Fitness

Indiana University Recreational Sports Clubs

URL	http://www.iurecsports.org/club_listings
Contact	Student Recreational Sports Center (SRSC)
Phone	Hotline: 812-855-878
Email	recsport [at] indiana [dot] edu
Address	1601 Law Lane Bloomington, IN 47405
Description	Indiana University Recreational Sports handles all I.U.-related sports clubs. Visit website for information on any individual club's meeting times, membership requirements, and current officers. The list of active sports clubs (current as of March 2010) is: Aikido, Badminton, Ballroom Dance, Baseball, Basketball, Bass Fishing, Cricket, Cycling, Equestrian, Fencing, Field Hockey, Figure Skating, Filipino Martial Arts, Foosball, Gaelic Hurling, Golf, Gymnastics, Hapkido/Self Defense, Ice Hockey, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Judo, Karate, Kung Fu San Soo, Lacrosse - Men, Lacrosse - Women, Racquetball, Rowing, Rugby - Men, Rugby - Women, Running, Sailing, Soccer-Men, Soccer - Women, Softball, Swim, Swing, Table Tennis, Taekwondo, Tai Chi Chuan, Tennis, Ultimate Frisbee - Men, Ultimate Frisbee - Women, Volleyball - Men, Volleyball - Women, Water Polo - Men, Water Polo - Women, Water Ski/Wakeboard.
Phone	812-855-SRSC (7772)
Subjects	Baseball Basketball Bicycles Boats and Boating Fencing Fishing Fitness Frisbee (Game) Gymnastics Horsemanship Ice Hockey Indiana University Clubs/Organizations LaCrosse Martial Arts Racquetball Rowing Rugby Sailing Sports Swimming Table Tennis Volleyball Water Skiing Water-polo

The Endwright Center

URL	http://www.area10agency.org/endwright
Phone	876-3383
Email	area10 [at] area10 [dot] bloomington [dot] in [dot] us
Hours	Call or visit website for more information
Description	Through an innovative fitness program, one-on-one computer tutoring program, arts and humanities classes, special events, inter-generational activities, support groups and volunteer opportunities, the Endwright Center strives to meet the various needs of people 50 years and older.
Subjects	Computer Literacy Fitness Senior Citizens Volunteers

WISE--Working Out to Increase Strength and Endurance

URL	http://mypage.iu.edu/~jdjohnst/WISE3.html
Contact	Margie Kobow
Phone	332-5555 x 221
Email	mkobow [at] monroecountyymca [dot] org
Address	Monroe County YMCA 2125 S. Highland Ave. Bloomington, IN 47401
Hours	Mon., Wed., Fri. 10:15-11:15 AM or 6:30-7:30 PM, and Sat. 8:00-9:00 AM at the Monroe County YMCA
Description	The W.I.S.E. Program is an exercise program designed specifically for individuals who are either currently undergoing treatment for a cancer related illness or those who have completed their therapy. This program is open to all cancer patients/survivors, regardless of cancer type, stage, or current treatment status, or time since diagnosis and treatment. Approval from your physician is required to start the program. Contact Margie Kobow at the Monroe County YMCA for the appropriate forms.
Additional Contact	Jeanne Johnston
Email	jdjohnst [at] indiana [dot] edu
Subjects	Cancer Fitness

Women With Will

Contact	Jeanette Heidewald
Phone	330-9527
Email	heidewal [at] indiana [dot] edu
Address	3104 Autumn Court Bloomington, IN 47401
Description	Multisport training group for women (running, biking, swimming, walking, triathalon). See website for current meeting times.
Additional Contact	Kathy Avers
Email	ravers [at] kiva [dot] net
Subjects	Fitness Sports Women

Indiana University Division of Recreational Sports

URL	http://www.recsports.indiana.edu/
Phone	812-855-SRSC(7772)
Email	recsport [at] indiana [dot] edu
Address	SRSC 1601 Law Lane Bloomington, IN 47405
Hours	Facilities have individual hours, see website for details.
Description	Campus Recreational Sports(RS) celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2005. The origins of the Division can be traced back to 1918, when the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation (HPER) formed an intramural program as part of the men's and women's physical education program. Between 1972 and 1973, the school of HPER took preliminary steps to establish a comprehensive recreational sports program. This included a long-range plan to increase student involvement, establishing a university committee on campus recreational needs, and forming the Student Recreational Sports Association to represent the student body and guide the division's efforts.
Subjects	Fitness Indiana University Offices/Departments Recreation Sports