Participants include individuals of all abilities and ages. Dedication from volunteers keeps C.W. HOG alive. Volunteers frequently get more from the experience than they put into it. You only need a desire to have fun and a willingness to do a little hard work. Classes taught through the C.W. HOG Program include weight training, swimming, martial arts, snow skiing, and water skiing.
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.