Re'kre-at NTU is set up to encourage students who have no affiliation to a regular sports team or club to have a go at activities organised in the University.
Students are encouraged to pick up new skills, take part in regular group exercise sessions, participate in fun leagues and play sports at a social level.
Why Re'kre-at NTU?
Re'kre-at NTU is pronounced as RECREATE. The objective of Re'kre-at NTU is to impart fresh life mentally and physically to students of NTU through sports and fitness related activities.
There are 4 types of Re’kre-at NTU programmes:
- Re'kre-at Activity Pickups
- Re'kre-at Team Sports
- Re'kre-at Class Workout
- Re'kre-at Knowledge
Re'kre-at Activity Pickups
| Windsurfing | Dragon boat Experience | Squash | Bowling | Tennis | Inline Skating| Archery | Sports Climbing| Biathlon| Running| Fencing | Scuba Diving | Wakeboarding | Golf | Cue Sports |
In this program, you can pick from our selection of sporting activities catered to teach you new skills. Our experienced instructors will show you the ropes and correct techniques. After a few sessions, you might just pick up a new hobby and pursue it on a regular basis.
Re'kre-at Team Sports
| Floorball | Handball | Ultimate Frisbee |Women Football |Tchoukball |
In this program, you can learn a new team sport in a non-competitive manner. Here is your chance to engage in some serious fun. Our very own NTU clubs/teams and coaches will conduct and supervise the sessions. You might just discover that you have the talent to pursue the sport further.
Re'kre-at Class Workout
| Kick-boxing | Muay-Thai | Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu | Judo | Aikido | Hatha Basic | Aero Jam | Yoga Therapy | Boxercise | Hatha Flow | Gentle Yoga | Tatva Yoga | Dance Combat | Power Yoga | Silat | Karate | Taekwondo |
In this program, you can participate in dances, fitness exercises and martial arts under the supervision of qualified fitness leaders and martial arts instructors.
Re'kre-at Knowledge
|Gym Orientation | Health and Nutrition Talks |
Under this program you get an opportunity to learn from the experts in the field of fitness and sports. The aim is to educate our student population on the latest findings on fitness and sports through programs such as talks and seminars.
