Showing posts with label fitness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fitness. Show all posts
Friday, August 19, 2011
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Thursday, June 23, 2011
"Run thru the River 5K" brings in smiles, prizes, and big bucks

The inaugural “Run thru the River” 5K at MCC-Blue River was a fabulous success. Eighty participants signed up for the event, several times the goal number that event organizers had originally aimed for. Laughs and smiles abounded at the finish line despite muddy conditions on portions of the course due to the previous night’s rain. The overall first through third place females to finish the race were Mindy Johnson, Emily Morgan and Karla Deathrage. The overall top three male finishers were Tom Ballew, Geordie McGonagle and Devyn Mapes.
Medals were awarded to the top male and female finishers in 7 age categories:
Jester Weston
Courtney Woodward
Devyn Mapes
Olivia Heacock
TJ Casper
Jessica Stacy
Mindy Johnson
Eric Sligar
Cheri Cain
Diane Bales
Geordie McGonagle
Tom Ballew
Sara Woodward
Steve Grubbs
Mary Ellen Jenison
Event organizer Dave Owens expects to have many more participants in Run thru the River next year. Runners came from all over the greater Kansas City, Mo. area and eastern Kansas. This kind of success in the first year of
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Employees: Join the MCC Fitness Centers - no cost!
Did you know MCC employees can use the MCC Fitness Centers at no cost? Visit any of the campus fitness centers, sign a waiver, and you become a member. It’s that simple! You are not restricted to the campus in which you work. Utilize all of them or one that's convenient for you. Click here to find a location best for you.
After you work out, don't forget to log your success on the Points-to-Blue incentive program.
After you work out, don't forget to log your success on the Points-to-Blue incentive program.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Free Week of Boot Camps on deck at MCC-Maple Woods
Gear up to reach your fitness goals this summer at the MCC-Maple Woods Fitness Center - it's free boot camp week! What's a boot camp? A fitness boot camp personal training session at a more economical cost. Trainers will put participants through a series of efficient, effective and unique workouts, allowing each individual to work at their own appropriate fitness level to burn fat for energy. A trainer will monitor your progress, record weight changes, body fat analysis, and will offer nutrition guidelines.
Boot camps are FREE from June 7 - June 13, and you can bring a friend! For more information, contact the Fitness Center at 604.3555.
Boot camps are FREE from June 7 - June 13, and you can bring a friend! For more information, contact the Fitness Center at 604.3555.
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Employee Survey: MCC's Fitness and Recreation Centers
As part of MCC’s continued commitment to review programs and services, Vice Chancellor Tuesday Stanley has charged a committee, composed of staff, faculty, and administrators, to review MCC’s fitness and recreation centers.
A survey was recently distributed to students in order to obtain their input. At this time we would like to hear from MCC employees. Please take a few minutes to complete the survey that can be accessed from the link below. No personal information will be shared with anyone.
Thank you in advance for your participation and taking time to complete the survey.
- Mary Truex, Co-Chair
- Brian Bechtel, Co-Chair
Friday, May 13, 2011
Employees: Join the MCC Fitness Centers - no cost!
Did you know employees can use the MCC Fitness Centers at no cost? Visit any of the campus fitness centers, complete and sign a waiver, and you become a member. It’s that simple! You are not restricted to the campus in which you work. Utilize all of them or one thata's convenient for you. Click here to find a location best for you.
After you work out, don't forget to log your success on the Points-to-Blue incentive program. For other wellness information visit the InfoEx here.
Here’s the details:
Full-time and flexible part-time employees are eligible to join the MCC fitness centers at no cost. These benefit eligible employees will need to go through the normal screening process by answering a series of questions concerning such things as chest pain, blood pressure, asthma, fainting spells, etc. This screening is conducted on-site at the appropriate fitness center. If there is no problem with the screening, employees will be allowed to use the center. If there is a problem, employees will need to get a release from their doctor before being allowed to use the center.
Spouses may be added for a cost of $10 per month, families may be added for $15 per month; and dependent membership is contingent upon the same wellness screening process administered to employees. Every two years, employees and their dependents would need to be screened again. Dependent children will be eligible until age 24, regardless of student status.
Part-time faculty and temporary part-time (1000 hour) staff who wish to join the fitness centers must go through the screening process as detailed above for benefit eligible employees. Once they are cleared to use the center, they too will be eligible for free membership. Since this is a benefit for part-time faculty and temporary part-time (1000 hour) staff employees only, there is no discount for dependents, however, there would be some financial benefit because the employee would already be a member (i.e. – a spouse could join at a single member rate instead of the couple rate).
After you work out, don't forget to log your success on the Points-to-Blue incentive program. For other wellness information visit the InfoEx here.
Here’s the details:
Full-time and flexible part-time employees are eligible to join the MCC fitness centers at no cost. These benefit eligible employees will need to go through the normal screening process by answering a series of questions concerning such things as chest pain, blood pressure, asthma, fainting spells, etc. This screening is conducted on-site at the appropriate fitness center. If there is no problem with the screening, employees will be allowed to use the center. If there is a problem, employees will need to get a release from their doctor before being allowed to use the center.
Spouses may be added for a cost of $10 per month, families may be added for $15 per month; and dependent membership is contingent upon the same wellness screening process administered to employees. Every two years, employees and their dependents would need to be screened again. Dependent children will be eligible until age 24, regardless of student status.
Part-time faculty and temporary part-time (1000 hour) staff who wish to join the fitness centers must go through the screening process as detailed above for benefit eligible employees. Once they are cleared to use the center, they too will be eligible for free membership. Since this is a benefit for part-time faculty and temporary part-time (1000 hour) staff employees only, there is no discount for dependents, however, there would be some financial benefit because the employee would already be a member (i.e. – a spouse could join at a single member rate instead of the couple rate).
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Friday, April 8, 2011
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Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Free Wednesday Workouts at MCC-Blue River
Metropolitan Community College-Blue River students and staff members who are ready to get in shape will have plenty of opportunities. Every Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. they can enjoy a free beginning level guided workout in the MCC-Blue River gymnasium (Arts & Sciences 100).
The schedule of workouts is a diverse selection that should give participants a taste of many different styles of exercise. The activities will include Zumba®, dancing and martial arts among other workouts.
Dates | Activities |
3/30 and 4/13 | Zumba® |
4/6 | Cardio Interval Training |
4/20 | Hoop Dancing |
4/27 | Martial Arts |
5/4 | P90X Strength Training |
For more information about Free Wednesday Workouts, contact David Owens at David.Owens@mcckc.edu or by phone at 816.604.6426.
Friday, March 18, 2011
Monday, March 14, 2011
Health Fair at MCC-Blue River
Several free health screening services will be offered to students and staff at Metropolitan Community College-Blue River during the March 23, 2011 Health Fair. Centerpoint Medical Center will be administering free screenings of for asthma, bone density, blood pressure, cholesterol, and glucose levels.
The Kansas City Health Department will also be present to provide HIV and STD health information and free testing and screening services. Free fitness evaluations will be performed by representatives of 24 Hour Fitness as well.
Come to the Campus Center lobby between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. for the health fair and pick up a free flu shot voucher.
For more information about the MCC-Blue River Health Fair, contact Amy Slater or David Owens in the campus life office, room 113 of the Campus Center. Amy Slater can be reached by phone at 816.604.6635 or through email at Amy.Slater@mcckc.edu. Contact David Owens at David.Owens@mcckc.edu or 816.604.6426.
MCC-Blue River Health Fair, Wednesday, March 23, 2010, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Campus Center
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