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Notices & Events

H1N1 Vaccination Site for Students
•November 5th from 10am - 2pm the Oread side (previously known as the expansion) of the ASRFC will be utilized
• The following areas will not be accessible until 4pm: Courts (Yoder/Knopp); racquetball courts (3/4); martial arts studio; Oread Arena (Rock Chalk/Jayhawk); boxing area and golf simulator.
•Vaccine only available for KU Students- KU ID required
Help Keep Everyone Healthy
•Frequently: Wash/Sanitize hands, Wash down equipment and Return used shower and workout towels
•Hand sanitizer stations are located throughout the facility
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Fitness FAQ's

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KU Fit

How many classes are offered each week by KU Fit?

Approximately 40-45 classes are offered each semester. Cardio, strength, dance and mind body sessions are scheduled through out the week in order to promote a healthy, balanced and fit mind and body.

What do I need to do to be able to participate in KU Fit?

Those wishing to participate in KU Fit sessions must have a KU Fit Pass. In order to get a KU Fit Pass, participants must come to the administrative office, sign a waiver of liability and purchase a KU Fit Pass. KU Fit passes are valid for any class on the schedule through out the entire semester or session (except the single session pass). Pass options are listed on the website.

How difficult or strenuous will the classes will be?

The difficulty level of each class is listed in the class description along with the schedule.

What kind of training have KU Fit Instructors had?

KU Fit instructors have all been through a semester long, in-house instructor training program that starts with the basics of group fitness and breaks down each format that is offered at KU Recreation Services. Upon completing the program, trainees audition and spend one semester co-teaching with an experienced instructor. Once hired, instructors are required to obtain a national fitness certification within one year of hire date.

How do I become a KU Fit Instructor?

All full time KU students are eligible to become a KU Fit Instructor. Each person wishing to become an instructor at KU Recreation Services must take the instructor training program that is held every semester. At the end of the instructor training program, students may audition for a position. Those who are already certified and/or have prior experience in teaching group fitness may audition without taking the program. Please contact the Coordinator of Fitness with questions regarding the KU Fit Instructor Training Program or becoming an instructor. ajlong@ku.edu or(785)864-1822.