Goldring Centre For High Performance Sport

Having just opened relatively recently on the UofT St. George campus, this place is still somewhat of a novelty for non-​first year students (I know it was a novelty for me). This facility is definitely geared toward the Varsity athlete, but is still very non-​athlete friendly.
The main gym in the basement is G-​O-​R-​G-​E-​O-​U-​S. The floors are bright and shiny, and the gym itself is incredibly spacious; I am unsure if the gym is open at certain times for recreational sports.
The work-​out area is divided into 3 tiers; the bottom-​most tier has a turf area for some sled pushing (I believe they have 2 sleds), some free weights, a couple of benches, kettle bells and a couple machines. The 2^nd tier has more machines (row machine, lat pull downs etc), more free weights, a few ellipticals, a few treadmills and some fancy stair climbers. This, and the top tier also have several squat/​bench/​deadlift racks; the 2^nd tier has 2 – 3 racks and the 3^rd tier has 5 – 6 (I think) racks. Very lifter friendly. However, the 3^rd tier is regularly closed off at certain hours for Varsity training. The larger dumbbells (50kg+) are all housed on the 3^rd tier.
There are also a few TRX bands on the 2^nd and 3^rd tiers. The 2^nd tier also has a mat/​stretching area, with medicine and exercise balls.
On the 3^rd tier, there is also a (BEAUTIFUL) fitness studio, where drop-​in classes are held. The studio is open to members when there isn’t a class going on. There is no track and no pool. The physiotherapy and sports clinic is also housed in this building.
TLDR; beautiful facility, lifter friendly, and don’t come for cardio.