Travis Steele to join Crawfords for upcoming M.O.V.E. Bootcamp
Health and wellness event is Saturday at Lewis Place
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The latest M.O.V.E. Bootcamp offering is Saturday at Lewis Place. Miami University Men's Basketball Coach Travis Steele will be a special guest at the health and wellness event.
Travis Steele to join Crawfords for upcoming M.O.V.E. Bootcamp
Health and wellness event is Saturday at Lewis Place
Published
Miami University President Gregory Crawford and University Ambassador Dr. Renate Crawford welcome a special guest this Saturday to the latest M.O.V.E. Bootcamp.
Miami Men’s Basketball Coach Travis Steele is scheduled to join the Crawfords from 10-11 a.m. at Lewis Place. The health and wellness event is free and open to the Miami community. Participants will also receive a special Crawford Collection T-shirt celebrating the RedHawks’ 31-0 regular-season.
The bootcamps serve as a way to focus on health, both physical and mental. While they started with a handful of attendees, the popular bootcamps have flourished over the years with repeat participants as well as new faces.
Steele recently completed his fourth season as Miami’s head coach, leading the RedHawks to an undefeated regular season, a Mid-American Conference (MAC) championship, and their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2007.
Miami finished its season 32-2, setting a new program record for wins and going a perfect 16-0 at Millett Hall. The RedHawks defeated SMU 89-79 in the First Four of the NCAA Tournament in front of a packed crowd at UD Arena in Dayton.
Along with MAC Coach of the Year accolades, Steele also was named the 2026 John McLendon National Coach of the Year by College Insider. The award is given annually to the top head coach among all levels of college basketball.
Miami Men’s Basketball Coach Travis Steele is scheduled to join the Crawfords from 10-11 a.m. at Lewis Place. The health and wellness event is free and open to the Miami community. Participants will also receive a special Crawford Collection T-shirt celebrating the RedHawks’ 31-0 regular-season.
The bootcamps serve as a way to focus on health, both physical and mental. While they started with a handful of attendees, the popular bootcamps have flourished over the years with repeat participants as well as new faces.
Steele recently completed his fourth season as Miami’s head coach, leading the RedHawks to an undefeated regular season, a Mid-American Conference (MAC) championship, and their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2007.
Miami finished its season 32-2, setting a new program record for wins and going a perfect 16-0 at Millett Hall. The RedHawks defeated SMU 89-79 in the First Four of the NCAA Tournament in front of a packed crowd at UD Arena in Dayton.
Along with MAC Coach of the Year accolades, Steele also was named the 2026 John McLendon National Coach of the Year by College Insider. The award is given annually to the top head coach among all levels of college basketball.
Established in 1809, Miami University is located in Oxford, Ohio, with regional campuses in Hamilton and Middletown, a learning center in West Chester, and a European study center in Luxembourg.