Take a break and get moving
You’ll need a break from studying. Get moving. Go outside. Explore the area. Or check out Bridgewater’s fitness center. You’ll find a variety of recreational opportunities on campus and in surrounding areas.
A healthy lifestyle is an important part of your personal development. Start working out. Try a fitness class. Go hiking, rock climbing or mountain biking at a nearby national park. Explore history during a day trip to the Frontier Culture Museum. There’s so much you can do.
Clear your mind. Relieve stress. Stay in shape. Make new friends.
Adventure is just a short drive away from campus. Hiking, mountain biking and rock climbing. Canoeing and whitewater rafting. Skiing and snow tubing. Caving. Trail riding. You’ll find something to do in every season.
Physical fitness is an important part of your personal development. You’ll find something for every fitness level at Bridgewater.
The Funkhouser Center for Health and Wellness is just steps away from your residence hall. Try out our treadmills, elliptical cross trainers and stationary bicycles. Take a yoga or cycling class. Build strength using free weights or selectorized weight machines. You can also make use of the fitness room in the Wright/Heritage Link. Or visit the indoor pool in Nininger Hall.
Interested in competition? Join one of our NCAA Division III athletic programs. We have more than 20 women’s and men’s sports—from lacrosse, track and field, and volleyball to football, basketball and baseball.
If you prefer playing on a team with friends, check out some of our intramural programs throughout the year. Flag football, basketball, bowling, kickball, sand volleyball, softball, soccer and so much more.
Anyone can join. You’ll get fit. Compete and practice good sportsmanship. Relieve stress. Have fun.
