The Hofstra Fitness Center hosted OSLA’s “First Friday Series”
Olympic
Night this past Friday evening, February 7th, from 6:30p.m –
8:45p.m. With a total of fifteen
students attending, the event kicked off with a few fun Winter Olympics-related
games for all participants to play. Some
of the games included a Biathlon, a Hockey Dribble, and a Pairs Figure Skating
contest. The Biathlon featured students
using two paper plates as skiis to travel across the gym to a designated cone, and
then tossing a bean bag at a specific target, retrieving the bean bag, and
returning to the starting line. For the
Hockey Dribble, students dribbled a hockey ball across the gym floor and around
a designated cone on the other side of the gym, and returned to their line. For Pairs Figure Skating, the first two
students in line held hands, or locked elbows, and traveled across the gym and
back to their line with their feet placed on paper plates that were used as
skates.
All participants received giveaway t-shirts from OSLA and bottles of Muscle Milk that were donated for the event. The evening
concluded with the students grabbing a cup of hot chocolate and heading over to
the Fitness Center Aerobic Studio, where they watched a live stream of the
Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony.
Overall, Olympic Night was successful with bringing
a unique event to the Hofstra community, and for allowing Hofstra students to
have an opportunity to spend an enjoyable time with one another, compete, have fun, and view
one of the greatest televised spectacles in the world.
Written by
Michelle Iadevaia, Graduate Student
Jim Tamburino, Assistant Director of Recreation & Intramural Sports
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