Go Green, Get Lean
Go Green, Get Lean is an alternative transportation challenge that encourages you to leave your car at home and get moving! Ride the bus, car pool, walk, or bike to work and lessen your carbon footprint on the earth. We can all make an impact if we leave our cars at home even a few times a week. Not to mention what it will do for your overall health and well being. Registration continues until April 10.
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OUTDOOR PROGRAM
Drop-In Kayak Nights
Kayak Demo nights are sponsored by the Outdoor Program. These drop-in sessions are also a great way to learn about the upcoming river events and to work on your skills. On April 1 and 8, meet at the pool in the Kinesiology Annex at 7PM. We will have the Alpenglow Demo on April 1 and the Idaho River Sports Demo on April 8.
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Multi-Day River Trip Planning
On April 2, learn how to efficiently plan a multi-day river trip. This session will cover food buys and prep, transportation, shuttles, land management regulations, equipment rentals, and even the best camp sites and hikes on the river section you are running. If you are planning a multi-day river trip, this clinic is for you.
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Drop-In Bike Basic Bike Repair Clinic
Every Thursday from April 3 until May 15, park your car at home and get your bike out of the garage. Here is your chance to drop by with your bike and have a trained mechanic give you technical advice. The mechanic will help you make minor adjustments and do preventative maintenance.
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Community Climb
Community Climbs are bonus climbing sessions for Campus Recreation members and a chance for non members to experience our state-of-the-art climbing gym. Experience Community Climb on April 6.
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Outdoor Climbing
Explore the world of Outdoor Climbing. Sign up to learn about climbing history, equipment, knot tying, rope handling, proper belay techniques, and movement on rock. This is your chance to make the transition from indoor plastic holds to real rock. The first session of the seminar will be held in the Boise State Climbing Gym and will serve as a transition to outdoor climbing. On day two we will journey off campus and head to the Black Cliffs for a full day of outdoor climbing. All climbing equipment will be provided by the Outdoor Program. Registration continues until April 7.
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Outdoor Program Day Hikes
Spend the day in some of the most beautiful areas in our region and be home by dinner. Remember to bring your camera and a lunch. A packing list will be provided when you register. Registration continues until April 9 for the Day Hike to the Owyhee Desert.
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Multi-Day River Trip Menu Planning and Camp Cooking
On April 9, learn to cook gourmet food while camping in the outdoors. This clinic will teach you the tricks of the pros while emphasizing outdoor kitchen safety. Bring your questions and appetite. We are looking forward to seeing you.
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Whitewater Kayaking 101
These three-day seminars will offer students an opportunity to explore the basic techniques of kayaking. In the pool we will learn the history, equipment, stroke techniques for proper boat control, and the Eskimo roll. The river trips will focus on river reading, eddy turns, ferries, basic principles of river safety, and lots of fun. Registration for both sessions continues until April 9.
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Women That Rock
Want to try out indoor climbing, learn a new sport, or diversify your regular workout? On April 11, join us for our exclusive women-only nights. Each session offers a two-hour basic skills clinic for new climbers and open climbing for seasoned climbers.
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Used Outdoor Equipment Sale
On April 12, drop by and check out the great deals on the Outdoor Program's outdoor used equipment. There will be rafts, kayaks, snowshoes, skis, camping gear, and more for sale. All whitewater equipment will be sold through a two-hour silent auction process with the items going to the highest bidder. All non-whitewater items will be individually priced and will be sold on a first-come/first-serve basis. You must bring your Student ID to be eligible to purchase equipment at the sale.
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REC RESPONSE
For details call 426-1131 or click here
Standard First Aid with AED (adult CPR included) & Adult CPR/AED
Both classes take place on April 12. All participants who pass these classes will receive American Red Cross certifications.
INTRAMURAL SPORTS
For details call 426-2305 or click here
Dodgeball, Softball, and Golf Classic Tournaments
Registration begins on April 7.
FITNESS PROGRAM
Hundred Thousand Pound Club
Pound for pound...how do you stack up? Pull, press, push... Reps, sets, rest! Whew! We know you strength train regularly, but have you ever figured out how much weight you actually lift? Track your strength this month and win a cool prize! All calculations are based on your own body weight. Registration continues until April 4.
For details call 426-1131 or
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Endurance Ride
Endurance Ride happens on April 12. A long ride and good tunes, Endurance Ride features our regular cycling class extended to 90-minutes. Please bring an extra water bottle for this 90-minute ride.
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