Course Catalog 2008-2009 - Concordia University

KIN 1134 Bowling/Archery (Skill) 0,2Basic rules and fundamental skills of each activitytaught through participation. Students must paybowling fees. May not be repeated for credit.KIN 1136 Golf/Volleyball (Skill) 0,2Basic rules and fundamental skills of each activitytaught through participation. Students must pay golffees. May not be repeated for credit.KIN 1137 Introduction to Martial Arts (Skill) 0,2An activity course designed to develop and enhancemovement skills in Judo, Karate, and Tai Kwon Do.May not be repeated for credit.KIN 1139 Table Tennis/Pickle Ball (Skill) 0,2Addresses the five components of skill-related fitness.The development of agility, speed, quickness,coordination and power are necessary for a balancedfitness regimen. Student participation is key to thesuccess of any skill-based activity course, as repetitionis the cornerstone of acquiring sports skills. The skillcomponents of table tennis and pickle ball aretransferable and reinforce the learning of the skillcomponent. May not be repeated for credit.***Any Intercollegiate Sport may be used to fulfilleither the Fitness or Skill requirement for PhysicalEducation.***KIN 1140 Intercollegiate Golf – Women***Credit awarded to those who participate in the entireseason of intercollegiate golf. May be repeated for credit.KIN 1141 Intercollegiate Basketball – Men***Credit awarded to those who participate in the entire seasonof men's intercollegiate basketball. May be repeated forcredit.KIN 1142 Intercollegiate Tennis – Men***Credit awarded to those who participate in the entireseason of men's intercollegiate tennis. May berepeated for credit.KIN 1143 Intercollegiate Baseball – Men***Credit awarded to those who participate in the entire seasonof men's intercollegiate baseball. May be repeated for credit.KIN 1144 Intercollegiate Golf – Men***Credit awarded to those who participate in the entireseason of intercollegiate golf. May be repeated forcredit.KIN 1145 Intercollegiate Cross Country – Men***Credit awarded to those who participate in the entireseason of intercollegiate cross country. May berepeated for credit.KIN 1146 Intercollegiate Cross Country – Women***Credit awarded to those who participate in the entire seasonof intercollegiate cross country. May be repeated for credit.KIN 1151 Intercollegiate Basketball – Women***Credit awarded to those who participate in the entireseason of women's basketball. May be repeated forcredit.KIN 1152 Intercollegiate Tennis - Women ***Credit awarded to those who participate in the entireseason of women's tennis. May be repeated for credit.KIN 1153 Intercollegiate Softball - Women ***Credit awarded to those who participate in the entireseason of women's softball. May be repeated forcredit.KIN 1154 Intercollegiate Soccer – Women***Credit awarded to those who participate in the entireseason of intercollegiate soccer. May be repeated forcredit.KIN 1155 Intercollegiate Soccer – Men***Credit awarded to those who participate in the entireseason of intercollegiate soccer. May be repeated forcredit.KIN 1156 Intercollegiate Volleyball – Women***Credit awarded to those who participate in the entireseason of women's volleyball. May be repeated forcredit.KIN 1171 Aerobics/Dance (Fitness) 0,2Rhythmic movement activity involving aerobic, folk,and square dancing. Taught through participation.May be repeated for credit.KIN 1174 Phys Fitness & Conditioning (Fitness) 0,2An activity course that includes exercises designed toimprove levels of physical fitness, particularly in theareas of cardiovascular endurance, muscularendurance, strength and flexibility. Course meets forten weeks only, for three hours per week. May berepeated for credit.KIN 1176 Wt. Training & Conditioning (Fitness) 0,2An activity course designed to develop and enhancemuscular strength and endurance. May be repeated forcredit.KIN 1177 Aerobic Walking (Fitness) 0,2Addresses the components of health-related fitness.The development of cardiovascular endurance,muscular endurance, body composition and flexibilityare necessary for a balanced fitness regimen. Studentparticipation is key to the success of any activitycourse, and walking is a classic learning environment2008-2009 Catalog Page 120