Study of all phases of competitive intercollegiate athletics through a combination of class and eight hours of practical experience at varsity competitions. Techniques, safety factors, and knowledge of the other areas to acquire as high a degree of skill in archery as possible. Over-all view of recreational activities for all ages and group sizes. Includes such activities as dodge ball, kickball, volleyball, basketball, ping-pong, pool, and many more. Grips, strokes, and selection and care of equipment.
Students are able to participate in and gain enjoyment from a recreational activity.
Intra-class tournaments in singles and doubles will be held. Game strategy is introduced to ensure a more thorough understanding of the game and promote better understanding of a very fast-paced sport. History, footwork, terminology, safety, various attacks, and defense maneuvers. Class competition will be offered. Introduction to wallyball, a game which is basic volleyball played on a racquetball court with the ball played off the walls in addition to regular volleyball skills.