Thursday, April 23, 2009

Summer Payroll Deductions

Summer Payroll Deduction period will be May 18th-June 5th. For more information, check out our memberships page - http://www.campusrecreation.txstate.edu/programs/informal/memberships.html

The Golf Simulator is open

The Golf Simulator is open! Call 512-245-4989 or stop by to make a tee time.  Fee $10/hr.  Price split among the number of players.   There will be a 9 Hole Match Play Tournament  - Thu 4/23 , Fri 4/24 Mon 4/27, Tue 4/28 - $5 per person with a 16 player field.  Prizes for first and second.    http://www.campusrecreation.txstate.edu/programs/golf/golfsimulator.html

 

Riverfest in Sewell Park

Riverfest Today - 3 pm to 11 pm today in Sewell Park, Free Inflatable Games, Drinks and Giveaways. Concert by the Expendables, Eleven Fingered Charlie, 46

Live Fit Live Well!

 

Live Fit Live Well!!

 

The sun is shining and temperatures are rising!

Summer is the time to shed layers of clothes as well as some pounds. 

Come learn how to add some sizzle into your summer fitness routine!

Join us to get a workout, learn how to slim down and stay in shape this summer!

 

This workshop is open to ALL VPSA Student Affairs Staff

 

Presented By:

Raquel Cruz, Assistant Director - Fitness and Wellness

Department of Campus Recreation

 

Presentation will include:

· Demonstration of simple exercises to tone you up!

· Secret summer foods that will help you slim down!

· Helpful safety tips when exercising in the summer!

· Handouts, low calorie snacks and GREAT PRIZES!

· FREE personal fitness assessments with personal trainers!

 

May 7th

2:00-4:00 pm

LBJ Student Center Ballroom

Wear comfortable clothes and shoes

 

This workshop is brought to you by Student Affairs Support Staff Team

 

If you have specific questions or problems/concerns you would like addressed,

please e-mail your questions and to RSVP by Friday, May 1st, contact:

Cheryl Harper, Alcohol and Drug Resource Center at

CH13@txstate.edu or 245.3601.

Please RSVP or send special accommodations by Friday, May 1st.

 

Monday, April 13, 2009

Intramural Basketball Championship

By Bonnie Uresti, Marketing Writer

On Tuesday, April 7, 2009, 60 teams battled it out in the Intramural Basketball Championship games held in the Texas State Student Recreation Center. Only a select few, won the honor of wearing the much esteemed Intramural Championship t-shirts.

The IM Sports champion teams include:
Co- Rec- "Slumdog Millionaires"
Fraternity- "Sigma Nu"
Women's- "Player's Inc."
Men's A- "Goonsquad"
Men's B- "Brew Crew"

"I thought we played a lot of good teams throughout the season. We had a couple of close games that could have gone either way, but we had some players step up and make key shots down the stretch," Ben Melear, “Brew Crew” member, said.

The "Brew Crew" honed in on their team skills by playing IM flag football in the fall. Yet, they get serious with basketball, which is their true passion.

The win was a great accomplishment for the "Brew Crew" since the playoffs were a struggle to get through.

"We were excited because that's all we talked about since last semester," Jacob Browning said.

The whole team stepped up their game, which propelled them into the championship games. "We won three of our playoff games by a combined seven points so a couple of teams had us pretty nervous," Everett Towell said.

The team is proud to wear the much coveted Intramural Champion t-shirts.

"Not everyone gets to wear them," Browning said.

"It was great winning because I've never won any kind of sports tournament so it was fun," Towell said.

Personal Fitness Advice


Madelynn Perez
Motivation, determination and a healthier outlook on life can be gained through the help of a well qualified personal trainer. Although most students are unaware of the great personal trainers we have on campus, it’s still not too late to get in on the action.
The help and health benefits that come along with personal training can last a life time and “improve your overall health awareness,” says Chance Lauer a freshman majoring in international studies.
Personal trainers keep clients well motivated and focused on their workout, with little to no distractions. Lauer also feels that personal training has benefited his “over all better health,” and he is convinced it helps him “release stress and sleep better at night.
” College students are always bombarded with stress, from classes and life. With finals coming up, we all need a personal trainer to come to the rescue.
Many students are unaware of the personal trainers available to them on campus. To add to the benefits, they offer, at a fraction of the cost compared to other sessions gyms in San Marcos. Many of the personal trainers have a flexible schedule and will work around students class schedules.
“I have had clients as early as six a.m.,” Billy Grieser a junior majoring in finance says. What a great way to start a day at Texas State!
When asked what he enjoyed most about being a personal trainer, Brent DeWolfe a physical education graduate student said “Seeing his clients physique improve and their confidence grow.
” Now that you know all the great benefits a personal trainer provides, what are you waiting for? Sign up with a one today!

Custom adventure trips for your group!

The Adventure Trip Program of Outdoor Recreation offers custom trips for your group! Custom trips are a great way to strengthen bonds between group members and to get away from the stresses of school and work. Guides, equipment and transportation are all provided at a reasonable price. Contact the Outdoor Center today to set up a trip for your organization’s next group function!

Robert Gutierrez - wrote recently >>>

I would like to say thank you to the Outdoor Recreation Staff for hosting our Jackson Hall program yesterday. It was a success, and everyone who attended had a great time. If you can somehow let Ben, Connor, and Ava know that we really appreciate their help, and I made a video and posted it on YouTube.



Can you forward it to them and the staff, and let them know they're doing an awesome job.
Thanks again,


Robert Gutierrez
Resident Assistant Jackson Hall
Athletic Coordinator