Thirty-five thousand square feet of basketball dreams. That’s the Mo Ostin Basketball Center. Located just southwest of Pauley Pavilion it’s a state-of-the-art training facility. Opened in October 2017 it serves UCLA’s men’s and women’s basketball teams.
The Mo Ostin Basketball Center isn’t just a gym. It’s a testament to dedication and generosity. Its namesake Mo Ostin a legendary music executive donated a significant sum. He spent 32 years at Warner Bros Records 25 as CEO. He worked with icons like Frank Sinatra Jimi Hendrix and the Grateful Dead. His contribution along with others from Russell Westbrook and Kevin Love made this magnificent facility possible. Westbrook Court and the Kevin Love Strength and Conditioning Facility are named in their honor. Ann Meyers Drysdale Court another namesake acknowledges the legacy of a Bruin great.
This building isn’t just about hoops. It’s about comprehensive athletic development. The Kevin Love Strength and Conditioning Facility is on the second floor. It boasts power racks Keiser machines and Vertimax training systems. It’s a testament to the holistic approach UCLA takes to athletic performance. The Acosta Athletic Training Complex is nearby. It offers additional resources including hydrotherapy pods. The Mo Ostin Basketball Center provides a complete training environment. It supports student athletes with strength training injury prevention and sports nutrition.
The Mo Ostin Basketball Center is more than just bricks and mortar. It’s a symbol of UCLA’s commitment to excellence. It represents the legacy of its namesake and the contributions of its star athletes. It’s a place where dreams are honed and championships are built. A visit to the Mo Ostin Basketball Center offers a glimpse into the dedication and resources that propel UCLA basketball to greatness.