About
Recreation Center
The Indoor Practice Facility was completed in 2003. Among its features are two artificial turf fields (55 yards and 65 yards), retractable goal posts on each end, a sideline staging facility for offensive linemen, and four batting cages. The IPF serves as an indoor practice arena for the football, soccer, golf, baseball and softball teams and a variety of other sports programs, including extramurals and intramurals.
Location
Reviews
4.8
20 reviews
5 stars
18
4 stars
1
3 stars
1
2 stars0
1 star0
- RCRodney CashMar 16, 20245.0I love Provo ❤️ it is so beautiful!
- SSStuart SpendloveJun 17, 20235.0This is an amazing indoor practice facility for the BYU football team and where they hold camp for kids!
- JSJoe SeelyApr 2, 20235.0This is one of my happy places. I love coming to pro day here
Frequently Asked Questions About Indoor Practice Facility (IPF)
What is the Indoor Practice Facility (IPF) at BYU?
The IPF is an indoor sports complex completed in 2003, featuring two artificial turf fields, retractable goal posts, a sideline staging area, and four batting cages for various sports practices.
Which sports teams use the Indoor Practice Facility?
The IPF serves as an indoor practice arena for BYU's football, soccer, golf, baseball, and softball teams, as well as extramural and intramural sports programs.
Where is the Indoor Practice Facility located?
It is located at N 150 E, Provo, Utah, 84604, United States.
How can I contact the Indoor Practice Facility for more information?
You can reach them by phone at +1 801-422-2096 or visit their website at https://byucougars.com/.
What are some nearby places to the Indoor Practice Facility that visitors might want to visit?
Nearby places include BYU Football Practice Field, Student Athlete Building, and BYU Legacy Hall, which offer additional sports and cultural experiences.
Are there dining options near the Indoor Practice Facility?
Yes, visitors can enjoy nearby dining at Jamba Juice for smoothies, Legends Grille for American cuisine, or Koko Lunchbox for Korean food.
Where can I find fitness and training centers close to the Indoor Practice Facility?
Nearby fitness options include Y Be Fit and the BYU Men's Volleyball gym, both offering health and active life services.
What are some nearby recreational facilities around the Indoor Practice Facility?
You can visit the George Albert Smith Fieldhouse, Outdoor Tennis Courts, and BYU Tennis Courts for additional sports and recreational activities.
Is the Indoor Practice Facility open for public use or exclusively for BYU teams?
The IPF primarily serves BYU's sports teams and intramural programs; public access may be limited and should be checked with facility management.
What is the time zone for the Indoor Practice Facility?
The IPF is located in the America/Denver time zone.