UCSB Department of Recreation

diRECtoryDraft 6.0

U C S B D e p a r t m e n t o f R e c r e a t i o n

DIRECTORYFIND YOUR FIT

years of 50it’s the dawn of a new era. p15RECREATION

WELLNESS AND FITNESS INSTITUTEESS CERTIFICATION PROGRAM

check out the newly updated:

p18

ABILITY is LIMITLESS. p10

WANT TOEXERCISE,DANCE,& HAVE A BLAST?Try Brazillian DanceWorkout. p3

Fall 2014

TABLE OF CONTENTSExercise & Well BeingAccupressure .......................... p. 4Boot Camp ............................... p. 4Chair Pilates ............................. p. 5Foundation Training ............... p. 4Group Cyling ............................ p. 6Jump Rope ................................ p. 4Massage .................................... p. 4Pilates ........................................ p. 5Personal Training .................... p. 16Targeted GroupPersonal Training .................... p. 5Turkey Trot ............................... p. 8Water Fitness ........................... p. 4Yoga ........................................... p. 5

Faculty & Staff FitnessFIT4LIFE Class .......................... p. 6L.I.F.E Circuit Class .................. p. 6L.I.F.E. Class .............................. p. 6

MusicBrazilian Batucada Drumming ................................ p. 7Guitar ........................................ p. 8Mandolin .................................. p. 7Songwriting .............................. p. 8Ukelele ...................................... p. 8

Arts & CraftsPottery ....................................... p. 2Weaving ..................................... p. 2

Certification ClassesCPR/AED .................................... p. 2First Aid ...................................... p. 2Health Coach CertificationPrep Course .............................. p. 2Lifeguard Training ................... p. 3Title 22 ....................................... p. 2

DanceAfro-Brazillian Dance .............. p. 3Argentine Tango ...................... p. 3Ballet .......................................... p. 3Belly Dance ............................... p. 3Brazillian Dance Workout ..... p. 3Breakdance .............................. p. 3Contemporary Dance ............ p. 4Hip Hop Dance ........................ p. 4Hoop Dance ............................. p. 4Salsa Dance .............................. p. 4Samba ........................................ p. 4Swing & LatinBallroom Basics ....................... p. 4 General Interest

American Sign Language ...... p. 6ESS Certifications .................... p. 18Locker Rental ........................... p. 16Map & General Info ................ p. 15Passports .................................. p. 17Rec Cen Membership ............ p. 17Recreation Hiring .................... p. 17Tasting Wine ............................. p. 6Wellness & FItness .................. p. 18

Adventure ProgramsAerial Silks ................................ p. 12Birthday Parties ...................... p. 8Gear Rental............................... p. 16Kayaking .................................... p. 13Leadership Training ............... p. 14Reel Rock .................................. p. 13Rock Climbing .......................... p. 12SCUBA ....................................... p. 12Slacklining ................................. p. 12Surf/Stand Up Paddling ........ p. 12Trips ........................................... p. 14Wilderness Medicine ............. p. 14

Martial Arts & Self Defense

Aikido ......................................... p. 7Capoeira ................................... p. 7Filipino Kali & Eskrima ........... p. 7Kajukenbo Chuan Fa ............. p. 7Ki Development Training ...... p. 7Tae Kwon Do ........................... p. 7Qi Gong/Tai Chi Fusion ......... p. 7

SportsFencing ...................................... p. 8Indoor Rowing ......................... p. 8Intramurals .............................. p. 9Sport Clubs .............................. p. 10Tennis ........................................ p. 8

Fall 2014 | 1

TABLE OF CONTENTSExercise & Well BeingAccupressure .......................... p. 4Boot Camp ............................... p. 4Chair Pilates ............................. p. 5Foundation Training ............... p. 4Group Cyling ............................ p. 6Jump Rope ................................ p. 4Massage .................................... p. 4Pilates ........................................ p. 5Personal Training .................... p. 16Targeted GroupPersonal Training .................... p. 5Turkey Trot ............................... p. 8Water Fitness ........................... p. 4Yoga ........................................... p. 5

Faculty & Staff FitnessFIT4LIFE Class .......................... p. 6L.I.F.E Circuit Class .................. p. 6L.I.F.E. Class .............................. p. 6

MusicBrazilian Batucada Drumming ................................ p. 7Guitar ........................................ p. 8Mandolin .................................. p. 7Songwriting .............................. p. 8Ukelele ...................................... p. 8

Arts & CraftsPottery ....................................... p. 2Weaving ..................................... p. 2

Certification ClassesCPR/AED .................................... p. 2First Aid ...................................... p. 2Health Coach CertificationPrep Course .............................. p. 2Lifeguard Training ................... p. 3Title 22 ....................................... p. 2

DanceAfro-Brazillian Dance .............. p. 3Argentine Tango ...................... p. 3Ballet .......................................... p. 3Belly Dance ............................... p. 3Brazillian Dance Workout ..... p. 3Breakdance .............................. p. 3Contemporary Dance ............ p. 4Hip Hop Dance ........................ p. 4Hoop Dance ............................. p. 4Salsa Dance .............................. p. 4Samba ........................................ p. 4Swing & LatinBallroom Basics ....................... p. 4 General Interest

American Sign Language ...... p. 6ESS Certifications .................... p. 18Locker Rental ........................... p. 16Map & General Info ................ p. 15Passports .................................. p. 17Rec Cen Membership ............ p. 17Recreation Hiring .................... p. 17Tasting Wine ............................. p. 6Wellness & FItness .................. p. 18

Adventure ProgramsAerial Silks ................................ p. 12Birthday Parties ...................... p. 8Gear Rental............................... p. 16Kayaking .................................... p. 13Leadership Training ............... p. 14Reel Rock .................................. p. 13Rock Climbing .......................... p. 12SCUBA ....................................... p. 12Slacklining ................................. p. 12Surf/Stand Up Paddling ........ p. 12Trips ........................................... p. 14Wilderness Medicine ............. p. 14

Martial Arts & Self Defense

Aikido ......................................... p. 7Capoeira ................................... p. 7Filipino Kali & Eskrima ........... p. 7Kajukenbo Chuan Fa ............. p. 7Ki Development Training ...... p. 7Tae Kwon Do ........................... p. 7Qi Gong/Tai Chi Fusion ......... p. 7

SportsFencing ...................................... p. 8Indoor Rowing ......................... p. 8Intramurals .............................. p. 9Sport Clubs .............................. p. 10Tennis ........................................ p. 8

OCTOBER 6TH THROUGH DECEMBER 12TH

9AM-10AMZUMBADAISY

MON TUES WED THURS FR I SAT SUN

11AM-12:30PMCARDIO

KICKBOXINGRYAN

12:10PM-12:50PMCARDIO

COREKATRINA

5:10 PM-6PMCARDIOCIRCUIT

DAISY

4:10PM-5PMCARDIOMIX-UPRYAN

12:10PM-12:50PMCIRCUIT

TRAININGJUSTIN

12:10PM-12:50PMCIRCUIT

TRAININGKATRINA

5:10PM-6PMSTRENGTH

CIRCUITJUSTIN

6PM-6:50PMHITT

INTERVALSJUSTIN

12:10PM-12:50PM

STEPINTERVAL

ALEXANDRA

4:10PM-5PMPUMP PLUS

ABSKATRINA

12:30PM-1 :30PM

PUMP PLUSABS

RYAN

12:10PM-12:50PM

PUMP PLUSABS

RYAN

4:10PM-5PMPUMP &PYLOSRYAN

4:10PM-5PMPURE

STRENGTHMARIANNE

5:10PM-6PMPURE

STRENGTHDAISY

4:10PM-5PMPUMP &PYLOSDAISY

6PM-6:50PMR. I .P.P.E .D.

EMILY

5:10PM-6:10PMZUMBAKELLY

5:10PM-6:10PMZUMBAEMILY

6PM-6:50PMZUMBAKELLY

6PM-6:50PMZUMBADAISY

*SCHEDULES AND TEACHERS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE *CLASSES DO NOT MEET NOV 11 , 27, 28, 29 OR 30

Wristbands are requi red for entry.Get your wr is tband outs ide RG 1430.P Ick up dur ing the f i rs t week of c lasses ( f i rs t 15min of c lass on ly) .Wr istbands wi l l be ava i lab le at the Rec Cen Cashier 's of f ice af ter 10/13/14.

C lasses take p lace in the Group Fi tness Studio , located in Rob Gym 1430.

BLUE PASS $55/$59 - COURSE #6929

GOLD PASS $70/$74 - COURSE #6930

SPECIALTY CLASS $35/$39

STUDENT/NON-STUDENT

Gold Pass is va l id for every c lass onth is schedu le wi th the except ion of8-week Specia l ty c lasses (so ld separate ly) .

S ing le sess ion one-t ime use passesare ava i lab le for $7

Blue Pass is va l id in a l l "noon"and Sunday c lasses .

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACTAMY AT 893-2956 OR

AMY.JAMIESON@ESSR.UCSB.EDU

COURSE #6931

COURSE #6932 COURSE #6933 COURSE #6935 COURSE #6936

COURSE #6937

2 | diRECtory

Pottery*Dane VenaasBeginnerLearn basic techniques of the potter’s wheel, the ancient art of coiling/slab construction, and receive an introduction to mask making and application of glazes. RC 1514 | $65/$69**6765 M: 2-4PM (10/13-12/1) 6766 T: 7-9PM (10/14-12/9) 6776 W: 2-4PM (10/15-12/3) 6786 W: 7-9PM (10/15-12/3)

IntermediateDane VenaasClass will focus on making traditional pottery forms which are both functional and beautiful. Students should have previous experience with the potter’s wheel or hand building.RC 1514 | $75/$105**6769 R: 7-9PM (10/16-12/11)

AdvancedExploration of forms and surfaces: 1) Focus on decorative techniques of Lauren Hansen 2) Ceramic wheel form and altered forms of Dane Venaas. Previous experience with wheel work and glaze decoration is required.West Campus Kiln | $75/$105**6770 Sa: 1-4PM (10/11-12/6)

Advanced Drop-InWest Campus Kiln | $75/$1056771 F: 1-4PM (10/17-12/12)

Drop-InRC 1514 | $75/$906772 T: 2-4:30PM (10/14-12/9) 6773 R: 2-4:30PM (10/16-12/11) 6774 F:1:30-3:30PM (10/17-12/12)

CPR-AED/FPR Bobbi HoughtonCPR-AED/FPR class (for the Professional Rescuer) teaches students to respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies in adults, children, and infants, as well as how to use an AED on an adult or child victim.Rob Gym 1410 | $125/$1296777 Sa: 8-1PM (11/8)

Recertification Students can renew their CPR-AED/FPR certification by passing the written/practical exams in this “challenge” class.Rob Gym 1410 | $95/$996778 Sa: 11:30-1:30PM (11/8)

Title 22Bobbi HoughtonThis course will train you to meet the first aid requirements for Title 22 of the California State Health and Safety Code specified for lifeguards, sheriffs and other public safety personnel. Valid for 3 years.Rob Gym 1410 | $185/1896782 TBA: (11/18-11/20)

First AidBobbi HoughtonThis course combines lectures, demonstrations and video with hands-on training and practice to teach participants to recognize and respond to emergencies including shock, cardiac and breathing emergencies for adults, children and infants.Rob Gym 1410 | $60/$646779 Sa:1-4PM (11/8)

Health Coach Certification Prep CourseAmy Jamieson/Brenda LearThe emerging field of health coaching encompasses the understanding of emotional, behavioral, physical, nutritional, exercise and lifestyle factors that will help coaches support clients as they strive to reach lifestyle and weight-management goals. The course will cover current, research based information through lecture and implementation of skills through hands-on lab sections in Wellness & Fitness Institute.Rec Cen 2103/1502 | $185/$1956784 M/W: 1-1:50PM (10/13-12/3)

ARTS & CRAFTS

G A U C H O R E CRECREATION & EXERCISE CLASSES

(Previously Leisure Review Classes)

CERTIF ICAT ION CLASSES

These classes are for recreational purposes only; you can learn a new skill, fine tune an old one, or simply keep in shape. There are no pressures, exams or grades - just relax and enjoy! Classes meet once or twice weekly throughout the day and evening. All GauchoREC classes are open to UCSB students, faculty, staff, alumni, affiliates and community members. Holidays have been taken into consideration and most class dates have been extended to provide make-up

sessions. Classes do not meet November 11 & 27-30.UCSB students are eligible for a reduced fee. In order to recieve the student rate, be sure you use your uMail address when you create your online account. All UCSB BARC fees for the quarter must be paid.More info about class fees, locations, refunds, transfers, and parking can be found on page 8.

SIGN UP BEFORE OCTOBER 31ST

*No firing of outside work, may not bring outside clay, no commercial production, 10 cubic foot limit per student. Additional firing fee, $25 per cubic foot, up to 8 cubic foot limit.

**Plus $35 lab fee payable to the instructor.

WeavingBeginning Julia FordLearn the art of hand-weaving on a floor loom and come away with a useful and beautiful textile. RG 2227 | $140/$145**6775 M: 5:30-8:30PM (10/13-12/1) 6776 W: 5:30-8:30PM (10/15-12/3)

Fall 2014 | 3

Sign up at recreation.ucsb.edu

G A U C H O R E CRECREATION & EXERCISE CLASSES

(Previously Leisure Review Classes)

Lifeguard TrainingBobbi HoughtonThe American Red Cross Lifeguarding course provides lifeguard candidates and entry-level lifeguard participants with the knowledge and skills to prevent, recognize and respond to aquatic emergencies. Ability to swim required, please see website for details regarding swim level prerequisites. On successful completion of the course, participants receive two certificates: 1) American Red Cross Lifeguard Training which is valid for two years, and 2) American Red Cross CPR valid for two years. Attendance is mandatory for certification. Students must also attend one of the CPR/First Aid classes offered during the quarter. The fee for the CPR/First Aid class is included in the Lifeguard class fee.$195/$1996780 Sa: 9-4 (10/25) | RC Pool + Su: 9-4 (10/26) | RC 2128 + Sa: 8-4 (11/8) | RG 1410 + Su: 9-4 (11/9) | RC Pool + Sa: 9-1 (11/15) | RC Pool

RecertificationBobbi HoughtonThis course is intended for individuals that need to renew their certification in Lifeguard Training. All skills and written test material (including; Lifeguarding, CPR, AED and First Aid) will be tested in a challenge format (no teaching or coaching). Must have prior certification in Lifeguard Training, issued within the past 4 yearsRob Gym 1410 / Rec Cen Pool | $155/$1596781 Sa: 11:30-1:30PM (11/8 &11/15)

Afro-Brazilian DanceMariano SilvaDances explored in this versatile class include samba, pagode, samba reggae, axé and afro-contemporary.Rob Gym 2120 | $44/$486785 T: 6-7PM (10/14-12/9)

Argentine TangoBrian GriffinThe class will focus on basic technique as well as more challenging material. Bring shoes that permit you to pivot easily.Rob Gym 1410 | $44/$486786 R: 8:10-9:30PM (10/16-12/11)

Ballet IIntroduction Diana Replogle-PurintonThis enriching course will teach basic ballet vocabulary, including the five-positions of the feet and arms, and will emphasize proper placement and correct execution of turnout. Rob Gym 1430 | $44/$486787 T: 7-8:10PM (10/14-12/9) 6788 F: 6:10-7:20PM (10/17-12/12)

Ballet II Experienced Diana Replogle-PurintonThis challenging and rewarding class will expand students’ ballet knowledge and vocabulary, combining it at both the barre and centre to strengthen feet, body, turnout, extension, and control. Rob Gym 1430 | $44/$486789 T:8:15-9:25PM (10/14-12/9) 6790 F: 7:30-8:40PM (10/17-12/12)

Belly Dance Introduction Cris! BasimahThis class focuses on basic technique introducing the concept of body isolations, muscular training, and a variety of step combinations. Dancers may be barefoot or wear soft-soled dance shoes like ballet slippers, jazz shoes or Hermes sandals.Rob Gym 2320 | $44/$486791 M: 6:30-7:45PM (10/13-12/1)

Brazilian Dance WorkoutMariano SilvaDance your way into shape to the rhythms and tunes of Brazil, featuring Samba, Bossa Nova, Axe and Samba-reggae, no experience necessary! Rob Gym 2320 | $44/$486792 W: 4:30-5:30PM (10/15-12/3)

BreakdanceSteven Hu This introductory class will focus on foundational components such as footwork, top rocking, freezes, and power moves, as well as the cultural background behind the dance. Students will also learn how to form their own original move combinations and develop their dance styles.Rob Gym 1410 | $44/$486793 T: 6-7PM (10/14-12/9)

CERTIF ICAT ION CLASSES

DANCE

4 | diRECtory

Contemporary DanceKelsey JeffordsLearn lyrical and contemporary movement as well as technique development. Rob Gym 1430 | $44/$486794 R: 8:30-9:30PM (10/16-12/11)

Hip Hop DanceCristian GasgoniaLearn a new and unique piece of Hip Hop choreography each week.Rob Gym 2320 | $44/$486795 T: 9-10:30PM (10/14-12/9)

Hoop Dance BeginningKatelyn CaranoGain a stronger core, a sense of timing and rhythm as well as learn basic hoop tricks and flow. Hooping trains the mind as well as the body. Rob Gym 2320 | $44/$486796 T: 7:45-8:45PM (10/14-12/9)

Intermediate/AdvancedKatelyn CaranoThis class, geared toward experienced hoopers, will focus on tosses, body rolls, advanced tricks, and partner moves.Rob Gym 2320 | $44/$48 6797 W: 7:15-8:15PM (10/15-12/3)

Salsa Dance BeginningHector SanchezIn this beginning class, learn timing, rhythm, partnering, connection and footwork along with a series of turns and patterns in this fun class taught in an atmosphere that prepares students for social dancing.Rob Gym 2320 | $44/$486768 R: 7:30-8:45PM (10/16-12/11)

Intermediate/AdvancedHector SanchezA class for those who have taken Salsa I or know the fundamentals, such as basic step, natural turn and cross body leads. Rob Gym 2320 | $44/$486810 T: 6-7:15PM (10/14-12/9)

SambaMariano SilvaThis Samba class explores movements and rhythms from the different regions of Brazil, emphasizing the rich culture and tradition behind each movement.Rob Gym 2320 | $44/$486812 M: 5-6PM (10/13-12/1)

Swing & Latin Ballroom BasicsSteve CarlanDiscover the fun and enjoyment of Social Dancing. In this progressive class students will learn elementary and intermediate steps.Rob Gym 2320 | $44/$486811 M: 5-6PM (10/13-12/1)

DANCE

EXERCISE & WELL BE INGAcupressureVanessa SimpsonLearn how to apply pressure to accupoints for many different purposes, such as alleviating pain, tension, headaches and stress.Rob Gym 1410 | $44/$486801 W: 7:15-8:45PM (10/15-12/3) 6802 W: 2:30-4PM (10/15-12/3)

Boot CampAlison ParakhThis fitness training class promises a high-intensity experience that will challenge students of all fitness levels through the use of bands, body weight exercises, and other resistance equipment.Rec Cen Lawn | $180/$1846803 MW: 5:15-6:15PM (10/13-12/3)

Foundation TrainingPatrick HackneyThis class consists of active standing and moving postures designed to devlop strength, flexibility and stability.Rec Cen Room 1410 | $44/$486804 T: 3:30-4:30PM (10/14-12/9)

Jump RopeSavanna Beeson / Sierra Beeson / Summer Beeson / Nate Kroll-GoldschlagFor FitnessThis is a jump rope workout class for all skill levels, designed to improve cardiovascular and physical strength.Rec Cen Room 2120 | $44/$486813 R: 5:15-6:15PM (10/16-12/11)

Kids ProgramsCome join national champion competitive jump ropers as we put a new twist on this classic sport. Learn cool tricks in double dutch, perfect single jump rope skills and so much more! All are welcome, just bring a smile and a great attitude.Rob Gym 2320 | $156924/6925 M: 3:15-4:15PM (11/3 &11/17) 6926 W: 3:15-4:15PM (11/12)

MassageMary Jeanne Ernst / Vanessa SimpsonStudents will explore different massage techniques and modalities used to help improve circulation, detoxification, relaxation, digestion, and over-all vitality and well-being.Rob Gym 1410 | $44/$486807 T: 7:30-9PM (10/14-12/9) 6808 M: 7:15-8:45PM (10/13-12/1)

Fall 2014 | 5

Sign up at recreation.ucsb.edu

Targeted Group Personal Training Metabolic MadnessAlison ParakhAdd professional instruction, structure, and accountability to your fitness program through this small group fitness training course.FC 1 South Side | $120/$1246814 F: 7:30-8:30AM (10/17-12/12)

Outdoor TRX TrainingAlison ParakhSuspension training exercises build functional strength and improve flexibility, balance, and core stability all at once. Participants should bring water, a towel or yoga mat, and sunscreen (for outdoor classes)!Rec Cen Field 1 | $120/$1246817 MW: 12:05-12:50PM (10/13-11/5)

WeightliftingAlison ParakhWeightlifting group participants will learn or refine their technique in the snatch, clean and jerk, and assistance exercises such as overhead squats, deadlifts, and high pulls. FC 1 South Side | $120/$1246815 W: 7:30-8:30AM (10/15-12/3)

Chair Pilates SculptRyan GageAn effective fusion of strengthening, toning and core stabilizing moves that targets every muscle group using the resistance pedal of the chair and hand weights. All levels.Rob Gym 1410 | $80/$846883 M: 6:15-7PM (10/13-12/1)

Chair Pilates Flex & FlowRyan GageChallenge your body and learn to move mindfully with fluid transitions from one position to the next. Previous chair pilates experience highly recommended. Rob Gym 1410 | $80/$846884 W: 6:15-7PM (10/15-12/3)

Pilates MatSara GuthrieMat sessions will introduce students to the 10 foundational principles of the Pilates method: Awareness, Breath, Balance, Concentration, Control, Center, Efficiency, Flow, Precision, and Harmony. Bring a mat, towel, and water.Rob Gym 1410 | $50/$546887 T: 5-5:50PM (10/14-12/9) 6888 R: 5-5:50PM (10/16-12/11)

Yoga FusionSara GuthrieBuild a powerful center as you improve coordination, balance, posture, & flexibility in this versatile pilates-yoga fusion course.Rob Gym 1410 | $50/$546885 T: 12:10-1PM (10/14-12/9) 6886 F: 12:10-1PM (10/17-12/12)

Water FitnessDebbie Miles-DuttonThis challenging water workout set to music is designed to enhance cardiovascular fitness and muscular strength, and welcomes participants of all fitness levels and swimming abilities. Rec Cen Pool | $50/$546890 MWF: 12:10-12:50PM (10/13-12/5)

Yoga HathaJasmine Kova / Barbara WonThis class will focus on alignment, deeper understanding of asana and it’s connection to breath. Accessible to all levels and ages.Rob Gym 1410 & 1430 | $44/$486891 W: 12-1:30PM (10/15-12/3) 6894 M: 7-8:30PM (10/13-12/1)

Strong/PowerfulKendall HassemerStrengthen your body, stretch out your muscles and quiet your mind.Pavillion Gym | $44/$486892 M: 5:15-6:30PM (10/13-12/1)

Strong/StretchyKendall HassemerA gentle, yet strength building, hatha vinyasa class with longer holds and an emphasis on prolonged soothing stretches at the end of the session. There will be some options given for different levels of challenge and experience.Pavillion Gym | $44/$486893 W: 5:15-6:30PM (10/15-12/3)

EXERCISE & WELL BE ING

6 | diRECtory

YogaVinyasa/Power FlowDeb DobbinThis Vinyasa course is designed to open students’ hearts, energize their bodies and blow their minds. Bring a mat or towel, and wear comfortable exercise clothing.Pavillion Gym | $44/$486895 T: 5:15-6:45PM (10/14-12/9) 6899 R: 5:15-6:45PM (10/16-12/11)

Vinyasa/Energetic FlowNicole De LeonRediscover innate wisdom and happiness by utilizing inner strength. Each class will begin with traditional Hatha yoga poses and steadily melt into an energetic array of creative and challenging poses. Wear comfortable exercise clothing.Rob Gym 1430 | $44/$486896 R: 7-8:15PM (10/16-12/11)

Yoga + Wellbeing 101Kendall HassemerIn this fun and informative course, try new daily yoga and wellbeing routines in a surprisingly accessible approach to health and happiness. Learn to manage stress, make better food choices, and improve sleep, mood and energy, with the power of a weekly strong yoga practice to boot!Rob Gym 1430 | $44/$486898 W: 7-8:40PM (10/15-12/3)

Yoga +Decision MakingJay FieldsHaving a meaningful life requires the ability to make decisions from your heart and intuition and not from what others want for you or what your mind thinks you should do. In this class we’ll combine the best practices from yoga and experiential education with current research in neuroscience to build the skills necessary to make decisions that lead to you living your life. Rob Gym 1410 | $44/$486928 R: 6:30-8PM (10/16-12/11) 6927 Sa:10-4PM (Workshop, 11/15)

Tasting WineEdouard GiessingerIn this course, students will be exposed to a wide range of wines (dry, medium dry, fruity, and ports) and will learn essential techniques for the enjoyment of tasting. NOTE: You must be at least 21 years of age to enroll in this class. BRING TO FIRST CLASS: Two 6-8oz. wine glasses, pen, paper, bread or crackers.Rec Cen 1501 | $70/$746901 R: 5-7PM (10/16-11/20)

American Sign LanguageEric BrodyCourse content will include perspectives on deafness, vocabulary, basic sentence structure, negation and finger spelling. The goal of this course is to give students exposure to ASL and deaf culture.Rec Cen 2128 | $44/$486902 W: 5:30-6:50PM (10/15-12/3)

All LevelsAn 8 week cycling course open to participants of all fitness levels and riding experience.Rob Gym 1125 | $70/74TBD | 6945 TR: 7-7:50AM Ryan | 6946 TR: 5:15-6:05PM Kelly | 6949 TR: 6:30-7:20PM Monse | 6948 MW: 7-7:50PM Pasha | $40 | 6947 F: 12:05-12:55PM

EXERCISE & WELL BE ING GENERALINTEREST

GROUP CYCL ING

FACULTY & STAFF F ITNESSL.I.F.E. Class L.I.F.E. is designed to get you FIT, IN SHAPE and HEALTHY. Improve your postural imbalances to reduce those everyday aches and pains so you can feel your BEST at work and play. Classes include strength, cardiovascular, core and flexibility training with all of the latest and state of the art fitness equipment. This reduced cost program is subsidized for UCSB Faculty and Staff. Rec Cen Fitness Center 1 | $36*Alison Parakh | 6938 WF: 6:30am-7:15amStudent Health Lawn | $36*Ryan Gage | 6940 MW: 5:10-6PM

FIT4LIFE ClassClasses include intermediate to advance level strength, cardiovascular, core and flexibility training led by nationally certified personal trainers. This class promises to make you SWEAT as well as educate you on the most cutting edge fitness training techniques. EAP Office (Hollister Ave, Goleta) | $36Fabian Ortiz | 6939 MW: 12:10-12:55pmPhysical Science Law | $36*Ryan Gage | 6943 WF: 12:05-12:55PMPavilion Gym | $36*Amy Jamieson | 6942 TR: 12:05-12:55pm

L.I.F.E. CIRCUIT Class Fabian Ortiz This class focuses on strength and cardiovascular combinations utilizing resistance and cardiovascular machines. If you’ve ever been intimidated by machines, this class will demystify them for you. Rec Center Mac Court | $36* 6941 TR: 12:05-12:55pm

More info available online

and at the Rec Cen

* all-access pass available for $54

Fall 2014 | 7

Sign up at recreation.ucsb.edu

GROUP CYCL INGCycle & CoreRoberta A cycling class that focuses on calorie burning cardio, core training, and toning. Rob Gym 1125 | $80/846950 MW: 12:05-12:50PM (10/13-12/10)

Endurance Ride Roberta / Pasha For the more experienced indoor cyclist who wants a longer ride. Maximum calorie burning!Rob Gym 1125 | $80/846951 MW: 5:30-6:30PM (10/13-12/10)

MARTIAL ARTS & SELF DEFENSE

MUSIC

Aikido Beginning Steve OtaAikido is a defensive martial art that uses rhythm, timing and evasive maneuvers to redirect an attacker’s force and apply a joint lock, throw or pinning technique. Bring loose clothing or a gi.Rob Gym 2120 | $44/$486903 MW: 8-9PM (10-13-12/3)

Intermediate/AdvancedSteve OtaFor continuing Aikido students. Must have instructor’s permission to enroll.Rob Gym 2120 | $44/$486904 MW: 7-8PM (10-13-12/3)

CapoeiraMariano SIlvaA Brazilian martial art that combines elements of dance, acrobatics, and music. A fun, challenging, and truly effective workout that emphasizes coordination, balance, flexibility, strength, and endurance, carried out through the fundamental movement, “ginga.”Rob Gym 2120 | $44/$486905 T: 7:05-8:05PM (10-14-12/9)

Filipino Kali & EskrimaKristi HolmA weapons based martial art teaching practical self defense through striking (kicking and punching), grappling and ground-fighting. This class will include cardio conditioning and skill based drills. All levels from beginner to advanced are welcome.Rob Gym 2120 | $44/$486906 Su: 12-2PM (10/12-12/7)

Kajukenbo Chuan FaMatthew PullitzerKajukenbo Chuan-Fa is an eclectic blend of five Asian martial arts--Ka (Karate), Ju (Judo and Jujitsu), Ken (Kenpo), and Bo (Chinese Boxing). This highly effective martial arts system teaches students techniques they can use against modern and classical weapons, grappling and striking skills, and how to protect themselves with a method of street fighting techniques.Rob Gym 2120 | $44/$486907 Su: 10-12PM (10/12-12/7)

Ki Development TrainingSteve OtaLearn how to lead positive and successful lives, develop deeper self control and improve awareness through breath, meditation and ki exercises.Rob Gym 1410 | $44/$486908 Sa: 5-7PM (10/11-12/6)

Qi Gong/Tai Chi FusionPatrick HackneyThis discipline includes gentle movement and standing poses to improve balance, posture, and coordination simultaneously cultivating greater mental acuity, peace of mind, and vitality. Rob Gym 2320 | $44/$486909 T: 4:45-6PM (10/14-12/9)

Tae Kwon DoJonathan Morrow-JonesA traditional martial art form featuring an extensive repertoire of kicks and hand techniques. Emphasis is on the development of proper technique for powerful and effective self-defense. It offers physical and mental conditioning, practical self-defense ability, and the challenge and freedom of creative self-expression. Rob Gym 2320/2120 | $44/$486910 W/Su: 6-7PM (10/15-12/7)

Brazilian Batucada DrummingMariano SilvaBrazilian Batucada Drumming is an African influenced percussive style, which involves popular Brazilian rhythms from well known bands such as Olodum, Timbalada and Ile Aiye. The Brazilian Batucada Drumming class with Master Mariano Silva incorporates all of the Brazilian percussive instruments including Timbaus, Repiniques, Surdos, Agogo Bells and Tambourines.Rob Gym 2120 | $44/$486915 T: 8:10-9:10PM (10/14-12/9)

MandolinPatrick HackneyThis class will introduce students to the mandolin: how to tune their instrument, how to construct chords, how to play simple melodies in jazz, bluegrass and pop styles and introduce the topics of formal music reading and music theory.Rec Cen 2128 | $44/$486916 T: 7-8PM (10/14-12/9)

8 | diRECtory

Guitar BeginnerSteve MilesThis class will emphasize basic chords and having fun. Bring a guitar to class.Rec Cen 2128 | $44/$486911 T: 5-6PM (10/14-12/9) 6912 R: 7-8pm (10/16-12/1)

BeatlesSteve MilesThis class will consist of Beatles and nothing but Beatles as pertaining to their guitar work. All abilitiy levels are welcome.Rec Cen 2128 | $44/$486913 T: 6-7PM (10/14-12/9)

RockSteve MilesThis class will focus on techniques, devices, scales and progressions used in rock guitar playing, with curriculum will trace rock styles from Chuck Berry to Jimi Hendrix to Eddie Van Halen.Rec Cen 2128 | $44/$486914 R: 6-7PM (10/16-12/11)

SongwritingGeorge QuirinThis class is open to anyone interested in songwriting, lyricist and musician alike. Students will learn songwriting terminology and common song forms.Rec Cen 2128 | $44/$486917 W: 8-9PM

UkuleleGeorge QuirinStudents will learn to play popular songs on ukulele by artists such as Jason Mraz, Magic!, Bruno Mars, Train and Iz. Students must have a ukulele to practice on.Rec Cen 2128 | $44/$486918 W: 7-8PM

Indoor RowingNate ClarkIn this dynamic class (similar to a cycling spinning class, but on Concept2 indoor rowing machines), participants engage in group rowing workouts set to music.Rec Cen 2120 / Rec Cen Balcony | $74/$796921 MW: 12:10-1PM (10/13-12/3)

MUSIC SPORTS

5k/10k Fun RunSaturday, November 22nd 2014

For more info visit www.gauchosplay.com

Turkey TrotVisit www.gauchosplay.com for more information

Have the best birthday parties ever by celebrating at the Adventure Climbing Center, Ropes Course,

Rec Cen Pool, or the Mobile Adventure Climbing Tower!

Party Time!Party Time!

• CLASS LOCATIONS consist of a wide variety of locations around campus. Be sure to find out exactly where your class is being held before the first class

• CLASS FEES: Students may watch the first class at no cost. In order to participate, you must pay for class in full or pay $5 drop in fee to the door monitor. Drop in fee option is only available at the first class session and will not be applied to the class fee should you decide to continue attending. Students may not pay on a class-by-class basis. Payment by cash, check or Visa/MasterCard – no BARC billing.• REFUNDS: There are no refunds except those granted at the discretion of the administrative supervisor during the first two weeks of each quarter, should medical or other extenuating circumstances dictate. • TRANSFERS to another class or section time may be made up until one week after the first class meeting.

meeting. See page 15 for a map of our facilities. • PARKING permits are required at all times on campus. Visit tps.ucsb.edu for more info.

TennisBeginning/IntermediatePeter GerstenfieldThis class covers basic grips, footwork and strokes including forehand, backhand, serves and the volley. Bring an unopened can of balls to the first class.Rec Cen Courts | $40/$446922 T: 6-7PM (10/14-11/4) 6923 T: 6-7PM (11/18-12/9)

SPORTSFencing Beginning/IntermediateTim RobinsonA one-to-one sport which explores the skills of battling an adversary. Improve your coordination, mental speed, inner discipline and athletic ability as you learn to logically outwit your opponent.Rob Gym 2120 | $44/$486919 MW: 1-1:50PM (10/13-12/17) 6920 MW: 2-2:50PM (10/13-12/17)

Volleyball (6x6)Basketball (5x5)GolfBadmintonBowling

Flag FootballIndoor SoccerOutdoor SoccerInner Tube & Regular Water Polo

RacquetballSand Vollebyball Table TennisTennis

Sign up September 22nd - October 3rdin the rec cen room 1110 or on

www.gauchosplay.com

Volleyball (6x6)Basketball (5x5)GolfBadmintonBowling

Flag FootballIndoor SoccerOutdoor SoccerInner Tube & Regular Water Polo

RacquetballSand Vollebyball Table TennisTennis

Sign up September 22nd - October 3rdin the rec cen room 1110 or on

www.gauchosplay.com

Volleyball (6x6)Basketball (5x5)GolfBadmintonBowling

Flag FootballIndoor SoccerOutdoor SoccerInner Tube & Regular Water Polo

RacquetballSand Vollebyball Table TennisTennis

Sign up September 22nd - October 3rdin the rec cen room 1110 or on

www.gauchosplay.com

9

BILITY LIMITLESS BILITY LIMITLESS

S o w h a t ’s s t o p p i n g y o u ?

ABILITY IS LIMITLESS ABILITY IS LIMITLESS

Join the #1 Sport Club Program in the nation with 23 teams, 1,000+ athletes, and 70 National Championships. Our teams compete each year against many of the nation’s top universities. Because there are no scholarships awarded for team participation, these athletes sweat it out for the love of the game and the competitive achievement that inevitably comes along with it.

UCSB Sport Clubs strike the balance between fun and competition while consistently ranking among the premier collegiate club teams in the nation. Sport Clubs are designed for students who want to perform on a highly competitive level. To find out more visit www.gauchosplay.com!

10 | diRECtory

BILITY LIMITLESS BILITY LIMITLESS

S o w h a t ’s s t o p p i n g y o u ?

ABILITY IS LIMITLESS ABILITY IS LIMITLESS

Join the #1 Sport Club Program in the nation with 23 teams, 1,000+ athletes, and 70 National Championships. Our teams compete each year against many of the nation’s top universities. Because there are no scholarships awarded for team participation, these athletes sweat it out for the love of the game and the competitive achievement that inevitably comes along with it.

UCSB Sport Clubs strike the balance between fun and competition while consistently ranking among the premier collegiate club teams in the nation. Sport Clubs are designed for students who want to perform on a highly competitive level. To find out more visit www.gauchosplay.com!

Fall 2014 | 11

12 | diRECtory

Surfing & Stand Up PaddlingIntro to Surfing & SUPAn introductory class to surfing and stand up paddling for those with no experience that will teach wave judgement, board handling, paddling technique, and wave-catching knowledge. Must know how to swim. BRING TO FIRST CLASS: Wetsuit (3mm)Campus Point | $249/$2796818 R: 10-12PM (10/16-11/20)

Surfing/SUP Weekend ClinicsThis one hour clinic for surfing and stand up paddle-boarding will teach basics of wave judgement, board handling, paddling techniques, and wave-catching knowledge. Must know how to swim. BRING TO FIRST CLASS: Wetsuit (3mm)Campus Point | $15/$206819-6835 Sa/Su: 3-5PM (10/4-12/6)

SUP Paddle DayThis SUPing trip will begin at Campus Point and head down the coast to Santa Barbara Harbor. Fees include SUP equipment and safety gear, two guides and transportation back to UCSB. You will need to provide your personal gear and lunches. Must be able to swim and have prior SUP experience.Campus Point | $79/$996836 Sa:12-6PM (10/26)

SCUBA ICertification This class is designed for people with no diving experience. Upon satisfactory completion of the course participants will receive an Open Water SCUBA certification card from a recognized agency. Please carefully read the class information sheet regarding additional costs before you sign up for the class. Lecture/Pool | $89/$1296837 MW: 6-10PM (10/13-10/29) 6838 TR: 6-10PM (10/14-10/30) 6839 MW: 6-10PM (11/3-11/19) 6840 TR: 6-10PM (11/4-11/25)Beach and Boat Dives: TBA

SCUBA IIAdvanced Open Water Diver Satisfactory completion of the course results in Advanced Open Water SCUBA certification. Students are required to show proof of Open Water certification to join this class. Class fee includes instruction as well as weights, tank, air, B.C., and regulator for the pool session. Please carefully read the class information sheet regarding additional costs before you sign up for the class. Lecture/Pool | $79/$996841 F: 5-8PM (11/7) Beach and Boat Dives: TBA

Aerial Silks ConditioningThis four-week course is designed to supplement the workout that will focus on building the strength and endurance required by more challenging aerial silks positions. Climbing Wall (MAC) | $39/$596842 M: 10-10:50AM (10/20-11/10)

Slacklining ClinicLearn basic safety principles, rigging concepts, and techniques to walking the line in this introduction to slacklining clinic. Goleta Beach | $15/256868 T:5-7PM (10/21) 6869 T:4-6PM (11/18)

A D V E N T U R EP R O G R A M S

w w w. g a u c h o s p l a y. c o m | a d v e n t u r e @ e s s r. u c s b . e d u | 8 0 5 . 8 9 3 . 3 7 3 7

Rock ClimbingBeginningAn introductory rockclimbing class that focuses on the fundamentals of climbing including knot tying, basic movement techniques, belaying, rappelling and introduction to basic climbing equipment.Climbing Wall (MAC) | $55/$956848 R: 6-9PM (10/23) & Su: 8-4PM (10/26) 6849 T: 6-9PM (11/4) & Sa: 8-4PM (11/8)

IntermediateA two-day intensive class designed to practice and improve foundational climbing skills including theory of top rope systems, belay systems, anchor constructions and climbing techniques. Must have taken Rock I or equivalent to enroll. Climbing Wall (MAC) | $75/$1196850 R: 6-9PM (11/20) + Sa: 8-3PM (11/22) + Su: 9-4PM (11/23)

Climbing For FitnessLearn how to incorporate climbing into your weekly fitness regime with our professionally certified climbing instructors and personal trainers who will teach you focused exercises designed to simultaneously target multiple muscle groups.Climbing Wall (MAC) | $50/$706851 M: 6:15-7:30PM (10/13-12/1) 6852 W: 9:30-10:45AM (10/22-12/10)

BeginningAn introductory course to aerial silks that is great for those who want to explore new ways of getting into better shape and staying fit.Climbing Wall (MAC) | $61/$786843 T: 9:30-10:45AM (10/21-12/2) 6844 W: 8-9:15AM (10/22-11/26) 6845 R: 9:30-10:45AM (10/16-11/20)

Intensive Intro ClinicA two-hour intensive introduction to aerial silks perfect for those who don’t want to commit to the full course. Climbing Wall (MAC) | $19/$296846 F: 1-3PM (10/24) 6847 M: 2-4PM (12-1)

Fall 2014 | 13

Sign up at recreation.ucsb.edu

A D V E N T U R EP R O G R A M S

w w w. g a u c h o s p l a y. c o m | a d v e n t u r e @ e s s r. u c s b . e d u | 8 0 5 . 8 9 3 . 3 7 3 7

Climbing Movement SeriesThis two part clinic teaches advanced climbing techniques by focusing on fundamentals and additional skills to successfully climb through more complicated moves. The course will be molded to your individual skill level, so all climbers are welcome. Climbing Wall (MAC) | $30/$406853 R: 6-8PM (10/16 &10/30)

Lead Climbing ClinicThis 3-hour clinic will teach you how to be the lead climber, focusing on proper techniques for clipping into pieces of protection, falling and belaying a lead climber. Climbing Wall (MAC) | $25/$356854 R: 6-9PM (11/6) 6855 T: 6-9PM (11/18)

KayakingLevel IThis introductory Kayaking class will cover basic to intermediate maneuvering skills, basic surf zone techniques, kayak games, and efficient touring strategies. This course provides a certificate of completion needed to take many advanced classes and trips. Wet suits and ability to swim required. Rec Cen Pool / Lagoon / Ocean | $45/$756856 R: 6:30-9:30PM (10/16) + Sa: 9-4PM (10/18) 6857 W: 6:30-9:30PM (11/5) + Sa: 9-4PM (11/8)

Level II This intermediate Kayak class will cover more advanced manuevering techniques in a variety of conditions, more surf zone skills, and advanced touring and kayak expedition topics. Ability to swim and completion of Kayak I or equivalent to enroll. Rec Cen Pool / Lagoon / Ocean | $65/$956858 R: 6:30-9:30PM (11/20) + Sa/Su: 9-4PM (11/22 & 23)

Kayak Game NightsGame nights involve learning a skill-of-the-night, sharing of favorite techniques by participants, and a game or two for fun. FREE with admission into the Rec Cen, wetsuits recommended.Rec Cen Pool | FREE (w/RecCen entry)F: 5:30-8PM (10/17,10/24,11/7,11/14)

Santa Barbara Coastal Kayak Day Tour This day tour using sit-on-top kayaks will launch from UCSB Campus Point and continue down the beautiful California coast to Santa Barbara Habor. Campus Point | $39/$596865 Su: 9-5PM (10/19)

Goleta Bay Moonlight KayakEnjoy a beautiful moonlit kayaking adventure in Goleta Bay next to campus after a short skills lesson at sunset. Lagoon/Campus Point | $29/$396866 R: 6-9PM (11/6)

Intro to Basic Paddling This introductory course geared towards those who want to test out kayaking will help you develop efficient and effective paddling skills and teach the basics of kayaking principles and equipment in the protected waters of the Rec Cen pool. Rec Cen Pool | $20/$356860 W: 6:30-9:30PM (10/15)

6861 R: 6:30-9:30PM (11/6)

Kayaking Skills RefresherThis intermediate level clinic is for kayakers who want to reinforce fundamental skills or develop advanced techniques such the kayak roll. Ability to swim and completion of Kayak Level I required. Rec Cen Pool | $20/$356862 R: 6:30-9:30PM (11/20)

Whitewater Kayak Rolling ClinicLearn the vauable skill of kayak rolling in this course that will teach you proper technique and brace skills. Wetsuit and dive mask or goggles highly recommended. Completion of Kayak Level I or equivalent required for enrollment. Rec Cen Pool | $35/$556863 MW: 6:30-8:30PM (11/17 & 11/19)

Tune-Up ClinicPractice kayak rolling techniques or further develop your skills in this clinic open to anyone who has performed at least one unassisted roll prior to the class. Completion of Whitewater Kayak Rolling or equivalent required. Rec Cen Pool | $19/$296864 W: 6:30-9PM (12/3)

14 | diRECtory

diRECtoryFall 2014 Issue

50 Years Of Recreation: It’s The Dawn Of A New Era

Traditional recreation programs were first formally introduced to UCSB students in 1964, and now in 2014 UCSB has been named as one of the 25 healthiest colleges in the U.S. From a humble beginning Recreation has grown into one of the largest campus departments providing over 680 student employment opportunities and enrolling over 18,000 students in various programs each year. The award winning Recreation Center which opened in 1995 welcomes over 800,000 students, staff, faculty, and local community members annually. It is also the only University Recreation Center in the U.S. to be awarded LEED EB Silver and Gold for sustainability by the US Green Building Council.

Editor: Cathy CzulegerGaucho REC Program Coordinator: Brenda LearRegistration Coordinator: Christine BurlesonRecreation Marketing Coordinator: Rod TucknottDesigners: Evan Moelter, Amedea Tassinari, Brittany Ragan, Rachel Joyce, Anna TinerPhotographers: Alex Phillips, Ayeyi Aboagye, Eli Arata-Reshes, Cameryn BrockCopywriter: Benjamin ChanProject Manager: Angela Trinh

Additionally, the Rec Cen serves as a showcase facility for Southern California Edison as an example of model energy production and conservation. A leader in workplace wellness, the Department of Recreation was recently recognized by the American Heart Association as a PLATINUM Level Fit Friendly Worksite. Now after five decades, the Department of Recreation is experiencing a new era of excellence. As the 2014-2015 academic year launches, the department is celebrating by announcing a number of exciting changes. The Leisure Review/ Living Arts programs are now called Gaucho REC (Recreation and Exercise Classes). Created in Rob Gym in 1985, The Wellness and Fitness Institute is getting an extreme makeover and will now serve our students and community in its new location in the Rec Cen. These programs and all things Recreation can be found in our new quarterly publication we call the diRECtory. We invite you to check it out, try something new and join us for many more great adventures in the years ahead.

Rec Center

RECREATION FACILITIES MAP

For questions regarding the Department of Recreation, call (805) 893-2181. For questions regarding Gaucho REC, call (805) 893-3738.

recreation.ucsb.edu

PUBLICATION CREDITS

Main Entrance

Rec Cen FieldNot to scale

Rob Gym

2320(upstairs)

2120(upstairs)

Equipment Room

The Leisure Review Summer 2014The Leisure Review Spring 1988

N

MAC

Pool B

Climbing Center

FitnessWest

15011502 1514

PavilionGym

MainGym

FitnessNorth

FitnessSouth

Squash & Raquetball Courts

PoolA

DivingWell

Gymnastics1270

1125

1131

1430

1420

1410

Campus Point Kayak Surfing Learn how to take part in surf kayaking in this four-hour class that will teach about wave formations, surf zone safety precautions, techniques for launching and landing in the surf, surfing stability, and manuevering. Ability to swim and completion of Kayak I or equivalent required to enroll. Campus Point | $25/$406859 Sa: 9-1PM (11/15)

Campus Point State Marine Conservation Area Paddle out to the designated Marine Conservation Area off of Isla Vista and Ellwood beach to explore the beautiful ocean coast featuring kelp bed forests, dolphins, and seals.Lagoon/Ocean | $19/$296867 Sa: 9-12PM (10/25)

Wilderness MedicineWilderness First Aid (WFA)Successful completion of the 16-hour introductory course to wilderness medicine will include Wilderness First Aid and CPR certifications from Wilderness Medical Associates which are both valid for 3 years.Rec Cen 1501 | $199/2296870 Sa/Su: 8-6PM (2/21-2/22)

Wilderness First Responder (WFR)Wilderness First Responder is the definitive medical training course for all outdoor leaders and enthusiasts that will address in more detail special concerns in a remote setting including oxygen use and basic airway management tools. Successful completion will include Wilderness First Responder and CPR certification card from WMA valid for 3 years.Rec Cen 1501 | $629/$6596871 Sa/Su: 8-6PM (3/21-3/29)

Wilderness Advanced First Aid (WAFA)This course teaches how to manage medical emergencies when hospitals and resuce services may not be available for an extensive time period, preparing students for emergency situations that involve prolonged patient care, severe environments, and improvised equipment.Rec Cen 1501/1502 | $379/3996873 S-T: 8-6PM (3/21-3/24)

Bridge (WAFA to WFR)The WAFA to WFR Bridge course upgrades the Wilderness Advanced First Aid to a Wilderness First Responder in four days. This course may be used as a recertification for those holding current WFR certification or equivalent from another provider whose original WFR training was at least 64 hours in length.Rec Cen 1501/1502 | $399/4196874 R-Su: 8-6PM (3/26-3/29)

TripsYosemite Backpacking TripGo on a five-day backpacking adventure from Tuolumne Meadows to Yosemite Valley along the John Muir Trail, including an ascent of Half Dome. Fee includes round trip transportation, breakfasts and dinners, camping/permit fees, and group cooking equipment. This trip requires that you are in good physical condition.Rec Cen | $169/$1996875 W-Su: 3PM (10/8-10/12)

Joshua Tree Climber’s Caravan Get your gear ready and prepare to immerse yourself in “J Tree’s” climbing wonderland! We get you there, and you can do what you like – climb your own itinerary or join others in the caravan. *There is no climbing instruction or guiding included in this trip.Rec Cen | $59*/$79*6880 F-SUN: 3PM (11/21-11/23)

San Gabriels CanyoneeringGo on a two-day excursion to the San Gabriel Mountains for one of the best canyoneering experiences in Southern California. Great for beginners. Rec Cen | $155/$1996876 Sa-Su: 8AM (10/11-10/12)

Sequoia National Park HikingHike to the beautiful vistas of the Great Western Divide at Sequoia National Park on this four day backpacking trip. Rec Cen | $159/$1896877 R-Su: 8AM (10/16-10/19)

Colorado River CanoeExplore the Colorado River through Black Canyon by day and camp alongside refreshing hot springs at night. Rec Cen | $169/$1896878 R-SUN: 8AM (10/23-10/26)

Santa Cruz Island AdventureCamp, kayak*, and hike on this amazing weekend adventure as you explore the beauty of Santa Cruz Island and the surrounding waters. *Kayak tour is optional and additional fees will apply.Rec Cen | $119*/$139*6879 S-M: 6AM (11/8-11/10)

Yosemite Thanksgiving HolidayEnjoy America’s traditional national holiday in one of its most magnificent national parks on a relaxing four day camping trip. Please read information sheet (available online) carefully before signing up for this trip. Optional fees may apply.Rec Cen | $119*/$139*6881 W-SUN: 12PM (11/26-11/30)

Leadership Training Course Info Nights Interested in enrolling in Adventure Programs’ Leadership Training Course or becoming part of AP Staff? Come to info nights to meet our program directors and learn everything you need to know.Rec Cen 1501 | FREEW: 7-9PM (10/1)T: 7-9PM (10/7)R: 7-9PM (10/9)

diRECtoryFall 2014 Issue

50 Years Of Recreation: It’s The Dawn Of A New Era

Traditional recreation programs were first formally introduced to UCSB students in 1964, and now in 2014 UCSB has been named as one of the 25 healthiest colleges in the U.S. From a humble beginning Recreation has grown into one of the largest campus departments providing over 680 student employment opportunities and enrolling over 18,000 students in various programs each year. The award winning Recreation Center which opened in 1995 welcomes over 800,000 students, staff, faculty, and local community members annually. It is also the only University Recreation Center in the U.S. to be awarded LEED EB Silver and Gold for sustainability by the US Green Building Council.

Editor: Cathy CzulegerGaucho REC Program Coordinator: Brenda LearRegistration Coordinator: Christine BurlesonRecreation Marketing Coordinator: Rod TucknottDesigners: Evan Moelter, Amedea Tassinari, Brittany Ragan, Rachel Joyce, Anna TinerPhotographers: Alex Phillips, Ayeyi Aboagye, Eli Arata-Reshes, Cameryn BrockCopywriter: Benjamin ChanProject Manager: Angela Trinh

Additionally, the Rec Cen serves as a showcase facility for Southern California Edison as an example of model energy production and conservation. A leader in workplace wellness, the Department of Recreation was recently recognized by the American Heart Association as a PLATINUM Level Fit Friendly Worksite. Now after five decades, the Department of Recreation is experiencing a new era of excellence. As the 2014-2015 academic year launches, the department is celebrating by announcing a number of exciting changes. The Leisure Review/ Living Arts programs are now called Gaucho REC (Recreation and Exercise Classes). Created in Rob Gym in 1985, The Wellness and Fitness Institute is getting an extreme makeover and will now serve our students and community in its new location in the Rec Cen. These programs and all things Recreation can be found in our new quarterly publication we call the diRECtory. We invite you to check it out, try something new and join us for many more great adventures in the years ahead.

Rec Center

RECREATION FACILITIES MAP

For questions regarding the Department of Recreation, call (805) 893-2181. For questions regarding Gaucho REC, call (805) 893-3738.

recreation.ucsb.edu

PUBLICATION CREDITS

Main Entrance

Rec Cen FieldNot to scale

Rob Gym

2320(upstairs)

2120(upstairs)

Equipment Room

The Leisure Review Summer 2014The Leisure Review Spring 1988

N

MAC

Pool B

Climbing Center

FitnessWest

15011502 1514

PavilionGym

MainGym

FitnessNorth

FitnessSouth

Squash & Raquetball Courts

PoolA

DivingWell

Gymnastics1270

1125

1131

1430

1420

1410

Fall 2014 | 15

16 | diRECtory

Locker and Equipment Rentals

Rob GymFull and half lockers

Quarter: $16 Students/ $25 Non-Students

Annual: $55 Students/ $75 Non-Students

Rec CenHalf lockers

3 Months: $25 Students/ $30 Non-Students

Annual: $80 Students/ $100 Non-Students

Equipment RentalsSquash/Raquetball Racquet: $0.75

Badminton Racquet: $0.50Tennis Racquet: $1.25

Guitar: Day $3 & Quarter $35Lock: $0.50

Towel: Day $0.75 - 3 mo. $7 - Annual $25

Locker and Equipment RentalsOUTDOORRent all the gear and equipment needed for your next backpacking or camping trip! Rent a surfboard, SUP,

wetsuit, and/or kayak at campus point!

GEAR RENTAL

For more information visitwww.gauchosplay.com

ROPES COURSE This unique experience challenges both the mind and the body

through a series of “low course” and “high course” activities. designed to bring groups together.

PERSONAL TRAINING

personaltraining@essr.ucsb.edu (805) 455-1421To set up your session, please contact us at:

1 session 6 sessions

UCSB Student

UCSB Faculty/Sta�

$50 $270 $425$55 $315 $500$65 $375

10 sessions

Community Member $600

Special first time and group rates available.

Fall 2014 | 17

UCSB RECREATION CENTERTHE PATH TO A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE

JOIN NOW!Faculty/Staff $80 $270Spouse of UCSB Student $80 $270Alumni AssocIATION Member $100 $360Community Member $125 $460

Memberships 3-Month ANNUAL

Three fitness centers Climbing walls Two poolsMulti-purpose arena Two gyms Locker rooms

OUR OFFICEIS WHERE GAUCHOS PLAY“ ”

RECREATION EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIESThe Recreation Department is one of the largest employers of UCSB

students on campus. From jobs as Lifeguards to Rec Cen Staff, Camp Counselors to Referees, and Swim Coaches to Creative

Designers and Photographers-- our department has it all!

Visit our office in the Rec Cenfor more information.

The Wellness & Fitness Institute is a human performance lab designed to provide education, experience and personal health/fitness assessment. Utilizing various assessment tools, Wellness Institute staff will guide participants through a

series of tests and measurements to determine an individual’s fitness level and personal wellbeing. Upon completion of assessments students will be referred to classes, programs or experienced health/fitness professionals in an effort to further personal growth and wellbeing. The institute also serves as a training ground for students participating in the

Department of Exercise and Sport Studies’ certificate programs.

Assessment, Education, Action

Keeping Gauchos Healthy Since 1985

Visit us at our new home in Rec Cen room 1502 Find more info at recreation.ucsb.edu

The Department of Exercise & Sport Studies provides unique opportunities for students to acquire knowledge and develop specific expertise and skills in concentrated areas of study.

EXERCISE & SPORT STUDIESD E P A R T M E N T O F

SPORT

MANAGEMENT

GROUPFITNESS

PERSONAL

TRAINING

HEALTH &

WELLNESS

Go to www.essr.ucsb.edu/certificates for more info.

diRECtory | Fa l l 2014 | UCSB Department o f Recreat ion | F ind your f i t .