Campus Rec News
Join us for Cupid’s Challenge on the FSU Challenge Course
Get ready for an unforgettable Valentine’s Day celebration at the FSU Lakefront Park on February 15! Join us from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. for Cupid’s Challenge—a high and low challenge course adventure to share with your partner or friend. Registration is NOW OPEN and closes on Friday, February 14. Secure your spot on Rec Connect by signing up today or visit our Challenge page to learn more. The cost is $50 per FSU student pair and $70 per non-student pair. Don’t miss out on the fun!
Register This Month for Intramural Sports, Outdoor Pursuits
Basketball, soccer, softball, sand volleyball, spikeball, battleship, and fishing are among our intramural sports set to begin soon. Check out registration dates and details on the Intramural Sports page for all of this spring’s offerings. And, over 30 outdoor adventure experiences are on the schedule with Outdoor Pursuits this spring. Registration for February & early March trips is underway. Visit our Outdoor Pursuits page for all the details.
Try a Group Fitness or F45 Class This Week
Spinning, Barre, Pilates, Cardio Dance and more… Check out the Spring Group Fitness Schedule and take a free class this week. Get your spot early, register on Rec Connect 25 hours prior to the class time. Elevate your workout with F45 Team Training, take a single class for $15 or get an unlimited pass through Spring Break or all spring semester. See the F45 Schedule for details.
Join us for SPARK Week, February 24-28
It’s our third annual SPARK Week, February 24-28. Inspired from the book Spark: The Revolutionary New Science of Exercise and the Brain by Dr. John Ratey, we will be having activities and events the entire week to promote the importance of physical and mental health! From our interactive art piece all week at the Student Union, Pilates and Mindfulness workshop on Landis Green, and our end-of-week- celebration, SPARK Fest, we’ve got a lot in store for you! Visit our event page to learn more.
Use the myFSU Mobile App to Find FSU Rec App Features on Your Phone
The FSU Rec standalone mobile app has been discontinued. All users will now find access to your ID barcode for entry, class registration, and forthcoming new features on the FSU Rec page in the myFSU mobile app. Yes, simply click on the Campus Rec circle spear logo in the University’s myFSU mobile app, login with your FSU credentials as needed, and you’ll find all the features of our previous app there. Download the myFSU app and get help with account management and registration tips on our FSU Rec in myFSU mobile help page.
Earlier this summer, Campus Recreation moved to a new web platform for class and program registration, membership management, and facility reservations. You’ll see also see changes in our Rec Connect web portal. Our new portal will enable us to provide additional online functionality to improve your experience with us. Watch for new features rolling out in the coming months!
Fitness
Finding your favorite way to move is essential to your college success. It’s more than breaking a sweat – exercise helps you sleep better, lowers stress levels, and increases focus. Hit the gym on your own, get a personal trainer, workout with friends in a small group, join a fitness class, take a swim, or relax in the spa. There’s something for every interest and ability in Campus Rec!
Sports
Play to win, play for fun, play year-round. Whether you’ve never played before, or you want to continue with your favorite sport, we have opportunities to get involved. Our two sport programs, Intramural Sports and Sport Clubs, offer different experiences and sport offerings. Or, just join a pick-up game at one of our four outdoor sports facilities.
Outdoor Adventures
Our Outdoor Recreation programs create unique experiences on-campus, at our Lakefront Park, and all across the Southeast. Whether you complete a Challenge team building course, kayak on Lake Bradford, or take a trip with Outdoor Pursuits; each experience is built to develop new skills, enhance your appreciation of the wilderness, adapt to new and challenging situations, and build lifelong relationships.