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Introduction to the sport of Rowing; designed for the novice (beginner).  Includes basic technique and terminology, cardiovascular training (erging, rowing, running) and strength training.  Emphasis will also be placed on learning land and water safety, attention to details with equipment on and off the water, and rowing terminology.  All sessions will include both land and water training. (Graded on a pass/no pass basis)

Recognizes the unique demands of college student athletes and assists them in acquiring skills which will allow them to respond to those challenges. Course content will reflect issues relevant to adjustment to college life; social, academic, and athletic performance demands.

Development of personal fitness goals in strength, muscular endurance, flexibility, and cardio-respiratory endurance using a variety of exercise techniques, anaerobic and aerobic activities, and run/walk programs.

Introduction to weight training techniques for the development of muscular strength and endurance. The course includes the development of an individualized program.

Recognizes the unique demands of college student athletes and assists them in acquiring skills which will allow them to respond to the challenges. Course content will focus student athletes' attention to athletic leadership, personal development, and peer mentoring.

Development of swimming techniques focusing on stroke improvement and achievement of personal goals.

Development of fitness for swimming using a variety of training techniques to achieve individual goals.

Development of strength, endurance, flexibility, balance, and feelings of well-being through aerobics in the water.

An introduction to the Korean martial arts of Taekwondo and Hapkido, this class will cover basic stances, blocking, striking, kicking, forms, joint-locking, and self-defense. Through physical practice, we’ll look at similarities and differences in the two styles, while also learning about the Korean culture. Graded P/NP.