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Campus Review
March 6, 2012
Results of National Recreational
Sports & Fitness Day "Fitness Challenges" 2012
The Clayton State University
Department of Recreation & Wellness
celebrated National Recreational
Sports & Fitness Day on Wednesday,
Feb. 22, with a day filled with numer-
ous events, information and cash
prizes (for the top three places in the
fitness contests). All events took place
in the Clayton State Student Activities
Center (SAC) Fitness Center.
Highlighting the day were fun fitness
competitions for both students and
Clayton State employees. The fitness
competitions consisted of three events;
Bench Press Contest (for relative
strength), a Total Gym Pull Up Contest,
and the Balance Creek Contest.
Cash prizes were awarded to students who
place in each fitness competition, and an
overall Clayton State University Fitness
Champion title was awarded. The male
and female with the most points accumu-
lated by competing in each contest will
win the overall title of “Clayton State
Fitness Champion” and the winners
will be recognized at an event in April,
and their names will appear on a per-
petual plaque that is on display the
SAC Fitness Center.
Other events on the day included:
Cornhole, Group Exercise Classes,
and Dodgeball.
BENCH PRESS
Male:
Female:
PULL UPS
Male:
Female:
BALANCE CREEK
Male:
Female:
FIRST PLACE
Alex Thompson
Candace Joyner
FIRST PLACE
Alex Thompson
Demetria Brittain
FIRST PLACE
Khalid Rajahn
Katherine White
STUDENTS
SECOND PLACE
Desmond Preston
Sheena Smith
SECOND PLACE
Desmond Preston
Candace Joyner
SECOND PLACE
Alex Thompson
Charmaine Blair
THIRD PLACE
Michael Wilson
Raquel Outlaw
THIRD PLACE
Clayton Thomas
Sheena Smith
THIRD PLACE
Michael Smith
Demetria Brittain
FITNESS CHAMPIONS
Male ...........................................Alex Thompson
Female .......................................Candace Joyner
Clayton State Opens Low Element Challenge Course
Are you looking for a team-building-type
opportunity for your class, student group,
or department? Do you find that you are
in need of greater communication, trust,
and cooperation within the group dynam-
ic? If so, Clayton State University’s
Department of Recreation & Wellness has
an opportunity for you.
The Department of Recreation &
Wellness is pleased to announce the
unveiling of a Low Element Challenge
Course on the campus of Clayton State.
This outdoor facility will avail itself to the
campus community as well as outside
groups and corporations. Trust, communi-
cation, teambuilding and leadership are
just a few of the skills that will be chal-
lenged and developed at the Low Element
Course.
Outdoor teamwork-enrichment programs
have increased in popularity and Clayton
State’s Outdoor Adventure Program is
thrilled to offer this exciting opportunity
Course, cont’d., p. 11