• Cardiovascular equipment
• Weight room
• Basketball court
• Climbing ropes
• Indoor Rock Wall Climbing
• Aerobic room
• Functional fitness area
• Saunas (18 or older)
• Lockers (dressing rooms for male and female)
• Ping pong table

Zoeckler additionally has a classroom that’s dividable into two separate spaces. The gym floor is available for use by reservation for unit ceremonies and special programs.

Fit Boxes with various strength and conditioning equipment are available for reservation after a brief orientation with staff.

inquire at the Front Desk of the Fitness Center to schedule an orientation.

All equipment and Fit Boxes are for utilization adjacent to the Fitness Center.

Equipment from Fit Boxes is not authorized for movement off premises, nor for conducting ACFT.

Download the Fitness Space Reservation Request Form and submit the request to Front Desk staff or via email to appropriate facility POCs listed in request form.

Intramural Sports offers a variety of sports throughout the year including men's and women's basketball, softball, flag football, soccer, rugby, volleyball and much more. Intramural sports are open to all Department of Defense active and retired military, civilian and Family Members ages 18 and over at no cost.

All Army Sports provides athletically skilled Soldier athletes the opportunity to excel at the highest levels while competing for our Army and our country. Soldier/athletes train and compete in individual and team sports. The best may find themselves competing against Air Force, Marine and Navy athletes on a national level in Armed Forces championships. The best military athletes may even advance to compete on an international field of play against athletes from around the world. All Army Sports also contributes to the Soldier/athlete's readiness and overall well-being. When finished with competition, Soldiers return to their unit in better physical condition, along with a new appreciation of team building and enhanced leadership skills. Their unique perspective as a Soldier/athlete and first hand-experience gained in competing on the international stage makes them better athletes, but more importantly, better Soldiers. The espirit de corps and camaraderie developed on the field of play stays with Soldier/athletes long after they return to their unit, strengthening the bond between them and their fellow Soldiers. To apply or learn more about All Army Sports, visit their website or call DSN 753-8807.

For eligibility and usage, we strictly enforce Command Policy #21 and AR 215-1 Patron Use of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Fitness Centers and Indoor Pools

AUTHORIZED ACCESS

Eligibility and priority of use (as stated in Command Policy #21) is as follows:

• Active Duty and their Family members
• Reserve Component and their Family members
• Retirees and their Family members
• KATUSA*
• U.S. DOD Civilians (APF/NAF) and their Family members
• U.S. DOD Contractors and their Family members
• ROK Armed Forces*
• Local National Civilians: KGS, KWB and KSC*

There is a 100% ID Card check at all fitness centers and users must be registered in RecTrac. Click here to learn about registering your household in RecTrac.

*Not permitted to bring Guests. See Guest Policy below for more information.

GUEST POLICY

For guest eligibility and usage, we strictly enforce Command Policy #21, Patron Use of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Fitness Centers and Indoor Pools

1. U.S. Active Duty (AD), Reserve Component (RC), Retirees and their Family Members: Authorized up to 4 guests
2. KATUSA Soldiers and other ROKA assigned to U.S. Military units: No guests authorized
3. U.S. Civilian Employees and their Family Members: Authorized up to 4 guests
4. SOFA Status DOD Contract Personnel or Technical Representatives and their immediate Family Members: Authorized up to 4 guests
5. Korean Military Forces and Korean National Direct-Hire Civilian Employees: No guests authorized
6. Patrons eligible to escort guests; must be at least 18 years old (17 if Active Duty)

ROCK CLIMBING INFORMATION

NOTE: Rock Climbing Wall is open during staffed hours only (Wall is closed and off limits during 24/7 unstaffed access

STEP 1: Interested Patrons must Sign a Registration Form/Liability Waiver and review all climbing wall rules.

STEP 2: Interested patrons must pass an assessment in order to use Rock Climbing Wall on a self-directed basis.  During assessment climbers will be assessed on the following:

• 1. Climbing Skills- Demonstrate confidence / awareness of feet and rope.
• 2. Proper Lead Climbing Clipping Technique
• 3. Belay Skill for Lead Climber and Top Rope Climber
• 4. Safety Checking and Climbing Communication Skill 

STEP 3: If Climber passes required assessment criteria, they will receive 1 of 2 card types:

• 1. AUTO BELAY ONLY: Climber may only use auto belay system (with at least one lead climber)
• 2. ALL (LEAD CLIMBING): Climber may use all areas of climbing wall (with at least one lead climber)

*Climbers that do not demonstrate safe usage of climbing wall will not be able to utilize wall and will have to be reassessed at a later time.

To schedule an assessment contact POC Mr. Kim, Hakhun at hakhun.kim2.ln@army.mil or call Zoeckler Fitness Center front desk at 755-1678.

ROCK CLIMBING WALL RULES:

a. Climbing wall is not available during unstaffed hours. 

b. Climbers must be age 18 or older (17 if active duty).

c. Climbers must receive an orientation prior to initial use of climbing wall.

d. Climbers must have at least 1 partner at all times: Auto Belay Climbers AND Lead Climbers must be accompanied by at least one other Lead Climbing Membership card holder.

e. Staff has the right to enforce any additional rules or close routes if they feel the situation is unsafe.

f. Proper attire must be worn at all times. Climbing bare foot is not authorized. Closed toe and closed heel shoes are required.

g. If harness does not fit properly, staff may insist on an alternative harness or may not allow climbing. You may still boulder.

h. Absolutely no horseplay will be allowed.

i. Climbers and belayers that appear to be intoxicated or under the influence of drugs will not be allowed to participate in the use of the rock-climbing wall.

j. Any violations of the rules will result in suspension of climbing privileges.

Next Session:

• October (Wednesdays, October 2, 9, 16 and 23) from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m.

Secure your spot now!

Following Session: November 2024 and February 2025 (dates TBD)

• Each course is 4 weeks (4 sessions)
• Each course is capped at 6 participants, 4 minimum required. (If not enough sign-ups for a course, registrations will get automatically moved to the next course.)
• Price: $20.00 per person
• Classes are Wednesdays during course dates, from 1700 - 1830
• Age limit: 18 years or older (17 if Active Duty)

Course covers the basics of rock climbing, with a skill verification test at the end. The skill verification test, if passed, issues users a membership card to utilize the rock climbing wall and sign out gear during staffed hours. Those who fail the assessment are prohibited from using the rock wall and are encouraged to retake the course. (Passing the assessment is entirely the course participants' responsibility.)

• First week session – Gaining muscle Strength for rock climbing
  • Bouldering under the Red line tape without ropes.
• Second week session – Top rope climbing using a rope and harness, and auto belay device.
• Third week session – Lead climbing using quickdraws clipping with auto belay device.
• Fourth week session - Lead climbing using a rope and harness without auto belay device.

Basic Rock Climbing Class:

At the end of a Basic Climbing class participants must be able to demonstrate the following in order to receive a membership card.

1. How to properly fit a harness and double back all buckles.

2. How to properly tie the bowline on a bite with a stopper back-up knot.

3. How to attach two locking carabiners to the harness, opposite and opposed.

4. How to properly load the ATC belay device.

5. How to properly connect the belay system to the belayer harness.

6. How and when to use proper climbing commands.

7. Proper belay technique without a climber tied in.

8. Ability to take the slack out of the belay system appropriately.

9. Proper belay technique while a climber ascends.

10. Ability to manage and provide safe & controlled descent.

11. The ability to properly catch a climber during multi-stage falls.