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Physical Health Includes Physical Activity

Physical Health, one of the pillars of wellness, is critical to your total well-being. A vital component to physical health is physical activity. Employee Well-being and WellRec offer a variety of ways to stay active, no matter the season or your fitness level.

Ways to Be Physically Active

Whether you attend a group coaching class, yoga class, or fitness center activities, there's something for everyone to explore and maintain a fitness routine that works for their busy lifestyle.

  • 121 Group Health Coaching Classes

    121 Group Health Coaching Classes

    121 Group Health Coaching Classes

    Employee health coach Lindsay Bloom leads three group health coaching classes throughout the year which focus on physical fitness.. These educational and active classes give you the tools to create an individualized training program that is realistic, manageable, and contributes to your overall health and fitness classes.

    Whether you are brand new to fitness, a seasoned exerciser, or anywhere in between, these virtual classes are designed to:

    • Establish an initial baseline fitness level and discuss your health and fitness goals
    • Teach exercises to increase strength, flexibility, and aerobic endurance
    • Create a plan to incorporate the exercises into your schedule
    • Assess goal progress and next steps on your fitness journey

    Classes meet once a week for four weeks and are open to all faculty and staff. Keeping your camera on is optional. ZOOM meeting link will be sent prior to the event.

    121 Fit

    This class explores three types of exercise—aerobic, resistance training, and flexibility.

    121 Strong

    Join this class to learn about the fundamentals of resistance training as well as health benefits achieved by adding strength training to your fitness routine.

    121 Stretch

    This class teaches the fundamentals of flexibility. Flexibility can increase your strength and mobility, ease lower back pain, and more.

    Questions? Email Lindsay Bloom at [email protected].

  • Fitness Center

    Fitness Center

    Fitness Center and Workout Facilities

    We have plenty of facilities for you to stay (or get) fit. A 200-meter track. Three basketball/volleyball courts. A one-ninth-mile indoor track with a rubber surface. Two racquetball/handball courts. A cardiovascular-conditioning area. A newly renovated weight room. Outdoor trails, tennis courts, and more. There's something for everyone to stay active.

    Fitness Center, Facilities, and Memberships

    All Purdue University and Indiana University Fort Wayne students have a FREE Fitness Center membership. Memberships are available for employees/spouses, retirees/spouses, alumni, student spouses, and community members. All Fitness Center members and all currently enrolled students on campus are eligible for one free consultation with our personal trainer per year.

    Please call the Fitness Center Front Desk at 260-481-6655 or follow us on [email protected]_wellrec to check if part or all of the facilities are closed due to special events or functions. You may also check the master schedule at the Fitness Center Front Desk for updates.

  • Group Exercise Classes

    Group Exercise Classes

    Group Exercise Classes for Members

    Employees who have a membership at the Fitness Center can join group exercise classes for free. All classes are first come, first served, with limited capacity based on activity and space. Classes are on-site unless noted otherwise. Classes include:

    • Cardio workouts including CrossFit
    • Strength training
    • Stretching
    • Total body conditioning
    • Aqua class (offered at Turnstone, 3320 N. Clinton)

    Classes may change each semester. View the list of current classes and class descriptions.