FALL AT REC SPORTS: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW 

Rec-A-Palooza is almost here! Mark your calendar for Sunday, Aug. 24, from 1pm to 4pm at the Student Rec Center. Get ready for a party at the Rec where you can challenge yourself, play games, win swag and learn all about the Rec Sports community. 

To enter the event, you’ll need to download the Rec Sports app, be sure to do it ahead of time for faster check-in. This year, entry will be through the south entrance of the Student Rec Center. If you’re walking past Kyle Field under Welborn through Pickard Pass, follow the sidewalk between the Rec and the railroad tracks for the quickest route.

Until then, the main entrance for the Student Rec Center is now open, giving you access to the entire facility.. Since renovations are still underway, check out the Rec Sports website for the most current information on hours of operation, construction updates, and facility access . The Southside and Polo Road Rec Centers are open this fall and ready to welcome new and returning Aggies!

Rec Sports has a brand-new hiring page this semester, with an interface that makes it easier to see which positions are open. 

Currently, Aquatics is hiring lifeguards, Intramural Sports is hiring officials, and Safety and Risk Management is hiring instructors. Starting  Wednesday, Aug. 20, Operations & Events will be hiring associates. 

As the largest student employer on campus, Rec Sports is proud to provide valuable experience, foster connections, and put money back into student’s pockets. Don’t miss your chance to apply!

Rec Sports is now hiring:

Searching for a job that’s fun and application-free? Intramural Sports is hiring  officials for basketball, flag football, soccer, softball, and volleyball. 

Instead of filling out paperwork, you just need to attend an orientation to get hired. Orientations will take place during the second week of classes, check the Rec Sports website for dates and times.

If you want to become the strongest version of yourself this fall, try Aggie Performance.  Within a small group, the program blends strength training and cardio to help you target specific goals, whether that’s building strength, perfecting form, or kickstarting healthy habits. 

From Strength and Conditioning Fundamentals to Train Like An Athlete, there are programs to build strength and agility at all skill levels. Not sure if it’s right for you? You will have a chance to try out sessions  during Rec Sports Free Weeks, Monday, Sept. 1 through Friday, Sept. 5.

Most Group RecXercise classes will move back into the Student Rec Center when the fall semester begins on Monday, Aug. 25. Some classes will continue at the Southside Rec Center, giving you options no matter where you are on campus. 

From old favorites like Fri-YAY HIIT to new additions like Human Reformer, there’s always something familiar to return to and something new to explore.

With Group RecXercise, motivation comes easily when your workout buddies not only keep you accountable but also show up with you. Check out the class schedules on the Fitness & Wellness website and start planning your routine now. 

Additionally, specialty classes like Pilates Reformer and Boxing Bootcamp will return with Free Week offerings Tuesday, Sept. 2 through Friday, Sept. 5 to Tuesday, Sept. 2.

Aquatics will be offering two sessions of Adult Learn-to-Swim this semester: the first starting on Monday, Sept. 8 and the second beginning Monday, Oct. 20.

The American Red Cross program is open to all skill levels, designed to improve technique and boost confidence in the water with certified instructors. Free Week opportunities will run Monday, Aug. 25 through Thursday, Aug. 28.

The Outdoor Adventures rental center will kick off the semester with a 50% discount on all rental items, from Monday, Aug. 25 through Sunday, Aug. 31.

But the savings don’t stop there, gear for camping, water sports, and rock climbing will be available for all your outdoor needs all semester long. 

Or, don’t go it alone. Take a trip with Outdoor Adventures this fall, go backpacking through the Guadalupe Mountains or go paddleboarding at a local lake. This fall, the adventure is yours to choose.