All posts tagged "programming"
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Making it a Fun-out with Hybrid Workout Solutions
Sometimes we get so caught up in a workout, we forget to have fun. In fact, that is the basic summary of one of my...
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Flying Yoga at the University of Florida
Aerial yoga isn’t at the top of many programming lists, but it’s worth considering if you’d like a unique fitness class that really grabs students’...
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Consistency is Key in Facility Planning and Renovation
Each year, more and more campus recreation facilities are going through updates and renovations to become expansive and inclusive spaces offering far more than a...
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UCF’s Inclusive Recreation Expo Highlights Adaptive Programs
Inclusivity is an important element of campus recreation, and an increasing number of rec centers are making a concentrated effort to make their facilities more...
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In 1957, the France A. Córdova Recreational Sports Center (the CoRec) opened. As one of the first standalone recreation centers in the country — an accolade...
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Accept the Challenge to Improve Campus Quality of Life
The average American college student spends as many as 16 hours a day indoors. A lot of this time indoors is inevitable. Classes, labs and...
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The Pursuit of Wellness
Wellness has surpassed “buzzword status” on campuses nationwide. Rising student stress levels and a growing appreciation for emotional and physical balance have resulted in unprecedented...
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The Basics of New Fitness Programs at Michigan
Beginning in Fall 2014, the fitness programs at the University of Michigan have experienced an unprecedented rise in popularity. In the span of three years,...
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Pink Gloves Boxing Hitting the Mark at Cleveland State
Fun, community, achievement. Those three words describe Pink Gloves Boxing’s vision. Garret Garrels founded the total body, high intensity training program in 2006. It uses...
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Aquatics Programming Drives Engagement at UCF
Before the weather turns frosty, aquatics programming can be used to great effect in engaging students. To make aquatics programming work for you doesn’t require...
