Campus Rec News
December 8-10: Last Weekend to Visit the Lakefront This Fall
The weather looks great for a visit to FSU’s Lakefront Park this weekend. Come out to the lake and enjoy temperatures in the 60s and 70s. Watercraft rentals are still suspended due to low water levels, but come out for a game of disc golf, sand volleyball, and plenty of room to relax. The Lakefront Park is open this Friday through Sunday, 11 a.m. until 6 p.m., then closed until after the holiday break. Fall graduates: This is your last chance to check the Lakefront off your FSU Bucket List for free!
Campus Rec Facilities Closed December 16 – January 4
To provide downtime for our team of student employees, train staff in preparation for the spring term, and the opportunity for important facility maintenance, all Campus Rec facilities will be closed beginning Saturday, December 16th and continuing until the first week of January.
The Fitness & Movement Clinic, located in the Mary Coburn Health and Wellness Center, will be open Friday, January 5th through Sunday, January 7th from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. Outdoor sports facilities will reopen with regular spring hours on Wednesday, January 3rd. The Lakefront Park opens the first weekend after spring classes begin on Friday, January 12th.
The Leach Center will remain closed until the first day of classes, Monday, January 8th with normal spring hours.
Florida State University is closed for the Winter Break, December 16 through January 2. Please note that all Campus Rec administrative offices are closed during this time. We will respond to questions and inquires when we return in 2024!
Try a Group Fitness or F45 Class This Week
Spinning, Barre, Pilates, Cardio Dance and more… Check out the Fall Group Fitness Schedule and take a free class this week. Get your spot early, register in the FSU Rec app 25 hours prior to the class time. And, F45 classes are available with our premium group fitness package. There are five free classes available each week for non-members. See the F45 Schedule for details.
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.
