Students learn to build strength, endurance, and flexibility. This ability training is not only necessary for participation in adventure activities, but also for every day living. These classes are offered through the Physical Education Department on campus. Courses are also available for students interested in learning how to instruct activities involving people with disabilities. There are no paid guides, and no trip expenses go to pay anyone's way.
All participants share in the planning, decision making, expense and execution of the adventure.
This not only makes the trip more affordable, it enhances the richness of the experience by involving everyone. All members of the group need to work together to make the trip fun and safe. Activities vary from whitewater rafting, snow skiing, bowling, hot spring soaks, hay rides or getting together for a social dinner. The calendar provides a monthly schedule of upcoming activities. Details about activities are also posted in the C.W. HOG office.