This document discusses different types of recreation including active recreation, passive recreation, leisure activities, government sponsored recreation like national parks, and commercial recreation such as theme parks and clubs. It also covers non-commercial recreation including voluntary organizations, campus recreation programs, and employee recreation activities provided by companies. Recreation allows people to have fun, rejuvenate, and engage in activities during their free time away from work.

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2. Recreation
• Process of giving new life to something
• Life style and development of a positive
attitude
• Allows people to have fun and rejuvinate

3. Active Recreation

4. Passive Recreation

5. Activity 1: Passive or Active Recreation

6. Leisure
• A time free from work
• It can be used as rest or recreation
• It can involve extensive activity or no activity

7. Government Sponsored Recreation
National Parks
• Park use for conservation purpose

8. Identify: National Parks in the Philippines

9. Commercial Recreation
Theme Parks

11. Create an atmosphere of another place and time
(architecture, landscaping, personnel, rides)

12. Commercial Recreation
Clubs
• Private club – places where members gather for social,
recreational, professional, fraternal reasons. Club member
pay an initiation fee.

13. Types of Club
• Country club – located outside the city (horseback riding, golf,
pool, hotel, restaurant)
• City club – located within the city catering business people
• Professional club – doctor, dentist, lawyers
• Military club – uniformed officers
• Yacht club – sailing and other aquatic activities
• Athletic club – people engaged in sports
• University club – alumni
• Fraternal club – camaraderie, charitable causes

14. Non-Commercial Recreation
• Voluntary organization (boy scouts, YMCA)
• Campus Recreation (sports competition,
leisure oriented activities)
• Employee recreation (gymn, team building,
company outing)