such as treadmill, elliptical trainer, recumbent and upright bikes, stair climbers, stepmills and rowers along with televisions watch while on the equipment. The Super Circuit section is a mix between strength training and cardio machines and is designed to be a quick 30 minute workout. The strength training rooms are designed for beginners and veterans alike. It houses equipment such as Universal, Icarian, Atlantis, Hammer Strength, Smith Machines, Squat Racks, Core Pole and freeweights. The Gryphon Field House The Gryphon Field House, containing an indoor 200m track covered in astro-turf (synthetic grass), was damaged and considered at risk for participants in 2010. It was dismantled in 2011. The area was converted into the Gryphon Fieldhouse, complete with 200m indoor running surface and turf playing field. The Gryphon Centre The Gryphon Centre contains two ice rinks named "Gold Rink" and "Red Rink". It opened in 1989 and is used by the varsity hockey teams and various intramural programs. The Gold Rink is an Olympic-sized skating rink that seats 1400 spectators, while the Red Rink is used for recreational skating and intramurals. Alumni Stadium Alumni Stadium was built in 1970 and seats 4,100 spectators. It is used almost exclusively for varsity football games. Besides sports, it is also used for the pep rally during orientation week at the beginning of each school year. Gryphon Soccer Complex The Soccer Complex boasts 3 turf fields (2 regulation, 1 training), and 1 grass field. This is home to the Varsity Soccer, Lacrosse, Field Hockey, and Women's Rugby programs. Sport clubs and intramurals Aside from varsity sports, the department of athletics also offers various co-ed intramural leagues. These leagues are regulated by students who work for the athletic facilities and run during the open hours of operation for each facility throughout the semesters. The majority of sports which are offered have different skill level variations to cater to those who are highly skilled, and to those who wish to play for recreational purposes. Each sport is open for individual signups or group signups, which each range from various sign up fees. Many, if not all sports cater to both men's, women's and co-ed leagues. All sport clubs have their own hours of operation throughout the week of particular semesters. Each club has a club fee based on one semester or for the full year. All Guelph athletic clubs have different fees, and be paid for by