William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center
Overview
Home to the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Training Center, Pikes Peak, and endless open spaces, Colorado Springs is a city for getting active. Now, the William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center is helping Colorado Springs further its reputation as a world-renowned athletic powerhouse.
Built out of a unique partnership between the University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) and nonprofit healthcare leader, Centura Health, the Hybl Center brings together a cutting-edge sports medicine clinic, innovative academic classrooms and top-notch sports performance programming all in one 60,000-square-foot facility.
Within the complex, which is located off North Nevada Avenue, certified Centura Health Athletic Trainers, Physical Therapists, and Sports Performance Specialists plus knowledgeable UCCS professors are all working together to help athletes perform better and recover faster through detailed assessments and proper care.
“What we do isn't about checking boxes, it's about the human element,” says Hybl Center staff doctor, Kevin Lesh. “We have to make sure we're doing what's best for athletes, in any situation.”
Whether a Hybl Center client is gearing up for their first 5K, wants to improve their golf swing, or has a goal to tackle Mt. Everest, they can find specific training programs built just for them, then begin using unique tools like an Altitude Chamber and an anti-gravity, Load-Reducing Treadmill to correct issues and improve performance.
“When we’re training our athletes, we know how to train them the right way,” says Sports Performance Specialist Lead, Alison Regal. “We understand movement and there’s a lot of value in that.”
But these tools and training programs aren’t just for elite competitors. Athletes of all strides, from weekend warriors to recreational enthusiasts, can use the Hybl Center to achieve more. Learn about fall programming and get moving by visiting www.HyblCenter.org.
Reservations: Reservations Required
Accessibility
Accessibility
The building is fully compliant with ANSI 117.1, the State of Colorado’s standard for ADA compliance. The building site has ADA-conforming sidewalks extending to the adjacent Lane Center, The Ent Center for the Arts, North Nevada Avenue and a shuttle stop for the UCCS campus shuttle which provides accessible transport to main campus. The parking lots feature accessible parking stalls. The building is fully wheelchair accessible, including all floors and restrooms. Classrooms, laboratories and the clinic and Performance Center feature accessible seating and equipment. The east and west entrances are connected by an ADA-conforming sidewalk. The large lecture hall and largest classroom feature audio loop technology. Service animals & emotional-support animals are allowed on campus. UCCS has a comprehensive policy for service and emotional-support animals. For further information about bringing service or emotional-support animals to campus, please contact the UCCS Office of Disability Services prior to coming to campus. Disability Services | Disability Services (uccs.edu). The building directional signage meets all ANSI 117.1 accessible requirements including tactile lettering and braille. UCCS Human Resources Department offers American Sign Language Interpretation services for UCCS Events.Amenities
Amenities
- Free Parking
- WIFI
- Patio Dining
- Sustainable Practices
- ADA Compliant
- Business Check
- MasterCard
- Personal Check
- Service Animals Welcome
