Hours of Operation
Monday – Friday | 4:30 AM – 9:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
PACAF Family Days | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
24 Hour Access Only on Federal Holidays
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Baker Field House Fitness & Sports Center
Strengthen Your Body & Mind
Upcoming Events
Indoor Pool
Lap Swim
Tuesday – Friday | 4:30 – 7:30 PM
Saturday | 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Open Swim
First Saturday of the month | 2:00 – 5:00 PM
Pool Rules
Max 75 swimmers in the pool. Failure to adhere to any rules may result in swim privileges being revoked.
Adherence to posted safety guidance, rules, and lifeguard direction is mandatory.
Customers will shower before entering, no exceptions.
No running outside the pool.
No food or outside beverages allowed.
Youth who are capable swimmers and wish to swim in the deep end of the pool, must pass a swim test administered by our lifeguards the day of the event.
Children who cannot swim must wear a life jacket and be within arm’s length of a parent/guardian.
Children who are not potty trained must wear swim diapers.
Swimming attire is required, and patrons should bring their own towels.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Classes
Sessions will focus on grappling, self-defense techniques, and physical conditioning. Open to all skill levels. Book sessions at the front desk of the Fitness Center prior to the start of the class.
Instructor: Nicholas Bowen
Location: Baker Field House Fitness Center
Schedule: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM
Cost: $12.00 per student
Age: 18+
Group Fitness Class Schedule
All of our group fitness classes are taught by contracted, professional instructors.
Class Descriptions
Cardio Strength
The class blends cardiovascular exercises with strength training. Participants engage in activities like running, jumping, or dancing to elevate their heart rates, while also incorporating strength-building exercises using weights and resistance.
Spin
A spin class, also known as indoor cycling, is a group fitness session conducted on stationary bikes. Participants pedal through a series of high-intensity intervals and endurance segments, all to the rhythm of energizing music, guided by an instructor.
HIIT
This class involves short bursts of intense exercise followed by brief periods of rest or lower-intensity activity. These high-intensity intervals could include activities like sprints, burpees, or jumping jacks. HIIT is known for its ability to torch calories and build strength.
Iceman Crossfit
The class is high-intensity that focuses on varied, full-body workouts. Participants perform a range of exercises, including weightlifting, gymnastics, and aerobic movements, in a structured and timed format. CrossFit aims to improve strength, endurance, and overall physical fitness, often in a supportive group setting.
HIIT/Mobility
In this class, participants engage in bursts of intense, full-body exercises followed by mobility drills to improve flexibility and range of motion. This dual approach offers a well-rounded workout, enhancing cardiovascular fitness, strength, and overall body flexibility for a balanced and effective fitness routine.
Barre
This class is a low-impact but challenging fitness session that incorporates elements of ballet, Pilates, and yoga. Participants use a ballet barre for balance while performing isometric movements, small pulses, and stretches. This workout is designed to strengthen and tone muscles, improve flexibility, and enhance posture.
Ballistics
The class is an intense, explosive form of exercise that blends strength training with cardiovascular movements. Participants engage in rapid, powerful movements such as kettlebell swings, medicine ball throws, and plyometric exercises, all aimed at increasing speed, agility, and power.
Zumba
A Zumba class is a lively and energetic dance fitness session that fuses Latin-inspired dance movements with aerobic exercise. Participants groove to upbeat music, following the instructor’s choreography in a fun and engaging atmosphere.
Yoga
This class involves series of poses and stretches designed to improve balance, reduce stress, and enhance overall physical and mental health. It combines physical postures, controlled breathing, and meditation to promote flexibility, strength, and mental well-being.
Our Facility
With a focus on fitness and wellness, the Baker Field House & Fitness Center serves the Eielson community with a variety of programs and fitness activities in a state-of-the-art facility.
24/7 Fitness Center Access
The Fitness Center is open 24/7 and unmanned outside of normal operating hours. All current authorized patrons and those over 18 may have access during unmanned hours. Please stop by the front desk to register your CAC.
Intramural POCs
SrA Damian Ramos ● damian.ramos@us.af.mil
SrA Jacob Maness ● jacob.maness@us.af.mil
Flag Football
LOI due Aug 5
Coaches Meeting
Aug 8 ● 3:00 PM
Season Runs
Aug 13-Oct 1
Volleyball
LOI due Oct 7
Coaches Meeting
Oct 10 ● 3:00 PM
Season Runs
Oct 22-Dec 5
Small Equipment Check Out
To check out equipment, please visit the front desk.
Fitness Attire Guide
Appropriate clothing must be worn to maintain a proper image in a military and family fitness facility. Please comply with the guidelines for a safe and comfortable workout environment.
Massage Therapy with Abbigail
Massage Types:
60 min: $85
90 min: $125
Specialty Treatments:
30 min Scalp/Sinus/Facial Massage: $50
Spa Facial/Foot Treament: $12
Hot Towels/Aromatherapy: $6
Book today and call 907.377.1925
Massage Therapy with Jim
Available Saturday & Sunday from 12:30PM – 5:30PM
Massage Types:
- Therapeutic
- Deep Tissue
- Sports
Price:
30 min: $35
1 hour: $60
Book today and call 907.377.1925
Personal Trainer
Book an appointment today!
Ready to take your fitness to the next level? Our Personal Trainer services offer individualized support tailored to your fitness goals. Whether you’re new to working out or looking to enhance your routine, our certified trainer is here to help.
How to Register:
Sign up at the front desk of the Fitness Center or call 907-377-2801.
Availability:
- Monday – Friday: 5:30PM – 9:00PM
- Saturday & Sunday: 9:00AM – 5:00PM
Pricing:
- Initial Counseling Session: Free (15-20 minutes)
- Individual Session: $30 for 1 hour
- Group Session: $30 for the first person, and $25 for each additional person. Each session lasts 1 hour.
The Great Alaska Fitness Challenge
Rock Wall
Our front desk team will guide you with the right equipment and expert knowledge, ensuring a safe and enjoyable climbing experience.
For your safety, climbers should weigh between 40lbs – 220lbs and don’t forget to wear snug attire for a comfy and safe climb!
Please note, during unmanned hours, the rock wall is not available.
Dress Code
Appropriate clothing must be worn to maintain a proper image in a military and family fitness facility. Attire should be conservative and modest in nature.
Obscene/offensive language or graphics are prohibited. Athletic attire and athletic-type shoes will be worn in all activity and equipment areas.
During the winter, the Two Shoe Policy is implemented. You must bring athletic shoes inside and change into them to prevent tracking in snow and ice into the facility.
Military utility uniforms are authorized to be worn during workouts and members may remove their utility uniform coat (shirt); however, t-shirts must be worn. Only court shoes with non-marking soles will be worn on hardwood floors; boots are not authorized on treadmills or hardwood floors.
Casual slacks/shorts and jeans are considered non-exercise attire and are not to be worn. Due to safety concerns (including an increased risk of dehydration and heat illness), garments made of plastic, rubber, nylon, etc., that are specifically designed to increase the amount of perspiration, are not authorized in any fitness facility, to include outdoor running tracks and fields.
Patrons not wearing proper attire will receive a courtesy reminder about dress code policy and may be asked to change into appropriate exercise clothing. Multiple dress code violations may result in temporary loss of facility privileges.
Age Restrictions
Youth Ages 16 & Up
During Staffed Hours. Permitted in all areas of the Fitness Center without a qualified adult.
Youth Ages 13–15
During Staffed Hours. Permitted in cardiovascular, weight equipment, group exercise rooms, locker rooms, saunas only under qualified adult interactive supervision (requires qualified adult and child to participate in/perform an activity together at all times). Permitted in other activity areas (i.e., basketball court, racquetball court, running track) only when a qualified adult is present in the facility at all times.
Youth Ages 6–12
Not permitted in the cardiovascular, sauna, weight equipment rooms, or group exercise rooms during scheduled adult exercise classes. Permitted in other activity areas (i.e., basketball court, racquetball courts, running track, locker room, Parent/Youth Area (PYA) only under qualified adult interactive supervision. **Interactive supervision requires qualified adult and child to participate in/perform an activity together at all times**
Ages 5 & Under
Not permitted in FSCs except as follows: Permitted in FSC Parent (legal guardian)/Child Areas (PCAs) for supervised play. Allowed to be a participant (participating in age-appropriate programming) or spectator in a sports activity or special event under qualified adult interactive supervision. (Interactive supervision requires qualified adult and child to participate in/perform an activity together at all times.)
A “qualified adult” is a parent, legal guardian, qualified family member program (EFMP) staff member, or qualified child & youth program personnel, Fitness and Sports Center personnel conducting a program, or coach.
Age Policy During Unstaffed Hours
Unsupervised youth under the age of 18 (excluding all Active Duty) are prohibited from using unstaffed facilities. The participation of supervised youth is limited based on the appropriateness of available equipment to their size, weight, and experience level.
