Area-Specific Guidelines

Bryan Green Matador Training Zone, Total Training Zone, Top Level Training Zone

1. Age Restrictions. Users must be 16 years or older to access fitness or cardio equipment or participate in many programs offered within the training zones.

2. Towels. Towels are recommended while using fitness and cardio equipment in the SRC. Complementary workout towels are available for checkout at the Pro Shop and Training Zone desks. Pool/shower towels can also be checked out from the Pro Shop for a fee.

3. Chalk. The use of approved liquid chalk is only permitted within designated Olympic lifting areas. Approved liquid chalk may be purchased at the Pro Shop.

4. Equipment Usage. Users must operate all equipment in a safe and appropriate manner. Improper or unsafe use of equipment is strictly prohibited. This includes actions such as dropping weights unnecessarily, using equipment for purposes other than its intended design or engaging in behavior that puts oneself or others at risk. If you are unsure how to use a piece of equipment, please seek assistance from SRC Staff.

5. Re-Rack Weights. All weights must be returned to their proper racks after completion of a set

6. Spotters. It is recommended to use spotters, except when using the lifting platforms.

7. Collars. The use of collars on bars is recommended regardless of the weight, except when using the lifting platforms.

8. Equipment Cleaning. All cardio and fitness equipment with upholstery must be wiped down after use. Disinfectant wipes are provided for convenience. Please dispose of used wipes in the designated receptacles after cleaning the equipment.

9. Equipment Repair and Adjustments. Only authorized personnel may repair equipment. Users are responsible for reporting damages or necessary repairs to the SRC staff. Unauthorized alteration or adjustment of equipment is strictly prohibited.

10. Removal of Equipment. Fitness equipment cannot be removed from their designated areas within the training zone. 

11. Equipment Etiquette. During peak times, when fitness spaces or equipment are in high demand, users are expected to allow others to work in between sets or while resting. Additionally, a 30-minute time limit on all cardio equipment will be enforced.

12. Lifting Platforms. Users are expected to abide by all guidelines specified for the Olympic lifting platforms.

13. Group Workouts. Training Zones are intended for open recreation or internal programming only. Groups (four or more participants) are not permitted to hold informal practices, trainings or workouts to the extent that they restrict the use of any machine, group of machines or any other areas within the training zones. Refer to the Rentals & Reservations guidelines to learn more about what areas are reservable for groups, athletic or sport clubs.

14. Noise Control. Excessive grunting, yelling or other disruptive audible sounds are not permitted in the facility. Users are expected to maintain an environment that is respectful and considerate of others. Please keep noise levels to a minimum to ensure a comfortable workout atmosphere for all users.

1. Activity Direction. Users must follow signage for proper direction of activity.

2. Lane Use. Inside lanes are designated for running/jogging; outside lanes are designated for walking.

3. Track Availability. The track is intended for open recreation use. Do not stretch or block the flow of traffic on the track. Group use and structured practices on the track are not permitted.

4. Prohibited Activities. The track is intended for open recreation use. Do not stretch, block the flow of traffic or use fitness equipment (bars, dumbbells, plyometric boxes, etc.) on the track. Group use and structured practices on the track are prohibited.           

1. Lifter Responsibilities. By using the lifting platforms, I agree to the following statements:
   • I understand how to “miss” Olympic lifts and their variations correctly.
   • I understand that mobility and flexibility are key components of Olympic weightlifting movements.
   • I will not perform if I do not have sufficient range of motion or if I am injured.
   • I understand that the SRC provides programs and services to promote proper lifting techniques and safety practices.
2. Equipment Usage. Bumper plates and the red lifting bars may only be used in the lifting platform area. The use of any additional equipment in the lifting platform area is prohibited.
3. Safety and Control. All weights must always remain in the lifter’s control unless the lift is completely missed. Dropping weights from above waist height is prohibited, except when performing a Snatch, Clean & Jerk, Overhead Squat or High Pull. When performing lifts that require re-racking the bar, safety arms must always be attached to the rack. However, safety arms are not required for lifts where the bar rests on the platform at the starting position. Collars must be always used.
4. Chalk. The use of approved liquid chalk is only permitted within the lifting platform area. Approved liquid chalk may be purchased at the Pro Shop.
5. Partner Guidelines. Only one individual is allowed on a platform at a time. Partners waiting for their turn in the lifting rotation must stand to the rear of the platform with their attention focused on the active lifter. Spotting in the lifting platform area is strictly prohibited.
6. Post-Workout. At the conclusion of the workout, all bumper plates and collars must be removed from the bar and put back in the proper location (bumper plates organized from lightest to heaviest).

1. Supervision of Dependents. To protect the privacy of others, children aged 5 and under are permitted to enter the opposite sex locker rooms. Parents/Guardians should use the Gender Inclusive Locker Room whenever possible. 

2. Day-Use Lockers. Day-use lockers may only be used when you are present in the facility and are subject to availability. Members are expected to provide their own locks or may rent/purchase one at the Pro Shop. At closing time, locks will be cut and personal items remaining in day-use lockers will be removed and placed in the lost and found. The SRC is not responsible for replacing locks that are cut.

3. Cleanliness. The SRC staff is committed to maintaining cleanliness. All trash and personal items must be picked up before leaving. Please report any concerns to a staff member immediately. 

4. Personal Devices. The use of any audio, video or photography device is prohibited in the locker rooms.

5. Locker Room Etiquette.

   • Modesty is encouraged; cover up with a towel to and from the showers.
   • Wear protective foot covering in the showers and locker rooms.
   • Share bench space with others.
   • Dry off before leaving the shower area.
   • Keep sink areas clean.
   • Close lockers after use.
   • Return used towels to the Pro Shop or training zone area before leaving the facility.
6. Gender Inclusive Locker Room Use. The Gender Inclusive Locker Room is a shared space and members should not monopolize its use. Members should minimize their time in the locker room and be considerate of others who are waiting. 

Locker Rental Guidelines

1. Lockers can be rented at the SRC Front Desk on a term basis to individuals with a current, active membership.

2. Locker contracts begin on the day they are purchased and expire at the end of the term. Please reference the locker and towel service schedule.

3. Lockers may be rented independently or as a combination package with a pool/shower-size towel service. Please reference Towel Service Guidelines.

4. Quarter- and half-size lockers are available for rent. ADA half-size lockers are available for rent but are reserved for those who meet qualifications. 

5. Full-size lockers are reserved for day use only.

6. A lock will be issued for each rental locker. A personal lock may be used on a rented locker, but the member is responsible for replacing the issued lock on the locker at the end of the locker service. 

7. Items left in expired lockers will be cleaned out on the first day after the rental period expiration date. Personal items left in lockers after the clean out date will be retained per the USU lost and found guidelines

8. Sharing or sub-leasing of lockers is prohibited.

9. Members are not permitted to use their locker to advertise or post information on the exterior or interior.

10. Members are responsible for securing their own locker. The SRC is not responsible for any items in a locker during the rental period.

Day Use Locker Guidelines

1. Day Use is defined as using the locker while you are present in the SRC and involved in activities. Lockers are not to be used for day storage when you are not present in the SRC. Personal items must be removed after your activity time at the SRC.

2. All day use lockers are available for free and are subject to availability.

3. Full size, quarter size, half size (some ADA accessible) and training zone lockers are available for day use.

4. At closing time, locks will be cut and personal items remaining in day use lockers will be removed and placed in the lost and found, which is located at the SRC Front Desk. Items will be retained per the USU lost and found guidelines. 

5. The SRC is not responsible for replacing locks that are cut and removed. 

MatArena

1. Court Equipment. Only SRC Staff are authorized to set up and take down court equipment including dividers.

2. Open Recreation. During Open Recreation, the sport designated on the daily schedule has court priority and modifications to court setups will not be made. 

3. Prohibited Activities. The throwing, kicking, hitting, etc. of balls into the walls outside the activity area, bleachers and ceilings is not permitted. Running, stretching or any other fitness activities are prohibited on the bleachers.

4. Use of Space. Any equipment or activity not intended to occur in this space must first be approved by SRC Staff. 

5. Cleanliness. The SRC staff is committed to maintaining cleanliness. All trash and personal items must be picked up before leaving. Please report any concerns to a staff member immediately. 

Red Ring Courts

1. Court Equipment. Only SRC Staff are authorized to set up and take down court equipment including dividers.

2. Open Recreation. During open recreation, the sport designated on the daily schedule has court priority and modifications to court setups will not be made. 

3. Hanging on Rims and Nets. Dunking is permitted at the SRC; however, hanging on rims or nets is prohibited.

4. Prohibited Activities. The throwing, kicking, hitting, etc. of balls into the walls outside the activity area and ceilings is not permitted.

5. Cleanliness. The SRC staff is committed to maintaining cleanliness. All trash and personal items must be picked up before leaving. Please report any concerns to a staff member immediately. 

6. Inclusive Play. When wood courts are in demand, members should utilize a waiting system that allows other teams and individuals to participate. All games are played to 10 (straight, not win by 2), scoring is by 1s and 2s; a team that wins is only permitted to stay on the court for a maximum of two games. If necessary, an SRC staff member will facilitate this process.  

7. Use of Space. Any equipment or activity not intended to occur in this space must first be approved by SRC Staff. 

Any items to be posted in or on the Student Recreation Center (SRC) must be approved in advance by the SRC Director or designee. Posting in or on the SRC is reserved for the University Student Union (USU) Marketing department, SRC sponsored events, California State University, Northridge Associated Student (AS) and other campus-affiliated groups with special permission only.

All unauthorized materials will be removed and may be discarded.  Failure to comply with posting guidelines may result in cleaning and/or repair fees.

Exceptions to this policy may be made by the SRC Director or designee.

1. Studios. Postings must be in plastic sign holders or on storage room doors only, using blue painters tape. No posting on the studio walls or mirrors.  
2. Bulletin Boards. All postings must be related to fitness, health or wellness. Only staples are permitted on the fitness zone bulletin boards. Postings must be stamped with an expiration date by the SRC Director or designee.
3. Break Room Board can be used for workplace appropriate postings. Postings must be stamped with an expiration date by the SRC Director or designee.    
4. Red Ring Courts. Only internal posting is allowed on Red Ring Courts. Exceptions to this may be made by the SRC Director or designee. Postings must be laminated and placed on the wood panels only, using blue painters tape. No posting on windows, walls or any padded surfaces.    
5. MatArena. Only internal posting is allowed in the MatArena. Exceptions to this may be made by the SRC Director or designee. Postings must be laminated and placed on the door only, using blue painters tape. No posting on walls, inside the MatArena or on bleachers.    
6. Posting Around the Facility. Posting in places other than what is listed above must be approved by the SRC Director or designee. 
7. General
   1. All postings are subject to removal by the SRC staff.
   2. All out of date postings will be removed.
   3. Temporary signage in place for events must be taken down no later than 1 hour after the event ends. 
   4. All internal postings must be made on the SRC sign template. Handwritten signs are not allowed. 
   5. When appropriate, internal postings should be laminated. 
   6. Facility Operations staff is responsible for monitoring the bulletin boards and all postings.

Equipment Checkout

1. Equipment must be checked out and returned at the Pro Shop. Checkout is available from the SRC opening time until 15 minutes before closing.

2. Equipment is checked out on a first-come, first-served basis and may not be reserved ahead of time.  

3. Members must check out all equipment on behalf of their dependent hour participants or guests and may only check out a quantity appropriate for personal use, their dependents or their sponsored guests.

4. Equipment that is checked out from the Pro Shop must remain in the SRC.  

5. Members with outstanding equipment holds will not be permitted to check out additional items until all have been returned.  

6. Members are liable for the replacement cost of equipment that is not returned and for the replacement cost of equipment returned damaged beyond what is expected from typical use. 

7. Members may not loan checked out equipment to others. A member’s privilege to check out equipment may be suspended if this occurs.

Member Liability

1. Equipment must be used for the manufacturer’s intended purpose only. Improper, unsafe or negligent use of equipment is prohibited.

2. Members and anyone else who uses checked out equipment are responsible for assessing their skill level. The SRC is not liable for any injury caused by misuse of equipment.  

3. Members are liable for the replacement cost of equipment that is not returned and for the replacement cost of equipment returned damaged beyond what is expected from typical use. 

4. Members may not loan checked out equipment to others. A member’s privilege to check out equipment may be suspended if this occurs.

1. Eyewear. Eye protection is required. Standard prescription glasses do not constitute eye protection. Goggles must be worn. Members may bring their own goggles or they may be checked out from the Pro Shop.

2. Wrist Strap. The use of the wrist strap on the racquet is strongly recommended.

3. Reservations. The following is an outline of the court reservation guidelines.

   1. Reservations are coordinated through the Pro Shop and can be made in person by calling 818-677-5434 or via the SRC mobile app.
   2. Members are only permitted to make reservations under their own name.
   3. Reservations may be made beginning one day prior to the desired date of play on the hour.
   4. The court may be reserved for one hour at a time.
   5. If there is no reservation immediately following a scheduled session, a member may continue to play. However, back-to-back reservations by the same member may not be made.
   6. Reservations are available on the hour from the facility opening time until one hour before the facility closing time.
   7. Reservations are forfeited 5 minutes after the starting time.

4. Court Damage. Striking the court walls or floor with the racquet is prohibited. Members should check the court area for damage before use and alert an SRC staff member if there are any issues. 

5. Approved Activities. The court is for racquetball play unless otherwise approved by the SRC Staff. Members participating in unapproved activities will be asked to leave the court.

1. Inclement Weather. In the event of inclement weather, the SRC staff may close sections or the entire pool due to visual and safety limitations. SRC Aquatics staff maintains the right to refuse or revoke admittance as a safety precaution.
2. Pre-Swim Showering. All pool users are required to shower before entering the pool.
3. Horseplay. Running, pushing, dunking, water fighting, chicken fights, hanging on the backs of other swimmers, breath holding contests, hypoxic breathing, etc. are prohibited in the water, on the deck and around the building.
4. Unsupervised Swimming. Swimming is permitted only while lifeguards are on duty. Pool Closure — If lifeguards are either called away for an emergency or absent, and two guards are not present, the pool will be closed. Two lifeguards must be present for the pool to remain open. 
5. Lifeguard Directives. Members are required to follow the directions of lifeguards and SRC staff members. Do not distract lifeguards. Upon a long whistle blast signal from lifeguards, stop what you are doing and follow the lifeguard’s directive.
6. Diving. Diving is prohibited.
7. Floatation Devices. U.S. Coast Guard approved personal flotation devices are permitted under the direct supervision of an adult 18 years of age or older. Supervising adult must be in contact with those using devices at all times.
8. Training Equipment. Training equipment that is provided by the SRC is prohibited from leaving the aquatic areas. Equipment should be used in the manner in which it was designed for and returned to the proper location following use.
9. Water Toys. Water toys are restricted to those that are provided by the SRC.
10. Bodily Fluids. Spitting, blowing the nose or urinating in the pool is prohibited.
11. Contagious or Infectious Conditions. Use of the pool may be refused to anyone appearing to have a contagious or infectious condition, such as a cold, athlete’s foot, ringworm, boils and other skin infections.
12. Stomach Illness. Swimming is discouraged if members are experiencing or have experienced stomach illness within the past two (2) weeks.
13. Required Swimwear. Appropriate swimwear is that which covers breasts (when applicable), buttocks, genitals and the pubic region. Street clothes, cut off jeans, shorts below the knees, thongs and see-through swimwear are prohibited. Shirts that are worn in the pool must be clean and white or apparel designed for aquatic use. Members with concerns regarding modesty may wear clean, covering garments that do not interfere with their safety in the water within these guidelines.
14. Swimming Ability. All children under the age of 16 must pass a swim test before entering deep water. This test may also be required for anyone who does not demonstrate the ability to swim safely in deep water. The swim test consists of a one (1) length (25 yard) swim demonstrating controlled breathing and forward momentum on the surface of the water. Weak or non-swimmers are defined as any individuals who cannot successfully pass the above-mentioned swim test and must remain in shallow water no deeper than chest level. 
    Active in-water supervision is required for all non-swimmers at all times.
15. Non-Potty Trained Children. Children who are not potty trained must wear swim diapers specifically designed for pool use under the appropriate swimsuit.
16. Eyewear and Goggles. Eyeglasses worn in the pool should be worn with a safety strap. All goggles and masks must be well fitted and have tempered glass.
17. Fins. Fins of any size are only permitted in designated lap swimming areas unless otherwise permitted by the lifeguard.
18. Slip and Fall Protection. For your safety and the safety of others, members should dry off before entering the facility locker rooms.
19. Unaccompanied Children. Children under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Accompanying your child is defined as being in the same activity area and maintaining constant supervision.
20. Unauthorized Areas. Members’ belongings are prohibited from being in the aquatic offices, storage rooms, and maintenance areas and on or under the lifeguard towers.
21. Lane Lines. Hanging and sitting on the lane lines is prohibited.
22. Footwear. It is recommended that members wear shoes/footwear to and from the pool area.
23. Glass Containers. Glass containers are prohibited in the aquatic facilities.
24. Pets. Pets are prohibited in the aquatic facilities.
25. Additional Assistance. If additional assistance is needed, please notify the Aquatics staff.
26. Temperature Requirement. If the water temperature is below 75 degrees F, Aquatics staff may choose to close the pool for use. Once temperature consistently reaches a temperature of over 75 degrees F, the pool will re-open. 

1. Groups Eligible for Reservations and Timelines. Groups that are eligible to reserve space in the SRC for sponsored events are the following:

   1. University Student Union and Associated Students Sport Clubs.
   2. Officially recognized student organizations and clubs and CSUN campus departments.
   3. Off-campus groups and individuals.

2. Approved Event Characteristics.  Unless otherwise approved by the SRC Director or their designee events approved in the SRC must be based on fitness, wellness or recreation. 

3. Monopoly of Space. Activity areas in the SRC are intended to be open and available for use unless formerly reserved. Groups are not permitted to hold informal practices, trainings and workouts to the extent they restrict the use of an activity area. The SRC staff reserves the right to request groups who are utilizing an area without a reservation to leave a space and/or disperse if they are creating an environment where others can’t participate freely.

4. Proper Safety Rules. Groups that utilize the SRC are required to follow all standard and prescribed safety rules for the particular activity they are participating in.  

5. Equipment Removal. Equipment that is used to supplement an event at the SRC must be removed within 48 hours of the completion of the event or a fee may apply.

6. Spaces Not Able to be Reserved. The following spaces are not able to be reserved in the SRC because they are dedicated for open recreation or internal use:

   1. Track
   2. Fitness Zones
   3. Intramural, Sport Clubs and Administration Offices
   4. SRC Conference (for internal use only)
   5. Determination Studio
       
7. Available Equipment. The following equipment is available to be reserved for events:
   1. 6’ x 30” rectangular indoor & outdoor table
   2. 5’ x 18” rectangular table
   3. Folding chair
   4. Stanchion
   5. 10' x 10' outdoor tent
   6. Portable public address system
   7. Data projector
   8. Dry erase easel
   9. LCD Cart w/laptop
   10. Projector screen
   11. 32 Gallon trash can
   12. Indoor volleyball Net/Set-Up
   13. Indoor badminton Net/Set-Up
   14. Water polo goal
   15. Table tennis table
   16. Ballet Barres
   17. Wood/Rubber floor covering
   18. Pool volleyball net
   19. Sporting equipment (balls)
        

8. No Show Required Participant Number Guideline. In addition to the USU No Show policy within the SRC a group will be considered a “no show” for a reservation if they do not have 6 participants within 15 minutes of the reservation start time. The exception to this guideline will be for the first 4 bookings of a group’s reservation or one month whichever occurs first.

9. Exceptions. Exceptions to these guidelines can be made by the USU Executive Director/designee. 

1. Climbing is always dangerous. By climbing here, you agree to a joint responsibility with staff to reduce and manage risk. Our staff’s presence does not eliminate any risks.
2. Supervision is our staff’s first priority. Make every effort to climb with fellow patrons before requesting assistance from Rock Wall staff.
3. Please abide by all SRC policies, expectations, and staff requests. The staff reserves the right to suspend or terminate privileges for inappropriate or unsafe behavior.
4. Always check harnesses, belay systems, & knots before climbing.Both your partners and your own.
5. Proper footwear and attire is required on the Climbing Wall. Loose fitting jewelry is prohibited. No bare foot climbing is allowed. Climbing shoes and other equipment are available for checkout.
6. No cursing, loud offensive language, horseplay, or rough-housing is allowed.
7. Bouldering is allowed during all facility hours to those who have signed the waiver. Spotting while bouldering is highly encouraged.
8. While bouldering, the climber’s head is not to go above a height of 13 feet (the height of the free standing boulder).
9. Top rope climbing is only allowed during climbing hours listed at the climbing wall.
10. Belay devices must be attached to the harness of the belayer by means of a locking carabiner.
11. Ropes must be attached to a harness using a figure-8 follow through knot with 3-6 inches of tail.
12. When a harness is worn, harnesses must be double-backed at the waist and leg loop buckles. Both the climber and belayer must wear harnesses while climbing on ropes.
13. When belaying: keep break hand on rope and your eyes on the climber at all times. Please do not sit and belay.
14. Belay instruction outside of climbing clinics is prohibited at the wall.

Spectators in the Student Recreation Center are permitted into the facility for observation of events and activities. Please note the following guidelines below. Spectators in violation of these guidelines or in violation of the Student Code of Conduct when applicable may be removed from the facility. Spectators must follow all SRC staff instructions.

1. Noisemakers. Air horns, confetti poppers, and other artificial noisemakers that interfere with play and create a hazardous environment are prohibited.

2. Spectating Areas. Spectators are restricted to designated spectator areas only and should remain a safe distance from the playing area.

3. Occupancy. If an activity area reaches occupancy limits due to spectators, games may be delayed and/or suspended to clear the area.

4. Sporting Behavior. All spectators are expected to demonstrate positive sportsmanship, regardless of the level of competition. Negative behavior, including but not limited to verbal abuse, physical aggression, obscene gestures, vulgar language, fighting and other inappropriate actions, is strictly prohibited.

5. Food. Food, other than packaged convenience fitness products, is not permitted in the SRC.

6. Spectator Pass. Non-member spectators will be admitted into the SRC to observe specific programs and events when appropriate. Non-member spectators must purchase a spectator pass at the SRC Front Desk. Non-member spectators are not permitted to participate in any activities and should only observe during their visit.

Motivation Studio

1. Studio Use. The Motivation Studio is available for open recreation when not scheduled for internal programming. Open recreation time is intended for informal and passive recreational activities that do not disrupt others using the space, such as stretching, independent dance and similar activities. Groups are not permitted to exclude others from entering and using the studio for open recreation. 

2. Personal Items. The SRC is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Personal items that cannot fit inside designated cubbies must be stored in a locker before entering the studio. 

3. Studio Equipment. Equipment provided in the storage area may only be used during internal programming. Any equipment provided in the training zones may not be used in the studio.

4. Audio Equipment. Studio audio equipment may only be used by SRC staff for scheduled activities.

Inspiration Studio

1. Studio Use. The Inspiration Studio is only available for internal programming and scheduled reservations. 

2. Personal Items. The SRC is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Personal items that cannot fit inside designated cubbies must be stored in a locker before entering the studio. 

3. Studio Equipment. Equipment within the storage area may only be used during internal programming. Any equipment provided in the training zones may not be used in the studio. 

4. Audio Equipment. Studio audio equipment may only be used by SRC staff for scheduled activities.

Determination Studio

1. Studio Use. The Determination Studio is only available for internal programming and scheduled reservations. 

2. Personal Items. The SRC is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Backpacks, bags, and other large items must be kept in designated storage areas and secured at all times. Small items such as keys, cell phones, water bottles and towels are allowed but must not obstruct the use of entrances and exits, walkways, paths and/or prevent the use of equipment.

3. Studio Equipment. Equipment within the storage area may only be used during internal programming. Any equipment provided in the training zones may not be used in the studio. 

4. Audio Equipment. Studio audio equipment may only be used by SRC staff for scheduled activities.

Boxing Training Program

1. The following are prohibited:
   1. Personal training and coaching by non SRC staff
   2. Sparring of any kind 
   3. Open finger gloves 
   4. Kickboxing or MMA style training 
   5. Adjusting height for the speed bag, spar bar and dip line
   6. Entering the storage room 
2. The following are required:
   1. Hand sanitation before and after wrapping hands
   2. Hand wraps must be worn when using the speed bag
   3. When using boxing equipment, heavy bag gloves (14 oz. or greater) are required, except when using the speed bag.
   4. Return any borrowed SRC equipment to designated staff
       

Workout Towels

1. Workout towels are available at no charge and can be checked out, exchanged or returned at the Pro Shop or Training Zone desks. 
2. Members will be liable for the replacement cost of towels if they are not returned, or if they are returned damaged beyond what is expected from typical use.

Pool/Shower Towel Service

1. Towel service is available for pool/shower towels.

2. Towel service enrollment can be done at the SRC Front Desk.

3. Towel contracts begin on the day purchased and expire at the end of the term membership. Please reference the locker and towel service schedule.

4. Towel service is available with or without the rental of a locker on a term basis. Please reference the towel service price schedule. 

5. A term membership is required to purchase towel service.

6. Members who purchase this service will be provided a towel upon their request at the Pro Shop. All towels must be returned after use and are prohibited from leaving the SRC.

7. Pool/shower towels can be exchanged for a clean towel at the Pro Shop or Rec Pool at any time.

8. Members will be liable for the replacement cost of towels if they are not returned, or if they are returned damaged beyond what is expected from typical use.

1. Field Access. Participation on the field is reserved for SRC members and approved guests. Individuals who wish to participate in Intramural Sports must purchase a pass at the SRC Front Desk. 
2. Safety Equipment. Proper sport-specific safety equipment to prevent injury is required. Any equipment required for Intramural Sports game play will be provided by SRC staff. 
3. Food & Beverages. Packaged fitness energy and nutrition products are the only food items permitted on the field. Beverages must be in a non-breakable bottle with a screw top or lid. All trash must be disposed of in the appropriate trash receptacle.   
4. Clothing, Jewelry & Accessories. During Intramural Sports participation, all players must wear pants/shorts without any belts, belt loops, exposed drawstrings or pockets and may not tape over or turn their pockets, pants or shorts inside out. Jeans, cut-off shorts and jewelry, unless worn for religious or medical purposes, are prohibited. Religious jewelry must be taped down or completely covered underneath clothing/game jersey and medical jewelry must be taped down and visible.  
5. Prohibited Sports/Activities. Tackle football without proper equipment and approval, cricket (unless played with a tennis ball), baseball games or batting practice, and golf are prohibited. Intentionally throwing, kicking or striking balls into the fence is prohibited. Painting or marking the field is prohibited.
6. Motorized Vehicles. Motorized vehicles are prohibited from driving onto the SRC Turf Field.
7. Field Margins. Groups that utilize SRC Turf Field are required to follow all safety margin guidelines set forth by the respective governing body for the field/court layout.  
8. Intramural Sports Rules. Prior to game play, SRC staff will review rules and game updates and provide copies as requested. All active players on each team must check in with the scorekeeper before the game starts. 
9. Unsportsmanlike Conduct. There shall be no unsportsmanlike conduct by players or nonplayers. Examples include, but are not limited to, the following: 
   • Attempting to influence a decision by an official  
   • Disrespectfully addressing an official  
   • Indicating objections to an official’s decisions  
   • Holding an unauthorized conference or being on the field illegally  
   • Using profanity or taunting, insulting or vulgar language or gestures towards players, officials, fans or SRC staff  
   • Intentionally making physical contact with a game official  
   • Leaving the team box and entering the field during a fight 

SRC Field Equipment Checkout

1. Equipment can only be checked out from and returned to the SRC Field House.

2. Equipment checkout is available from the SRC field opening time until 15 minutes prior to closing.

3. Equipment is checked out on a first-come first-served basis and may not be reserved.

4. Members can only check out the quantity of equipment appropriate for one participant.

5. Members with outstanding equipment holds will not be permitted to checkout additional items.

6. Equipment that is checked out from the SRC Field House must remain exclusively on the SRC field.

7. Members are required to check out all equipment for dependent hours participants or guests.

Member Liability

1. Equipment must only be used for its intended purpose.

2. Members are responsible for assessing their own skills as well as anyone else who uses checked out equipment. The SRC is not liable for any injury caused by misuse of equipment.

3. Members are liable for:
   1. Replacement cost of equipment that is not returned due to theft, loss, or damage.
   2. Replacement cost of equipment that is returned damaged beyond what is expected from typical use.

4. Members may not loan checked out equipment to others for use. A member’s privilege to checkout equipment may be suspended if this occurs.