Open to all students, faculty, and staff, most sports offer men's, women's and coed divisions. The Frog Fit Program offers a wide variety of fitness opportunities f'or everyone in the University community. Over twenty-five classes per week, including aerobics, step aerobics, water aerobics, personal training, swim conditioning, and adult fitness, are available. Sports clubs at TCU are recognized student organizations that are created and administered by students for the purpose of furthering a common interest in a specific sport or sports-related activity. Sports clubs may have a competitive, recreational, instructional, or social focus.
Participation is strictly voluntary.
The TCU Challenge Course is an innovative facility that uses high and low elements to create an outdoor adventure experience. Programs are designed to combine risk, challenge, physical activity, cognitive stimulation, courage, support, decision making, and fun into a unique experience that promotes group development and individual growth. TCU Siblings are invited to spend the weekend on campus and enjoy every aspect of Frog Fest Weekend. Steve Kintigh is the director of Recreational Sports.