DeepOcean Arena in Haugesund, Norway, is a versatile sports centre designed for indoor athletics and a variety of other activities. It boasts a 4,750-square-metre floor suitable for sprinting and jumping events, which can be configured into two handball courts. An adjacent strength training room is available for regular workouts. The venue also includes a 380-seat spectator stand, making it suitable for national competitions, school sports, exhibitions, and large gatherings.
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Haugesund's regional indoor-athletics arena offers a 95-by-50.5-metre floor, two handball courts, strength training and 380 seats.
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DeepOcean Arena is built around indoor athletics but deliberately accommodates much more. Its 4,750-square-metre floor supports sprinting and jumps and can divide into two handball courts, while an adjacent strength room serves regular training. A 380-seat stand and substantial service building allow national competitions, school sport, exhibitions, concerts and large gatherings to share the venue.
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