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Located inside the Howard University, the Burr Gymnasium is a 2700 seater multi-purpose arena in Washington DC. It is home to Biscon, the basketball team of the University. The gymnasium hosts all of the Biscon's game and many other events like political meetings, local basketball games and other sports activities. The gym is most noted for being used for practice by Mike Tyson for his match against Kevin McBride. The facility also has a weights and cardio room and pilates room.
CrossFit MPH is a unisex fitness center. Featuring state of the art infrastructure, the place provides rigorous workout and fitness sessions, essentially focusing on crossfit. Here you get a 360 degree fitness makeover, starting with your nutritional changes and then on the physical fitness. For all those fitness crazy people looking for a great workout spot, CrossFit MPH is the place for you.
At Balance Gym Foggy Bottom you can expect everything Balance is known for — top notch personal training, full-body functional workouts, unique and heart pumping group classes —and of course, a fun-filled community. The Foggy Bottom location includes: an athletic training area with dumbbells, benches, and free weights; Olympic Lifting platforms and plates; a cardio and machine area; a salt water lap pool, whirlpool, sauna, steam room and showers; plus three additional open studios that will run various classes.
Ferebee-Hope Elementary School has been operational for more than 45 years and is located in Washington, D.C. The school s facilities include a gymnasium, music and art rooms, media center, cafeteria and regular working classrooms. It provides academic classes and an enrichment program to students in prekindergarten through grade five. The school s core curriculum includes reading, English, language arts, special education, music, speech, science, social studies, art and physical education. The school has a media center that houses a collection of books and supports and maintains the databases for an accelerated reader program. Ferebee-Hope Elementary School is operated by the District of Columbia Public Schools, which operates several elementary, middle and high schools.
