Read Building

The Read Building, named for Tom and Joan Read, is located on Houston Street across the street from the Central Parking Garage.  This building is built into the east side of the stands of historic Kyle Field.  It is a four story structure with over 90,000 square feet of space.  The bottom floor is home to the HLKN Administrative Offices, the undergraduate Student Advising office, faculty offices, classrooms, research labs, a computer lab, racquetball courts, and we ...

G. Rollie White Coliseum

Often referred to as the "The Holler House on the Brazos," G. Rollie White Coliseum was the long-time main building for the Department of HLKN.  A landmark on the Texas A&M campus and in the shadows of Kyle Field, GRW is home to the Physical Education Activity Program main office. It also houses several classrooms and the bulk of the PEAP faculty offices. In addition there are several activity rooms where classes such as self defense, dance, yoga, Pilates, and badminton are he ...

Dulie Bell Building

The Division of Sport Management moved from G. Rollie White to the H.C. Dulie Bell Building in the summer of 2008. HLKN faculty members now occupy the entire first floor as well as about 1/3 of the second floor of Dulie Bell. Dulie Bell contains offices for sport management faculty, graduate assistants, and the HLKN Graduate Program Chair. It also houses several classrooms and seminar rooms, the Laboratory for Diversity in Sport; the Laboratory for the Study of Intercollegiate Athleti ...

Heep Laboratory Building

Known as "Old Heep," the Heep Laboratory Building is located in the center of campus near the Central Parking Garage and next door to the Student Computing Center.  It is home to the Bone Biology Laboratory and the Muscle Biology Laboratory.               ...

Research Park Building Two

Research Park Building Two is located at the TAMU Research Park area. Adjacent to the George Bush Presidential Library, Research Park is home to a number of nationally and internationally recognized and respected research organizations. These tenants conduct research in the fields of public health, agriculture, transportation, technology development, and engineering. Research conducted at the park is being implemented and used throughout the United States and the world. The area also h ...

Netum Steed Laboratory

The Netum A. Steed Physiology Research and Conditioning Laboratory is a 23,736-square-foot facility houses one of the country's largest weight rooms and provides ample space for training athletes for collegiate competition. The weight room has 85 separate training stations, 45,000 pounds of free weights and an additional 10,000 pounds of dumbbells.  It has a marked 40-yard dash area and provides space and equipment for physical performance assessment, including measurement of body composit ...

Reed Arena

Reed Arena is a sports arena and located at the corner of Olsen Boulevard and Kimbrough Boulevard on west campus at Texas A&M University.  The building replaced the G. Rollie White Coliseum for most sporting and campus events.  Reed is the home to the Texas A&M men's and women's baskeball teams and the volleyball team, starting in 2009.  Aggie Muster, commencement ceremonies, concerts, conventions and other events also use Reed Arena throughout the year. &n ...

Arctic Wolf Ice Center

The Physical Education Activity Program utilizes the Arctic Wolf Ice Center to provide beginning and intermediate ice skating classes. Arctic Wolf is located at 400 Holleman Dr. East in College Station, between Texas Avenue and the Hwy 6 bypass. Arctic Wolf is home to the Fighting Texas Aggie Men's and Women's Hockey teams. Arctic Wolf is a full service ice center offering figure and hockey lessons, recreational hockey leagues, local and regional figure skating competitions, public skating sess ...

Canoe Lake - Riverside

Among PEAP's Outdoor Education facilities is the Riverside Lake. This facility is located off of HWY 47 on Texas A&M's Riverside Campus. There is a 5 acre lake with canoes, or kayaks, paddles, PFD's and all other necessary items for our canoeing and kayak classes. There is also a classroom and a changing area for the students.             ...

Grand Station Entertainment Center

The Physical Education Activity Program provides bowling classes at one location, Grand Station Entertainment in the Wolf Pen area of College Station. It is located on the west side of Texas 6 Bypass, just south of Post Oak Mall, between the Harvey Rd. (Rt. 31) and Emerald Pkwy. Exits Grand Station Entertainment is a family newly remodeled 73,000 square feet facility features state of the art attractions which include 40 lanes of bowling, laser tag, glow-in-the dark mini golf, birthday party ro ...

Lake Bryan

Lake Bryan can be found about three miles off of Sandy Point Road in Northwest Bryan. One need only go north on F.M. 2818 past Hwy. 21 to Sandy Point Road and turn right. This scenic area offers a variety of riding trails for our Mountain Biking classes. Lake Bryan is also home to the Texas A&M University Rowing and Sailing Team and Sailing Club.  The bike trails surrounding the lake are maintained by the Brazos Valley Mountain Bike Association.      &nbs ...

Mt. Aggie

Snow-skiing is probably not the first subject one would associate with the leading public institute of higher learning in the state of Texas, but it by far one of the most popular!  This synthetic turf ski mountain is used year-around to teach KINE 199 activity classes, as well as KINE 198 Health & Fitness classes. Originally on the main campus, Mt. Aggie was recently re-constructed on the West Campus, just southwest of the new Varsity Tennis facility on Penberthy Road.  There ar ...

Omar Smith Tennis Complex

A&M is privileged to possess one of the premiere tennis facilities in the nation. PEAP tennis classes are taught on 18 newly resurfaced tennis courts that are adjacent to a 12 court facility used by athletics. The courts have access to a modern classroom with offices and storage rooms nearby as well. A sound system is available on the courts to provide upbeat music for students as they drill and play. The courts are used to teach 4 levels of tennis and for recreational play in the evening. ...

Outdoor Learning Laboratory

The Outdoor Learning Laboratory is located off-campus on Gabbard Road just off of F.M. 2818. This site hosts challenge course classes and includes both high and low elements. This class mission provides quality action-based experiences through which individuals and groups can make personal discoveries and acquire skills for increased interpersonal effectiveness. This class is thought provoking, interactive, and fun.                ...

Penberthy Softball and Softball Fields

The Penberthy Softball and Soccer Fields are located on the south side of Tom Chandler Drive, off Olsen Road.  These natural grass fields, on the south side of Reed Arena, are maintained by the Department of Recreational Sports, who in turn, allows PEAP to offer several softball and soccer classes each semester.             ...

Simpson Drill Field

Soccer and Ultimate Frisbee are offered on Simpson Drill Field, located directly behind the Memorial Student Center on the Main Campus.  These highly popular classes provide all the necessary equipment for presenting a high level of instruction. It is also where the majority of the military reviews of the Corps of Cadets occur, notably "Final Review" at the conclusion of the academic year.  The field is open for student use almost anytime and it is also very common to f ...

Spence Park

Spence Park is located on the East side of Houston St., off of George Bush Drive, directly across from the Read Building. This park has a variety of rolling trails that have designated distances throughout to allow the running and walking classes to monitor the distance of their workouts. In addition to walking and running classes, fitness and conditioning ,ultimate frisbee, boot camp and the sport conditioning classes regularly workout there.         &nb ...

Student Recreation Center

This state of the art recreation facility opened in 1997 on the West Campus.  Paid for by student fees, this building spared no expense in creating one of the leading facilities of its type in the nation.  One is easily impressed by the climbing wall, multi-pool aquatic area, aerobic and spinning studios, handball/racquetball/squash courts, archery range, indoor running track, and multi-purpose gyms.   The aquatic portion of the facility includes a 20 yard shallow water therapy ...

TAMU Golf Course

Texas A&M is one of the few campuses in the United States to house its own 18-hole golf course on its campus. In addition to this well-kept course, the Recreation Sports Department provides a putting green and classrooms for instruction. The golf course is located on the Southeast corner of the campus, with the clubhouse being accessible from Bizzell St. directly off of George Bush Drive. All equipment, including clubs, golf balls, tee mats, etc. are provided for these classes.    ...