Stronger campuses start outside 💪

College life is packed. Between academics, jobs and social commitments, students sometimes let physical activity slide — even though this is the stage where lifelong health habits are formed.

Add limited space and indoor gyms that don’t always fit busy schedules, and wellness gets pushed even further down the list.

That’s where intentional, accessible infrastructure changes everything.

BeaverFit outdoor training environments give students simple ways to stay active throughout the day — a quick lift between classes, a group workout with friends, or a study break reset.

Michigan State University 

“We wanted equipment that would support various styles of training while creating an engaging environment for our users. The BeaverFit partnership provides an avenue to pursue our mission beyond the ‘four walls.’

I would encourage organizations to view BeaverFit as a true partner rather than just an equipment vendor."

- Marcus Jackson, Director of Recreational Sports and Fitness Services

University of San Diego

"The BeaverFit infrastructure allowed us to expand our programming footprint in complement to the indoor spaces we were building at our brand new Wellness Center. It created opportunities for outdoor group fitness, small-group training and drop-in student use, which has helped us better serve students during peak hours and seasonal transitions.

Their equipment also elevated the aesthetic and functionality of our outdoor spaces, supporting our department’s emphasis on wellness-centered environments."

- Kimmel Yeager, Executive Director of Wellness

University of California, Los Angeles

"This is a great opportunity to expand recreation space to offer different opportunities for students. It’s unique that it’s at the track and field stadium, so people are able to get outside, get some fresh air, some sunshine, and get their workout in."

- Morgan Monroe, Fitness and Well-being Manager

Reap the benefits of outdoor training

Campuses like MSU, USD, UCLA, UCSF and Kennesaw State are expanding fitness outdoors and embedding wellness into everyday campus life.

And the payoff is proven: outdoor group workouts reduce stress more than indoor ones, and just a few hours outside each week can boost mood, focus and academic performance.

It’s a win-win — more access to wellness for students, better outcomes in the classroom.

Students are ready. Are you?