The fitness center is free for all students who remain enrolled in 3 credit hours or more throughout the semester. It offers a relaxed atmosphere with a strong educational foundation. If you're a newcomer to exercise or a seasoned novice, you'll appreciate the one-on-one service we offer.
We're dedicated to providing health enhancement services to the college community, developing positive lifestyle habits, learning the principles of fitness and acquiring the skills of lifetime activities that lead to continued participation.
Community members
Our comprehensive fitness program is affordable, and your can use the facilities as a community member as non-credit or as a student, and receive credit towards your college career. The center is open to the public serving a diverse population from 16 to senior citizens. Supervisors are in the center at all times to offer assistance.
Hours of operation
Standard hours*
The fitness center is closed whenever Sandburg is closed (e.g., holidays, snow closures, etc.).
- Monday-Thursday, 7 a.m.-7 p.m.
- Friday, 7 a.m.-5 p.m.
- Saturday, 8 a.m.-noon
- Sunday, closed
Summer hours*
- Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-3 p.m.
- Saturday & Sunday, closed
*Hours are subject to change.
Questions?
Contact the fitness center at 309.341.5460 or Brandon Fox, coordinator of health and fitness/athletic trainer, at 309.341.5202.
View the fitness center policies.
Physical fitness
KIN 140.100 Physical Fitness dates to 8/17 to 12/3.
Unlimited fitness center
A relaxing atmosphere for your workout needs, which includes a walking track, free weights area, and a wide variety of cardiovascular and strength training equipment.
Galesburg campus
Building F, room F144
$80, PED C06 600
Getting started
To start exercising at Sandburg, simply complete your personal profile at the fitness center front desk, and go through orientation. If you'd like to receive college credit for exercising, sign up for Physical Fitness. If you're not a student and want to use the facilities, sign up for Continuing Fitness I, the non-credited course. You can register online, over the phone, in Student Development or at the fitness center.
All first-time members must attend an orientation to understand the policies and procedures of the facility, and to discuss personal goals and health history. The personalized orientation session also educates you on the proper use of the equipment and establishes an exercise program based on your individual needs. Once orientation is completed, you're entitled to use all of the cardiovascular equipment, strength machines, free weights and locker room facilities with showers. The fitness center also offers other services such as blood pressure, body fat analysis, flexibility, and muscular strength and endurance testing.
Questions?
Call 309.341.5202 or 309.341.5460