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which are perceived physical and mental limitations. This course is one pathway to cultivating<br />

the mind/body clarity and power that lead to developing the will.<br />

HPED 3340 Karate: Techniques and Philosophy (3) on demand<br />

A study of the interrelation between training and philosophy in karate. Students learn karate<br />

techniques and examine the philosophy of modern karate. Participants observe how the<br />

philosophy influences the essences of training and how the training affects the spirit of<br />

philosophy. Physical activity is required.<br />

HPED 3352 Physiology of Exercise. (3) on demand<br />

The effects of exercise on the major systems of the human body—including cardio-respiratory,<br />

neuromuscular, glandular, and digestive—are the focus of this course. Effects of heat, altitude,<br />

and ergogenic aids on the human body during exercise also are included.<br />

Prerequisites: BIOL 2148, 2149<br />

HPED 3390 Seminar and Lab Practice in Physical Education. (3) Fall and Spring<br />

This course provides supervised leadership experiences in various physical education or athletic<br />

settings. Seminar discussions focus on common issues and concerns.<br />

Prerequisites: junior or senior standing and completion of 6 hours of HPED courses<br />

HPED 4400 Internship in Physical Education and Coaching. (3) Interim<br />

Directed observation and participation in physical education, coaching, and/or supervisory<br />

situations.<br />

Prerequisites: All students eligible with recommendation from the department<br />

chair in health and physical education<br />

PHYSICAL EDUCATION ACTIVITIES (PEDU)<br />

The physical education activity program is designed to provide opportunities for learning or<br />

enhancing those skills necessary to participate in leisure time activities throughout the life cycle.<br />

Special emphasis also is given to activities that improve one's physical fitness and condition. All<br />

courses carry one (1) semester hour of credit and count toward the hours needed for<br />

graduation.<br />

PEDU 1102 Beginning Archery. (1) Fall and Spring<br />

Basic competencies in archery techniques and safety with experiences in target shooting.<br />

PEDU 1103 Badminton. (1) Spring<br />

Introduction to the skills, strategies, and rules of badminton.<br />

PEDU 1104 Basketball. (1) on demand<br />

Basic competencies in the techniques, strategies, and rules of basketball.<br />

PEDU 1105 Jogging. (1) Fall and Spring<br />

Participation in progressive running programs designed to increase cardiovascular endurance.<br />

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