Ball State University Athletics
Ball State Football Hosting #Squat4Riley19 Event on June 27
June 11, 2019 | Football
MUNCIE, Ind. – Every summer, the Ball State football strength and conditioning staff tests each player in various exercises and drills to evaluate and track their progress. One of those tests is a single repetition of their maximum back squat.
The strength and conditioning staff is using the squat test to help raise money for Riley Children's Hospital in Indianapolis. "Squat for Riley" is about bringing awareness and raising funds for children in need all while the football players push through a tough test in the weight room.
There are two ways for Ball State fans and supporters to get involved in this event. The first way is by generously donating a flat amount to this great cause. The second is to sponsor one or more of the football players and base the donation on the amount of weight that particular player squats.
To donate to this event, click here.
The next time you hit the weight room and go through a set of squats, share your workout using the hashtag, #Squat4Riley.
For more information on the #Squat4Riley19 event, please contact Ball State Football Director of Strength and Conditioning Ben Armer at barmer@bsu.edu.
For the most up-to-date news on the Ball State football team, please follow @BallStateSports, @BallStateFB and @BSUCoachNeu.
The strength and conditioning staff is using the squat test to help raise money for Riley Children's Hospital in Indianapolis. "Squat for Riley" is about bringing awareness and raising funds for children in need all while the football players push through a tough test in the weight room.
There are two ways for Ball State fans and supporters to get involved in this event. The first way is by generously donating a flat amount to this great cause. The second is to sponsor one or more of the football players and base the donation on the amount of weight that particular player squats.
To donate to this event, click here.
The next time you hit the weight room and go through a set of squats, share your workout using the hashtag, #Squat4Riley.
??Summer Weight Room Challenge! ??
— BallStateFB Strength (@BSUFBStrength) May 31, 2019
1. Film your squat day
2. Call out your friends and other teams
3. Post it & tag @rileychildrens
4. Spread the word about our #Squat4Riley event June 27th to raise $ for @RileyChildrens
DETAILS: https://t.co/mE9zZ21cbh pic.twitter.com/ftsNisZWmo
Squat session today. Got in my #Reps4Riley to support @BallStateFB's #Squat4Riley on June 27th!
— Joel Godett (@JoelGodett) June 10, 2019
Donate here: https://t.co/SJ1IFbpdga
I'm challenging @RussEisenstein and @Bushleague22 to get in their squats! @RileyChildrens.
Pass it along. pic.twitter.com/3pUyVxujuR
For more information on the #Squat4Riley19 event, please contact Ball State Football Director of Strength and Conditioning Ben Armer at barmer@bsu.edu.
For the most up-to-date news on the Ball State football team, please follow @BallStateSports, @BallStateFB and @BSUCoachNeu.
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