Items added or changed in summer 2006 appear in this color.
PhEd 104 In-Line Skating--1 hour
Students will learn proper skating
technique, equipment selection, minor repair, safety, and how to incorporate
in-line skating as a lifetime fitness activity. Students will provide
in-line skates and a helmet. Protective padding is optional.
PhEd 105 Aerobics--1 hour
Puts aerobic exercises to music.
Students learn increasingly active routines with participation geared
to individual fitness levels.
PhEd 114 Jogging/Walking--1 hour
Instructs students on the proper mechanics of walking and running. Students will learn how to construct and implement an exercise prescription utilizing target heart rates to work toward a walking/running goal.
PhEd 115 First Aid/CPR--1 hour
A basic level first aid/CPR course.
Utilizes Red Cross materials and standards for providing emergency
aid to persons in need.
PhEd 116 Volleyball Skills--1 hour
Provides instruction for the beginning
volleyball player. Students learn the basic skills of passing, serving,
setting, hitting, and blocking and how to incorporate them into game
situations.
PhEd 119 Prayer Walking--1 hour
An intentional integration and
strengthening of the spiritual and physical dimensions of wellness
through the action of prayer walking (fitness walking, prayer, and
journaling).
PhEd 120 Weight Training--1 hour
Explores basic weight training
routines and the technique of lifts and resistive activities available
for muscle toning, conditioning, and strengthening. Students choose
one of a variety of programs to follow for the term.
PhEd 124 Biking--1 hour
Explores programs to improve fitness
by bicycling. Includes care and maintenance of bikes. Students need
access to a multispeed bicycle.
PhEd 202 Tennis--1 hour
Introduces rules, techniques,
and strategies of the sport. Intended for the beginning tennis player.
Students need to provide a racquet.
PhEd 204 Golf--1 hour
Provides instruction for beginning
or intermediate level golfers. Extra fee.
PhEd 205 Recreation Leadership--3 hours
Prepares students to lead individuals
or groups in recreational and leisure time activities. Includes a
theoretical study of leisure, recreation, and play, and a practical
experience in planning, promoting, and supervising recreational activities.
PhEd 210 Fitness Concepts--1 hour
Introduces the foundations of
wellness and physical fitness. Primary focus is on the role of exercise
and nutrition. Required for graduation. Offered every term.
PhEd 211 Racquetball--1 hour
Introduces techniques of play,
rules, and strategy of the game. Intended for beginning players. Students
need to provide a racquet and safety glasses.
PhEd 233 Canoe Camping--1 hour
For novice or beginning canoeists.
Teaches correct techniques as well as complementary camping skills.
Includes an extended weekend trip to the Missouri-Arkansas region.
Extra fee.
PhEd 234 Backpack Camping--1 hour
A partially self-contained backpacking
and outdoor camping experience. Includes an extended weekend trip
to the Rocky Mountains. Extra fee.
PhEd 236-246 Skiing I/II--1+1 hour
Introduces snow skiing during
an extended weekend in the Colorado Rockies. Students may take the
course twice, enrolling in 236 the first time and 246 the second time.
Extra fee.
PhEd 262 Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries--3
hours
Covers techniques in prevention,
assessment, and care for injuries most common to high school and college
sports. Includes classroom and lab activities as students learn taping,
wrapping, and other methods of treating injuries. Extra fee.
VARSITY SPORTS
Students who make varsity teams may receive one hour of credit for each season they participate. These are inter-collegiate varsity teams, and students who intend to participate should leave a block of time free from 4 to 6 p.m. for practice.
PhEd 122 and 222 Tennis--1+1 hour
PhEd 123 and 223 Baseball--1+1 hour
PhEd 128 and 228 Soccer--1+1 hour
PhEd 129 and 229 Basketball--1+1 hour
PhEd 137 and 237 Volleyball--1+1 hour
PhEd 147 and 247 Softball--1+1 hour
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