The College is a member institution of the National Junior College Athletic Association and the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association. Athletics are housed at the Douglas Campus, a full-service campus that includes residence halls; an outdoor swimming pool; a gymnasium with men’s and women’s locker rooms and full weight training and physical education labs; well-manicured soccer and baseball playing fields; and full-service rodeo grounds with arenas, practice stock, a bucking machine and complete facilities for storing horses, feed and tack.

Sprains, strains and contusions or bruising are some of the more common injuries associated with practicing martial arts. Strains can occur in both muscles and tendons and are caused by a sudden and extreme force that is greater than that area’s ability to handle.