Department of Campus Recreation : Texas State University

Outdoor Recreation overview of two people canoeing the San Marcos river with lifejackets on. Follow on twitter txstoutdoors.

Aquatics and Safety banner has women swimming in butterfly form. Follow on Twitter txst_aquatics.

Facility Operations has people working out in the weight area. Follow on twitter txstrec

Fitness and Wellness people in a step class working out. Follow on twitter txstfitness.

Intramural Sports people playing softball with the football stadium in background. Follow on Twitter txstateimsports.

Sport Clubs woman in rugby start stance looking intently into the camera. Follow on twitter txstsportclubs.

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Aquatics and Safety

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Memberships

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Outdoor Recreation

Check out equipment, Adventure Trip Schedule and much more here.

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Take a break from studying and join us May 6–10 for Sweat the Stress! ALL group fitness classes will be FREE to SRC members! #recoftenlivewell pic.twitter.com/M3kULmIbox
— TXST Campus Rec (@TXSTrec) April 29, 2019

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