Åsenhallen in Sola, Norway, offers two municipal multi-use indoor courts, Hall A specifically prepared for elite handball, and Hall B for broader team sports. The facility also includes a dedicated strength room to complement court activities. Access is managed through allocated practice times and municipal hire, serving local clubs and community needs.
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Two municipal multi-use halls and a strength room, with the main arena equipped for elite-level handball in Sola.
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Åsenhallene gives Sola clubs two indoor courts that can carry parallel training and match programmes. Hall A is specifically prepared for elite handball, while Hall B broadens capacity for community and team sport. A strength room complements the court work, and access is organised through allocated practice times and municipal hire.
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