* Name/Location of Exercise Equipment Area

Helen Newman Hall Fitness Center

Is there a continuous unobstructed route of travel from entrance to the exercise area?

Yes

Is the route of travel well-lit?

Yes

Describe the surface of the route of travel:

Flat Carpet - high traffic material

Slope of route of travel (at its steepest incline):

0 %

Width of route of travel (at its narrowest point):

36 inches

Does the exercise area have an entrance in addition to the main entrance?

Yes

Clear open width of door:

33 inches

Opening force of door:

(enter 0 pounds if automatic door)

8 pounds

Handle type entering:

Lever
Pull

Handle type exiting:

Lever

Clear space on pull (handle) side of door:

18 inches

Overall, is there a clear route of travel throughout the exercise equipment area?

(minimum 36" wide)

Yes

Are there exercise machines or equipment on the accessible route that do not require a person to transfer onto the equipment?

Yes

For equipment that requires a person to transfer, are there swivel seats to facilitate the transfer process?

Do machines that have pedals have straps to secure a user's feet?

Yes

Are trained staff members available to show an individual how to use exercise machines and equipment?

Yes

Are any of the staff members trained as Certified Inclusive Fitness Trainers or Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialists?

Overall, are exercise machine displays easily readable?

(the buttons are large; screens are large enough to read or interpret with contrasting colors)

Yes

Are there pictures or alternate forms of communication on machines and equipment that provide directions for use?

Yes

How many machines/equipment are on a route of travel that is at least 36" wide and provide clear floor space that is at least 30" by 48"?

9 machines

Machines and Equipment

List and describe the machines and equipment below.

Name of accessible machine/equipment

Number available

Description of machine or equipment
(i.e. what muscle groups or purpose does the machine/equipment service)

Rowing Machines

Works: arms, legs & core

Recumbent Bikes

Works: hip muscles, glutes, upper legs & calves

Elliptical

Works: glutes, core, legs & upper body

Leg Press

Works: quads - assists muscles and stabilizes muscles

Leg Extension

Works: hanstrings, quads & calves

Calf Raise

Works: calves & legs

Seated Leg Curls

Works: hamstrings, quads & calves

Jungle Gym (Cable Crossover with Lat Pulldown)

Lat Pulldowns-Lats, Cable Row-lats, deltoids, Cable Press-chest and upper arms, Pull up bar- lats, biceps, deltoids.

Comments

Anyone who is unsure of how to use any piece of equipment is encouraged to ask the fitness monitor working they're aware of how equipment is designed to be used and are there to help members.

Comments or additional information regarding exercise equipment area

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Helen Newman Hall Fitness Center

General Information

Machines and Equipment

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Helen Newman Hall Fitness Center

General Information

Machines and Equipment

Comments

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