• Photo ID required. Transfer of ID's or assistance with ineligible entry is considered fraud.
• Users must be at least 17 years of age.
• Food and drink are limited to hallways and vendor areas.
• Beverages must be in closed plastic containers.
• Shirt and shoes must be worn.
• Only non-marking shoes on wood floors.
• Filming is not permitted unless authorized by RWC staff.
• Pets are not permitted, except animals providing assistance to individuals with disabilities.
• Please report any equipment or facility problems to RWC staff.
• Bicycles, skateboards, and roller blades are not permitted in the building.
• RWC is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
• Participation is voluntary, exercise at your own risk.
• Participants are encouraged to consult a physician prior to beginning an exercise program.
• Participants are responsible for and should secure their own medical insurance.
• Users are expected to be responsible, courteous, and safety conscious. Users who disregard policies and guidelines may be asked to leave the facility and could experience a loss in recreational services.
• Assumption of Risk:
  Participation in Recreation and Wellness Center programs is completely voluntary. Individuals participate at their own risk and assume responsibility for their own health and safety. The University of Central Florida and the Recreation and Wellness Center are not liable for injuries sustained during participation in a Recreation and Wellness Center sponsored activity. It is strongly recommended that all participants consult a physician and/or have a physical exam prior to participation. The University of Central Florida does not provide personal accident/health insurance. Therefore, participants are urged to secure their own insurance.
• You may suffer physical and/or mental injury from participating in these activities.

• In the event that temperature reaches below 40 degress the decision to close the pool should be made by the Aquatic Team supervisors. In the event that a closure has not been prepared for by the Aquatic Team, the Building Manager can check www.weatherchannel.com to see if atmosphere temperature reaches below 40 degrees. If these conditions force the closure of the pool then the inclement weather closing precedures should be followed as well. Guards should always report to work regardless of the temperature outside unless you receive a phone call from the BM.
• Shower before entering pool.
• Proper/ appropriate swim attire must be worn.
• The bathing load is 141 persons for the Leisure Pool and 128 persons for the Lap Pool.
• The following is NOT permitted:

• Equipment Policies Coming Soon

Facilities located within the Recreation and Wellness Center include:

• 2 Outdoor Pools (Lap and Leisure)
• Indoor Track
• Multipurpose Gymnasium Sports Courts
• Weight Training and Cardiovascular Fitness Area
• Classroom
• Multipurpose Exercise Studios
• Climbing Tower

• Proper athletic attire is required:

• Bags and backpacks are not permitted
• Please wipe down equipment after use.
• Return cardiovascular equipment controls to their start position.
• Return equipment and weights to their proper location.
• Please do not drop the free weights/dumbbells.
• Collars are recommended to be used on free weight bars with plates.
• Limit yourself to thirty minutes on cardiovascular equipment when others are waiting.
• Only sealable containers and sport bottles are permitted.
• Report all injuries or broken equipment to RWC staff.
• Discontinue exercising immediately and notify staff if you feel pain, discomfort, or dizziness.
• Be considerate of others and obey staff directions.

• Students have 6 free guest passes per semester (3 for Leisure Pool, 3 for Indoor facility of RWC).
• Guests MUST have a valid PHOTO ID - NO EXCEPTIONS (passport, drivers license, school id etc.) and sign a liability waiver before using the facility.
• All members sponsoring guests are responsible for the conduct and any damages by their guest(s).
• Sponsor must remain in the facility at all times with their guest(s).
• RWC members who are approached by strangers within the recreation facilities and adjacent properties and asked to sponsor them as a guest is a violation of RWC access policy.
• RWC reserves the right to deny access to guests.

• The indoor track is for runners, joggers, walkers, and pushers only.
• Appropriate sports shoes must be worn. Spikes, turf shoes and cleats are prohibited.
• Walkers must use the outside lane. Faster participants must use inside lanes.
• Directional signs will specify clockwise or counter-clockwise running.
• Stretching areas are located on the West entrance to the track (near the overlook window to the pool).

• All blue colored lockers are for daily use only. All locks and materials left in the blue lockers at closing time will be removed.
• All other lockers are available per semester for a fee. To inquire about these lockers please come by our Administrative Office during posted hours of operation.
• The Recreation and Wellness is not responsible for any lost or stolen items left in the locker rooms.
• Locker room users must bring their own locks.
• Daily lockers are also located on the main weight floor under the main stairs and on basketball Court #3. Please see directions located on the side of these lockers for usage.

• The Recreation and Wellness Center keeps all items for one month. After the one month period, valuables are turned over to the University Police Department and non valuable items are donated to a charity organization.

• Only closed-toe athletic shoes with non-marking soles are allowed.
• Hanging on the rim is not permitted. Dunking between games is not permitted.
• Participants must refrain from the deliberate abuse of the walls, doors, ceilings, equipment, etc. by kicking or striking with racquets, balls, etc.
• Disassembling or moving equipment that has been set up is not allowed. Contact Member Services or a Building Manager with questions.
• Violations of any gymnasium court rule may result in immediate ejection from the facility.

• Reservation priority will be given to student groups; i.e. clubs and organizations, greek organizations, and all current A & SF paying students.
• Reservation requests must be made at least 10 days before the day of the event.
• Group sizes can range anywhere from 10 - 40 participants. Groups outside this number will need special approval from the Outdoor Adventure Coordinator.
• A reservation request form must be on file with the RWC before program will be approved.
• Reservation request forms can be found on www.rec.ucf.edu under Outdoor Adventure.
• Reservation requests forms can be filled out online, or in the RWC Administration offices.
• Once a group has been given a confirmed program date; the group contact will need to meet with the Outdoor Adventure Coordinator or designee to go over pertinent information.
• Failure to schedule and meet before the program may result in cancellation of program.
• Failure to show up on the confirmed scheduled program will result in a forfeit cost of $50.00 to cover facilitator fees.
• Cancellations should be made a minimum of 5 business days prior to the confirmed program date.

• All participants should follow the Recreation and Wellness Center policies.
• All members must have a liability and medical form on file before taking part in any activities.
• It is advised to have a physical before engaging in any type of physical activity.
• Participants are encouraged to drink water or other hydrating fluids before, during, and after the activity.
• Members of the group cannot use personal climbing equipment, and must use the gear provided by the UCF Challenge Course.
• Participants must wear appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes to insure safety.
• Hazardous jewelry, watches, and hanging clothing items must be removed.
• Alcohol or tobacco products of any kind are not permitted on the premises of the challenge course.
• Climbing on any equipment is permitted only with the direction from the supervising staff.
• Participants should not step on climbing ropes, hang on guy wires, swing on ropes, or do any other activities that would pose a risk to the participant and the equipment.
• Any safety hazards should be reported immediately to the staff..
• Participants must abide by the decisions of the Outdoor Adventure staff in regards to safety.

• Only UCF carabiners and belay devices are to be used. Personal harnesses manufactured by approved companies, climbing shoes, and chalk balls are permitted.
• Proper athletic attire including closed toe shoes is required while climbing.
• It is recommended all jewelry be removed while climbing and belaying at the tower.
• Equipment must be checked and approved by staff before climbing and belaying.
• A figure-eight follow-thru with a double overhand safety knot is required.
• Climbers interested in belaying must pass a belay test, display appropriate card, and use proper belay techniques.
• Bouldering is permitted up to the marked 10 ft line. Crash pads should be used while bouldering.
• No eating or drinking in the tower area. Closed water containers are permitted.
• Horseplay or use of profanity is prohibited.
• Participants must abide by the decisions of the Outdoor Adventure staff. Failure to adhere to these policies and staff could result in loss of climbing and/or RWC privileges.

• TRIP PROGRAM OVERVIEW
  Thank you for your participation in the Outdoor Adventure Trip Program.  Our trips range from a full day to a week long with varying levels of difficulty.  Due to the unpredictable nature of Outdoor Adventure trips, we feel it is important you are well informed and prepared for a variety of situations.  Some of these situations will require flexibility.  All trips no matter the length will require participants to be engaged in the overall execution of the trip. This will require teamwork and respect on all parties. It is important to keep in mind that the trip schedule and activities are contingent upon each participant being on time.   
  
• COMMITMENT
  All of our trips require a physical and emotional commitment from participants.  Staff may prepare you for some of the hardships you might face but it is up to each participant to decide to commit him or herself to appropriate challenges which may include being exposed to extreme weather, engaging in strenuous activities, and being in uncomfortable situations. 
  
• SAFETY
  Precautions will be made to ensure utmost safety for all trips.  It is important for all participants to inform the Trip Lead, or Outdoor Adventure Coordinator of any pertinent medical information by the completion of the medical form.  If you have a specific medical condition that requires prescription medication, it is your responsibility to have ample supplies on the trip.  In addition, the consumption of alcohol and tobacco products is not permitted on any trip.  Failure to comply with this policy can result in a referral to the Office of Student Conduct and / or being sent home at your expense.
  
• TRIP FEES
  Trip deposit or the total cost is required to hold a spot on the trip roster.  Full payment for trips is required by the trip sign-up deadline posted for the trip or your spot will be given to someone on the waiting list. 
  
• REFUNDS
  No refunds will be given after the trip sign-up deadline regardless of reason.  Failure to be on time for trip departure will result in complete forfeiture of all payments. 
  
• PRE-TRIP MEETING
  All trip participants are REQUIRED to attend a pre-trip meeting.  Participants are required to sign an assumption of risk and release of liability form at the pre-trip meeting.  Outdoor Adventure makes every effort to hold pre-trip meetings at times that are convenient for most students.  If a legitimate excuse arises (class) you must schedule an appointment to meet with the Trip Lead or Outdoor Adventure Coordinator prior to the pre-trip meeting.  Failure to attend the pre-trip meeting will forfeit your spot and your deposit.     
          
• REQUIRED EQUIPMENT
  Some trips may require you to purchase or rent certain items such as clothing, and/or gear.  They are not limited to but may include:  tents, sleeping bag, boots, wool hats, synthetic clothing, gloves, rain gear, etc.  We will provide some items that are essential to the trip.  These items will be discussed at the pre-trip meeting. 

• Food, sunflower seeds, chewing gum, glass containers, cans, and beverages not in sealable containers are prohibited.
• Smoking, chewing tobacco, alcohol, and any open flames are not permitted.
• Pets are not allowed.
• Golfing, metal cleats, or other sharp objects are not permitted.
• Bicycles, rollerblades, golf carts, and other unauthorized motor vehicles are prohibited.
• Goals, bleachers, and other equipment may not be moved
  without permission of staff.

• Surveillance System : Camera Policy AGREEMENT

  The Recreation and Wellness Center (RWC) recognizes the need to strike a balance between the individual's right to be free from invasion of privacy and the institution's duty to promote a safe environment for all community members.

  The purpose of video surveillance in the Recreation and Wellness Center (RWC) is to:

  1. Promote a safe environment by deterring acts of harassment or assault.

  2. Deter theft and vandalism and assist in the identification of individuals who commit damage to Recreation and Wellness Center (RWC) property.

  3. Assist law enforcement agencies with regard to the investigation of any crime that may be depicted.

  4. Assist in the daily operations of the Recreation and Wellness Center (RWC).

  Signs will be posted in appropriate areas, either at the entrance to the area under surveillance (e.g. on the entrance gate to the pool or building) or in close proximity to the camera informing the general public of the usage of video surveillance on campus.

  At no time will persons other than those designated by the Director of the Recreation & Wellness Center have access to the monitors or to the recordings made in the course of the surveillance. Personal information contained on the recordings shall not be used or disclosed for purposes other than those for which it was collected, except with the consent of the individual or as required by law.

  The focus of cameras used in video surveillance in the Recreation and Wellness Center will not cover areas where there is an expectation of privacy.