2 Credits Study of indications, contraindications, physiological effects, special program, resistance methods and prescription relating to therapeutic and injury preventative exercise. Credits A hands-on, lab learning experience of the skills to recognize and evaluate athletic injuries that occur in each joint of the human body. 1 or 3 Credits Per Semester Advanced study in a topic chosen jointly by student and instructor. Consent of department chair. 3 Credits Methods and materials for physical education in the elementary grades.
Story plays, large and small group play, rhythms, relays, stunts, posture work, classroom games.
Physical Education Majors Only. This course will cover a branch of Kinesiology. Mechanical concepts and analysis will be emphasized. 3 Credits Application of the physiological principles of the various body systems from a period of rest through maximum exercise. This course will look at health and fitness development in general with primary focus on progressive resistance training.