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Sun Devil Fitness & Wellness
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Facility Access User Guidelines and Reservations
All users of the Sun Devil Fitness Complex must reserve their space prior to coming into the building. 2 reservations per day. At this time, membership access to the Sun Devil Fitness Complex is limited to current students and faculty/staff only. Make sure you have submitted your daily health check through the ASU Mobile App or healthcheck.asu.edu and are not experiencing any symptoms.
21 Days to a Better You!
Join the LiveWell @ ASU team in kicking off 2021 with our “21 Days to a Better You!”. This campus-wide effort will tackle all aspects of well-being and start Sun Devils off on the right foot for the Spring semester. Each day there is a unique wellness message for you to focus on. As the 21 days continue, we continue to build and develop holistic well-being until it becomes a habit. All 21 days can be found on Sun Devil Sync, with campus specific details on each day.
User Regulations and Guidelines
Personal Daily Health checks based on ASU guidelines: Will I be screened when I come into the facility?
Some buildings have screeners at the entrance, but because of staffing levels not every building will have someone stationed at the door. For those buildings, ASU is asking that visitors ask themselves the following questions, the same used by the screeners according to CDC guidelines. Be honest; if you can say “yes” to any of these, please do not go inside. Go home and contact your health care provider and your supervisor before returning to campus. If we can help to meet your needs without you needing to enter the building, we will do so.
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Are you sick or do you feel ill?
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Do you have a fever of 100.4 or higher?
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Have you experienced any new respiratory symptoms, such as a cough or shortness of breath, within the last 14 days?
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Have you had close contact with anyone who has tested positive for COVID-19, or who has been tested and is waiting for results while they had symptoms or in the two weeks before they began showing symptoms?*
*Note: The CDC defines close contact as: a) being within approximately 6 feet (2 meters) of a COVID-19 case for a prolonged period of time; close contact can occur while caring for, living with, visiting, or sharing a health care waiting area or room with a COVID-19 case; or b) having direct contact with infectious secretions of a COVID-19 case (e.g., being coughed on).
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What we are doing to keep you safe
Transmission Barriers
All users and employees will wear masks while in the facility.
Additional hand sanitizer dispensers have been placed throughout the facilities.
Physical Distancing
Facility users and employees are asked to practice physical distancing by maintaining at least 6 feet of space from other guests and employees. Physical distancing markers have been placed on floors as a reminder, and we will continually monitor overall traffic flow and adjust procedures as needed to alleviate congestion.
Installing Physical Barriers
Plexiglass barriers have been installed at the front desk and equipment room checkout stations.
Enhanced air filters have been added to the HVAC system.
Staff Training
New, Enhanced Training: All employees will take part in enhanced training on cleaning, sanitizing, and safety protocols in our facilities.
Staff Code of Conduct
Personal protective equipment
Employees and students are required to wear a face cover while in ASU buildings. Face coverings will also be required in outdoor community spaces where social distancing is not possible.
Mandatory Personal protective wear
All employees are provided with facial masks and gloves to wear during their shifts. Frequent handwashing and changing of gloves are required.
Pool Usage
SDFC Pools will be open for lap swimming and water exercise only. Lanes can be reserved for 1hr time slots on www.fitnessonline.asu.edu. The following guidelines will apply while using the swimming pool:
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Please come dressed to swim as the locker rooms will be closed and there will not be a designated changing area in the building.
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Please bring your own towel as we will not be offering towel service.
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An on-deck shower will be available to rinse off before and after swimming.
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Lanes will be labeled with a number and the designated wall that you must start and finish any swimming sets from.
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Lanes may only be reserved for one person at a time.
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Face masks must be worn on deck but cannot be worn while in the water.
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Tanning or sunbathing will not be permitted. Deck chairs may only be used to hold belongings while swimming. Chairs will be disinfected after each use by SDFC Lifeguards
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Community-use equipment such as: kickboards, pull buoys, aqua jogger belts, water basketballs, etc. will not be available. You may bring your own equipment if you choose to. If you bring your own equipment, you are responsible for carrying it to and from the pool area.
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Family Swim hours are discontinued until further notice.
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Lifeguards will be available on deck to assist you with any questions you may have.
Classroom Space
Classrooms have been modified to accommodate new university standards. Students are to comply with all of the university’s general requirements as well as those put forth by the SDFC.
What if I have a Physical Activity Class (PAC) at the SDFC?
The Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College PAC program (PPE240) courses will be held in a limited capacity for the Fall 2020 semester as shown in the ASU course catalog. Faculty will be adhering to the policies and procedures put forth by university leadership teams as well as the Sun Devil Fitness Complex on the Tempe, Downtown, West, and Polytechnic campuses.