Sadolin Spordihoone is a comprehensive sports and competition complex in Rapla, Estonia, situated at Viljandi mnt 69a. This venue offers a large, divisible arena suitable for basketball and volleyball with spectator seating, alongside facilities for daily exercise such as squash courts, a gym, and an aerobics studio. Additional options include an indoor running strip, long-jump pit, table tennis, and an air-rifle range, providing a diverse range of sporting activities.
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Rapla's main arena combines a near-1,000-seat ball hall with squash, fitness, athletics and an air-rifle range.
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Sadolin Spordihoone is a broad competition and training complex on Viljandi road. Its 1,216-square-metre arena divides for basketball or volleyball and can host nearly a thousand spectators, while two squash courts, a 200-square-metre gym and a similarly sized aerobics studio support daily exercise. A three-lane indoor running strip, long-jump pit, table tennis and a short air-rifle range add specialist options rarely found together.
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