HWC hosts a variety of activities and services to promote university involvement, health, wellness and community.
Your HWC membership offers you all-inclusive access to the facility and all amenities. Amenities include group exercise classes, equipment rentals, locker rooms, showers, fitness assessment and orientations and more.
HWC membership is automatic for all currently enrolled full-time CU students. CU part-time students, faculty, staff and affiliates are eligible to purchase memberships at specified rates. CU students, faculty and staff may sponsor adult household members, at a specified rate during their membership enrollment term.
Accessibility
The goal of HWC Inclusive Recreation program is to increase the diversity and accessibility of our activities and programs for those who have a temporary or permanent impairment. Being physically active is necessary for a healthy lifestyle, and University Recreation can provide modified programs for participants such as: accessible orientations and assessments, modified group exercise, and adaptive sport opportunities. The weight room and cardio area are designed following ADA standards. Students may volunteer to assist with various programs offered.
Accessible Orientations and Assessments
Accessible orientation and assessment opportunities are available for individuals with various types of impairments. The purpose of this program is to customize these services and address any special needs, limitations or challenges presented. Our accessible programs can be utilized by participants with permanent or temporary impairments. These programs may need an initial consultation to allow our staff to understand and research alternatives and additional options. Our program is staffed with certified personal trainers who will work together with participants to execute an individualized workout plan based on their goals.
Rates & Eligibility
Purchase a Membership
Membership enrollment and sales are available in person at the HWC Front Desk. Once purchased, the membership is activated when the member does their figure scan and members may utilize HWC immediately.
Membership enrollment is available to all CU students, employees and surrounding communities.
Memberships may be purchased with a VISA or MasterCard debit/credit card at the Front Desk.
Everyone interested in enrolling and purchasing a membership must read the Liability and Assumption of Risk Statement and complete the enrollment form.
Please note: if you currently have a membership, and you would like to add additional household members, complete the additional household enrollment form.
Renew a Membership
Renewals may be processed in person at the HWC Front Desk. Members currently paying through payroll deduction need not renew. Payroll deduction continues until membership is changed or cancelled.
Cancellation
To cancel a membership, an email must be sent to the Director to inform that you want your membership cancelled. No Refunds will be returned.
You will receive a confirmation email that membership is cancelled.
Refunds
No Refunds will be returned.
Risks, Hazards and Physical Stresses
Risks, Hazards and Physical Stresses
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POSSIBLE HAZARDS / RISK
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MAY BE REDUCED BY
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Muscle pulls, cramps, sprains, strains, cuts,bruises, and other
injuries during normal activity
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- warming up
- proper conditioning and form
- proper use of equipment
- proper attire and footwear
- hydration
- focus on the exercise
- cooling down after exercising
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Dehydration
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- consuming liquids before, during and after exercising
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Heat exhaustion & heat stroke
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- decreasing the intensity level in high temperatures
- hydration
- light clothing
- moving to air-conditioned facilities
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Cardiovascular complication
(as a result of physical exertion)
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- proper conditioning and warm up
- recognizing signs of fatigue
- reacting responsibly to thewarning signs of cardiovascular distress
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Participants are responsible for the following:
- Their own well-being
- Taking proper precautions to assure their safety
- Following safe procedures
- Adjusting workouts in any program or workout to their own ability level
- Avoiding unnecessary hazardous situations
- Avoiding actions that may impede judgment or motor skills
- Knowing their physical /health status and limitations prior to participation in any HWC activities
- All financial obligations incurred leading up to and during treatment of an injury
Should any injury occur during participation in a HWC activity, an Injury Report Form must be completed and submitted to the a Supervisor.