UREC to Offer Additional Spring Small Group Training Sessions
University Recreation (UREC) is offering additional Small Group Training classes this semester. Small group training offers a unique opportunity to explore a new dimension of fitness by blending camaraderie of a group fitness class with individualized attention of a certified personal trainer. Small group training is a great option for those seeking to be a part of a motivating class working towards achieving their fitness goals.
Classes are offered at various times throughout the day to fit your schedule and take place in the UREC Train studio on the first floor of the HPER building. Each class meets twice a week for six weeks, March 28 - May 5. The cost for students to participate in the entire six-week session is $43.00; for all other UREC members the cost is $57.00.
Register for Small Group Training in the UREC main office located in HPER 225 or register online at urec.uark.edu > Member Services. The Spring 2022 Small Group Training schedule, registration packet and more information for all session dates and times are listed on urec.uark.edu.
For more information, contact Jordan Stroope at jstroope@uark.edu.
Contacts
Jordan Stroope, graduate assistant
University Recreation
479-575-7589,
jstroope@uark.edu
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