Northeastern University Campus Recreation - Presentation

Husky 101: Northeastern Orientation

Campus Recreation : www.campusrec.neu.eduCampus Recreation : www.campusrec.neu.edu


• Admission to all Home Intercollegiate C t tContests

• Access to all Recreation FacilitiesAccess to all Recreation Facilities

• General Recreation Programs and Services

• Special Programs and Events

• Future Programs and FacilitiesCampus Recreation : www.campusrec.neu.eduCampus Recreation : www.campusrec.neu.edu


•RECREATIONAL FACILITIES•RECREATIONAL FACILITIES•INTRAMURAL SPORTS•GROUP FITNESS PROGRAMGROUP FITNESS PROGRAM•PERSONAL TRAINING PROGRAM•CLUB SPORTS PROGRAM•NU-OPPS: Non Credit Instruction•SPECIAL EVENTSEMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES•EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES



• Marino Recreation Center

• Cabot Physical Education Center

• Matthews Arena

Badger & Rosen Center• Badger & Rosen Center

Campus Recreation: www.campusrec.neu.eduCampus Recreation : www.campusrec.neu.eduCampus Recreation : www.campusrec.neu.edu


The Marino Center, with its architecture and state-of -the-art fitness and recreation amenities, is an 81,000 square-f t b ildi th t t d f th t t ti lfoot building that was voted one of the top ten recreational facilities in the country. The center which opened in the Fall of 1996, is utilized for intramural and club sports, drop-in recreation, instructional programs, personal training and group fitness. The entire center serves the varied physical and recreational needs of our diverse population.p p



THE FIRST FLOOR• The Atrium.

• Cafes, a market, and ATM machinesmachines.

• The main Campus Recreation Office.

• Women’s and men’s locker rooms each house lockers, sauna and shower areas.

• Equipment check out desk to sign out locks, towels, basketballs, jump ropes,basketballs, jump ropes, magazines and more.



THE SECOND FLOOR

• Cardiovascular Equipment: 28 stairclimbers, 29 treadmills, 5 expresso internet bikes, 52

i ht d b t i bik 9upright and recumbent exercise bikes, 9 rowing ergometers, 28 elliptical climbers and a Treadwall that simulates rock climbing.

• A 3,800-square-foot multipurpose room is• A 3,800 square foot multipurpose room is used for group fitness classes, Fitness special events, and martial arts.

• Fitness Kiosk

• The gymnasium is comprised of three basketball courts that can also be used for volleyball, badminton, Futsal, and floor hockey.hockey.



THE THIRD FLOOR

• 46 free-weight stations• 58 stations of Body Master• 58 stations of Body Master

& Life Fitness selectorizedmachines

• 7 Star Trac functional• 7 Star Trac functional training stations

• 3 lane suspended jogging tracktrack.

• Fitness Kiosk



HOME OF THE HUSKIES• Athletic Administration and

Coaches Offices.Coaches Offices. • Home venue for basketball,

volleyball, swimming and diving.• Students have access to the

swimming pool, racquetball courts, and the indoor track.

• A multipurpose fieldhouse known th “C ” S t has the “Cage.” Sports such as

intramural soccer and flag football are held here.



FORMERLY THE BOSTON ARENA

• Largest ice surface in the a gest ce su ace t eBoston Area.

• Home of the Men’s and Women’s Ice Hockey Teams y(The sport with the most dedicated fans at

Northeastern) and Men’s Basketball.St d t th i k f bliStudents may use the rink for public skating, club figure skating and ice hockey, and intramural ice hockey

and broomball.



• World class squash facility q ywith eight state-of-the-art courts.

• Fully equipped fitness area• Fully equipped fitness area and multipurpose room.

• Men’s and women’s locker i h drooms with saunas and

shower areas.



D i d t id t d t• Designed to provide students with friendly competition each semester.

• Traditional sports are offered each semester, so that all t d t h th t itstudents have the opportunity

to participate even if they are away on co-op.

• Intramural Sports are offered year round.



Basketball Roller HockeyBroomball Ice HockeyVolleyball Indoor SoccerWiffleball Dodgeball

Flag Football FutsalBasketball Skills KickballSoftball Floor HockeyMini Lacrosse



Step 1:p

Register on-line @ www.campusrec.neu.edu

Step 3:Step 2: Step 3:Send a team

representative to the Mandatory Managers

Step 2:The team captain will then be

notified by the Campus Recreation Intramural Staff if Mandatory Managers

Meeting to find out about rules, regulations, policies, procedures, and schedules.

your team has been officially entered, and inform you on payment methods regarding the p ,forfeiture bond.



One of our Most PopularOne of our Most PopularPrograms!

• The group fitness program begins th fi t k f h tthe first week of each semester.

• 1000+ participants sign up. • We offer up to 75 classes per

week, and as many as 15 classes daily.

• All fitness classes are taught by students who are nationally certified, and trained through our Aerobic Instructor in Training Program (AIT)Program (AIT).



Group Fitness Classes

ABS 30 min Knock Out (TKO) 55 minBootcamp 55 min Mat Pilates 55 minCardio Combo 55 min On the Ball 55 minCardiobox 55 min Plyos & Conditioning 55 minCardiobox Plus 75 min Step & Kick 55 minCardioSculpt 55 min Step & Sculpt 55 minCycle 45 45 min Step I/II 55 minCycle 60 60 min Thighs, Butts, & Guts 45 minCycle Plus 60 min Total Body Sculpting 55 minEnergizer Combo 55 min Ultimate Mix 55 minEnergizer-Combo 55 min Ultimate Mix 55 minFatburn 55 min Yoga 55 minFoam & Form 55 min Zumba 55 minFunk 55 min

Campus Recreation: www.campusrec.neu.edu

Funk 55 min



The best deal on fitness classes you can find in Boston!The best deal on fitness classes you can find in Boston!

• $50.00 per semester• Breaks down to $ 3.33 a week for 15 weeksBreaks down to $ 3.33 a week for 15 weeks• $1.11 a class, if you attend three classes/week



The Personal Training Program is designed to benefit anyone interested in improving their physical fitness, mental health and lifestylemental health, and lifestyle.

Whether you are a beginner or an athlete we will evaluate your current fitness level and health risk

Register online

fitness level and health risk.

Knowing your fitness level will help us develop a specific exercise program h ill ll hi Register online

A personal trainer will contactYou to come in, fill outYour paperwork, and

get you started.

that will allow you to achieve your health and fitness goals.

get you started.



A complete training experience that includes:

• Health & Readiness Questionnaire

• Fitness Assessment• Fitness Assessment

• Personalized Program

• One on One Training



Student Initiated And Administered

Women’s Rugby Cycling

Competitive Club Sport TeamsWomen’s Ultimate Frisbee

If you are interested in a competitive sport, the Club Sports Program might be what you are looking for. We offer 40+ Competitive Teams

who compete locally, regionally and nationally. Our teams are

Women s Rugby Cycling

p y, g y ysuccessful at all levels . The program is growing in its participant

numbers as well as the number and variety of teams that we support. If we do not offer a program that you like to compete in then we are

willing to work with you to develop a new team for that sport.



Alpine Skiing (M) Golf (M) Rugby (W) Swimming (W)

Alpine Skiing (W) Ice Hockey (M) Running Table Tennis

Baseball Ice Hockey (W) Sailing (Coed) Tennis (M)

Basketball (M) Inline Hockey Sailing (W) Tennis (W)

Basketball (W) Judo Soccer (M) TriathlonBasketball (W) Judo Soccer (M) Triathlon

Cheerleading Lacrosse (M) Soccer (W) Ultimate Frisbee (M)

Cycling Lacrosse (W) Synchronized Skating Ultimate Frisbee (W)

Dance Team Paintball Squash (M) Volleyball (M)

Field Hockey Powerlifting Squash (W) Volleyball (W)

Figure Skating Rugby (M) Swimming (M) Wrestling



2009 2010 Highlights:2009-2010 Highlights:Two Team National Championships (Women’s Ice Hockey and Baseball)Two Individual National Champions (Powerlifting)(Powerlifting)USTA New England Club of the Year(Men’s and Women’s Tennis)Fifteen teams Participate at Nationals

National club baseball association dII

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

Participation at National Championships 09-10:

BASEBALLWOMEN’S BASKETBALL

MEN’S SWIMMINGWOMEN’S SWIMMING

CYCLING- Mountain & roadFIELD HOCKEYWOMEN’S ICE HOCKEYPAINTBALLPOWERLIFTING

MEN’S TENNISWOMEN’S TENNISTRIATHLONMEN’S VOLLEYBALLWOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL American collegiate hockey association dII


NATIONAL CHAMPIONS


Proposed New Teams forProposed New Teams for2010-2011:

Shooting SoftballShooting SoftballCoed Sailing: Boston Cares

Club Sport teams are encouraged to give back to the community. Many teams participate in a variety of community service opportunities throughout the year.

Coed Sailing: Boston Cares

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Men’s Lacrosse: Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s “Light the Night Walk”

Women’s Ultimate Frisbee: Greater Boston Food Bank


Campus Recreation“Be Inspired…To Re-Create”

PROVIDES:

pNon-Credit Instructional Programs

• Diverse Blend of Non‐credit classes… for personal enrichment and skill progressions in a community learning environment.

S t f l i ti l t i di id l d d l t• Spectrum of classes… in martial arts, individual and dual sports, body/mind/spirit, dance, and fusion.

• An opportunity for accomplished professional instructors to share their• An opportunity …for accomplished, professional instructors to share their expertise with the Northeastern community at a nominal cost.

• An avenue to balance stress engage socially and learn culturallyAn avenue… to balance stress, engage socially, and learn culturally.



Martial Arts• Aikido

Judo• Judo• Jujitsu• Karate• Tae Kwon Do• Street Self

Defense• Hapkido • Long-Fist Kung Fu• Long-Fist Kung Fu• Capoeira


A CHANCE TO UNWIND…TO FEEL CENTERED.


WIN PRIZES!WIN PRIZES!

• IDITAROD INDOOR TRIATHLON

• MARCH MADNESS HOOP DREAM COMPETITION

FITNESS CHALLENGE• FITNESS CHALLENGE

• Expresso Ride

XBOX CHALLENGE (C t i t th NU t d t d• XBOX CHALLENGE (Compete against other NU students, and the overall winner will compete live nationally!)



The Campus Recreation D lDepartment employs over 250 students each semester. Students are either hired as work-study or part-time in various positionsvarious positions throughout the Campus Recreation Program.

ONE OF THE LARGEST EMPLOYERS ON CAMPUS!



• Facility AssistantsWeight Room Supervisors• Weight Room Supervisors

• Maintenance Personnel• Intramural Officials• Statisticians• Club Sport Van Drivers*• Lifeguards *Lifeguards • Personal Trainers *• Group Fitness Instructors *

* Certification required, training available.



RECORDED FACILITY HOTLINE 617-373-2667CAMPUS RECREATION OFFICE 617-373-4433

MARINO CENTER 617-373-2668CABOT CENTER 617-373-2666BADGER & ROSEN CENTER 617-373-7604


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