Recreation Wellness Services offers
a variety of fitness and wellness programs including Intramural Sports and Leagues, Group Fitness Classes , Informal Recreation and
Fitness Center, Instructional
Programs, and Special
Events. The department is responsible for overseeing the campus
recreational facilities as well as providing a variety of fitness &
wellness opportunities on and off campus. For the highly active
participants, programs such as Group Exercise and Spinning are
available. Those seeking mindfulness based programming can enjoy our Yoga
and Pilates programs. Those who may be more independent and self
guided might be interested in our weights and cardio opportunities. For those
seeking personal assistance there are limited opportunities existing for
one-on-one Personal Training. The center offers mini-screenings,
fitness walking programs, educational wellness classes, and fitness assessments.
Facilities
§ July
11, 2008: University Athletic Center closes for renovation and
integration into the new recreational facilities due to open August 2009.
§ August 18, 2008:
University Fitness at the BioPark opened to the public. This is a new
Fitness and Conditioning Center located in UMB's BioPark just west of the main
campus.
§ August 1, 2009:
The new Campus Center with the expanded and enhanced recreational sports and
wellness complex is scheduled to open
In addition to the
recreational facilities the department offers programs at the Health Sciences
and Human Services Library (HSHSL), Student Center (SCPS), the Allied Health
Building (AHB), Medical School Teaching Facility (MSTF), and other campus
locations. UMB does not have outdoor sports fields. Instead,
all outdoor sporting activities are played at various Baltimore City, Baltimore
County, and neighboring Universities.
For those interested in
swimming, UMB has arranged for our UMB Students and Staff to utilize the pools
at UMBC. The UMBC facilities are open to only UMB student and
staff. For more information on who is eligible to use UMBC's facilities
check out: UMBC
Usage Policy.