REPS Athletic Training Center program
THE REPS STORY

A place where everybody belongs.

REPS was built to give Long Island athletes, teams, coaches and community groups a space to move, connect and get better together.

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THE WORK What to expect

Movement for everyone.

01Athlete-first local community
02Inclusive and adaptive programming
03Open to teams, trainers and organizations
Community movement session hosted at REPS
COMMUNITY IN MOTION

A field is more than lines on turf.

It can be a first step, a breakthrough, a team memory or a place to feel seen. REPS opens its space to the programs that make Long Island stronger.

GOOD TO KNOW Before your first rep

Your questions.
Answered.

Planning a practice, looking for a program or visiting for the first time? Start here.

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Where is REPS Athletic Training Center?

REPS is at 2343 Middle Country Road, Centereach, NY 11720, serving athletes, teams and families throughout Suffolk County and Long Island.

How do I request turf or court time?

Select Book / Rent and send your contact details, activity, preferred date and time, and group size. The REPS team will follow up with availability and pricing. A request does not reserve a time until REPS confirms it.

Who can rent space at REPS?

Clubs, school and town teams, coaches, trainers and community organizations can inquire about indoor turf and basketball court rentals. Tell us about your activity so we can help you find the right space.

Which sports and programs are available?

REPS shares lacrosse, basketball, baseball and softball, field hockey, soccer, speed and agility, clinics, leagues and community programming. Programs and schedules vary by season; contact REPS for current availability.

Can beginners and younger athletes participate?

REPS offers youth and beginner-friendly programming as well as team training. Ask about the age range, experience level and equipment requirements for the specific session before registering.

Does REPS offer inclusive or adaptive programs?

REPS has hosted adaptive sports, sensory-friendly yoga and other inclusive community activities. Contact the team to discuss current programs and any accommodations that would help you participate.

What should athletes bring?

Bring water and sport-appropriate clothing. Footwear, protective equipment and sticks or other gear depend on the activity. Confirm the requirements with your coach or REPS before your visit.

How can I hear about upcoming clinics and events?

Join the REPS newsletter for updates about events, competitions and clinics, and follow @repslongisland on Instagram or REPSLongIsland on Facebook.

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