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PE -–Physical EducationPE 1000 Flag Football1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Provides anintroduction to the concepts, principles andskills used in football. Students develop skillsto enhance their game participation, strategiesfor improved team performance andgame analysis skills. Students recognize animprovement in general fitness and playingskills through active participation and practice.Appropriate footwear and attire are required.Pass/No Pass. Springs.PE 1010 Soccer 1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Provides anintroduction to the concepts, principles andskills used in soccer. Students develop skillsto enhance their game participation, strategiesfor improved team performance andgame analysis skills. Students recognize animprovement in general fitness and playingskills through active participation and practice.Appropriate footwear and attire are required.Pass/No Pass. Falls.PE 1020 Basketball1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Provides anintroduction to the concepts, principles andskills used in basketball. Students developskills to enhance their game participation,strategies for improved team performanceand game analysis skills. Students recognizean improvement in general fitness and playingskills through active participation and practice.Appropriate footwear and attire are required.Pass/No Pass. Springs.PE 1030 Volleyball 1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Provides anintroduction to the concepts, principles andskills used in volleyball. Students developskills to enhance their game participation,strategies for improved team performanceand game analysis skills. Students recognizean improvement in general fitness and playingskills through active participation and practice.Appropriate footwear and attire are required.Pass/No Pass. Falls.PE 1040 Pilates Matwork 1 creditThe Pilates Method is a body conditioning systemof stretching and strengthening exerciseswith the goal of developing fluidity and precisionof movement with integration of mind andbody. Using the movement system developedby Joseph Pilates, mat work exercises are featuredthat develop concentration and awarenessof key muscle groups with progressivedevelopment of strength, flexibility and control.Pass/No Pass. Falls and Springs.PE 1050 Softball 1 creditOpportunity for skill development and positionplay. Course time is spent on analysis ofskill, how to teach those skills and how to utilizeskills in a game situation. Pass/No Pass.Springs.PE 1090 Archery1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Provides anintroduction to the concepts, principles andskills used in archery. Students develop skillsto enhance their targeting and range. Safetyand personal archery skill improvement areemphasized. Appropriate footwear and attireare required. Pass/No Pass. Falls.PE 1100 Beginning Golf 1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Provides anintroduction to the concepts, principles andskills used in golf. Students develop basic skills,learn the etiquette and rules of golf and discussstrategies for improved performance throughpractice, play and game analysis. Appropriatefootwear and attire are required. Pass/No Pass.Falls.PE 1102 Intermediate Golf 1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Provides anopportunity for participants to improve golfskills through more advanced skill instruction,analysis of stroke mechanics, analysis ofplaying strategies and practice. Appropriatefootwear and attire are required. There is agreens fee. Pass/No Pass. Unscheduled.PE 1120 Fencing 1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Provides anintroduction to the concepts, principles andskills used in basic foil fencing. Equipmentrequirements, rules, etiquette and competitivestrategies are presented and practiced.Improvement in fencing skills and knowledgedevelops through active participation andpractice. Appropriate footwear and attire arerequired. Pass/No Pass. Unscheduled.PE 1130 Badminton 1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Provides anintroduction to the concepts, principles andskills used in badminton. Participants developskills to enhance their game participation,strategies for improved team performance andgame analysis skills. Improvement in gameplay and general fitness develops throughactive participation and practice. Appropriatefootwear and attire are required. Pass/No Pass.Springs.PE 1140 Racquetball 1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Provides anintroduction to the concepts, principles andskills used in racquetball. Participants developskills to enhance their game participation,strategies for improved performance andgame analysis skills. An improvement in generalfitness and playing skills develops throughactive participation and practice. Appropriatefootwear and attire are required. Participantsmust provide their own racket. Pass/No Pass.Falls and Springs.PE 1160 Beginning Tennis 1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Provides anintroduction to the concepts, principles andskills used in tennis. Participants develop skillsto enhance their game participation, strategiesfor improved performance in both singles anddoubles play and game analysis skills. Playingskills and fitness are developed through activeparticipation and practice. Appropriate footwearand attire are required. Students mustprovide their own racket and one can of newtennis balls. Pass/No Pass. Falls.PE 1162 Intermediate Tennis 1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Provides anopportunity for participants to improve tennisskills through more advanced skill instruction,analysis of stroke mechanics, analysis of playingstrategies and practice. Appropriate footwearand attire are required. Students mustprovide their own racket and one can of newtennis balls. Pass/No Pass. Unscheduled.PE 1170 Alpine Skiing 1 creditAlpine ski instruction provided to students ofall skill ability, beginning, intermediate andadvanced, utilizing the American TeachingSystem of Skiing. Intended for non-AdventureEducation, non-Athletic Training or non-Physical Education majors. Additional coursefee required. Pass/No Pass. Unscheduled.PE 1180 Cross Country/NordicSkiing1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Provides basicinstruction in cross-country/Nordic skiing.Traditional parallel track and skate-skiing areintroduced and practiced on varied terrain.Equipment selection, waxing techniques,training principles and safety considerationare also presented and discussed. There is a feefor ski passes. Pass/No Pass. Springs.PE 1190 Beginning Swimming 1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Providesinstruction in basic water safety and swimmingskills. Designed for participants whowant to become more comfortable in thewater and develop a basic level of endurancewhile swimming. Safety and rescue practicein and around the water are also discussed.Appropriate swimming attire is required.Pass/No Pass. Falls and Springs.PE 1200 Intermediate Swimming 1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Provides anopportunity for participants who are comfortablein the water to improve their swimmingCoursesPlymouth State University Academic Catalog 2007–2008 291
Coursesskills. Stroke mechanics, conditioning andwater safety are addressed. Swimming effectivenessand efficiency improve through structuredpractice. Appropriate swimming attire isrequired. Pass/No Pass. Unscheduled.PE 1300 T’ai Chi Ch’uan I 1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Providesinstruction in and practice of an ancientChinese martial arts exercise discipline forhealth, relaxation and self-cultivation. Theslow stretching and balance movements of taichi releases tension, increases muscle tone andimproves flexibility and balance. With regularpractice, tai chi produces inner quiet, heightenedawareness and dynamic harmony of mindand body. Loose, free moving attire is recommended.Pass/No Pass. Falls and Springs.PE 1302 T’ai Chi Ch’uan II 1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Provides anopportunity for participants to build upon thebasic forms learned and practiced in PE 1300.Loose, free moving attire is recommended.Pass/No Pass. Springs. Prerequisite(s): PE1300.PE 1390 Weight Training 1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Providesinstruction in basic strength and endurancetraining using various systems of free weightsand resistance machines. Safe and effectiveexercise techniques, programming and goaldevelopment are addressed in and throughsupervised, progressive workout sessions.Appropriate footwear and attire are required.Pass/No Pass. Falls and Springs.PE 1400 Fitness Walking/Jogging 1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Provides anopportunity for participants to improve theirlevel of physical fitness and general wellnessthrough a regular and progressive program ofwalking and/or jogging. Meditative walking,race-walking and other techniques are explored.The importance of healthy posture, effectiveconditioning plans, hydration, footwear andclothing are also discussed. Appropriate footwearand clothing are required. Pass/No Pass.Falls and Springs.PE 1420 Scuba2 creditsPhysical Activity Skills Course. A series oflectures and pool sessions providing instructionin the use of the self-contained underwaterbreathing apparatus. Open water dives inlake and/or ocean are required to qualify forSCUBA certification. This is a full semestercourse. Additional course fee required. Pass/No Pass. Falls and Springs. Prerequisite(s):adequate swimming skill.PE 1440 Step Aerobics 1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. An opportunityfor participation in a series of group aerobicsstepping sessions. Participants have the opportunityto improve cardiovascular endurance,muscle endurance, core stability and flexibility.Each class session is a comprehensive exercisesession and includes a warm-up, aerobic stepping,resistance and core training exercises anda relaxing flexibility training period. Pass/NoPass. Falls and Springs.PE 1550 Self-Defense for Women –RAD1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Combinesphysical activity and lecture/discussion sessionsto focus on the development of easilymastered personal safety skills. These skillsare presented and practiced in a safe and comfortableenvironment. Techniques and skills forrisk awareness, risk education, risk avoidanceand appropriate responses to unsafe circumstancesare addressed. A threat assessmentsimulation is provided. Comfortable attireand appropriate footwear are required. Somesections are held over a weekend. Additionalcourse fee required. Pass/No Pass. Falls andSprings.PE 1620 Social Dancing–Swing/Salsaand Ballroom 1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Providesinstruction in a variety of social dance stylessuch as the swing, meringue, cha-cha, foxtrot, waltz and salsa. Appropriate footwear isrequired. Pass/No Pass. Unscheduled.PE 1700 Yoga1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Providesinstruction in the practice of yoga. Thisancient health maintenance program involvesdynamic balance of breath control with vigorousstatic and dynamic postures/calisthenics.Participants develop flexibility, tone, posturalcontrol and experience healthful relaxation.Attire allowing movement is required. Pass/NoPass. Falls and Springs.PE 1790 Aquatic Fitness 1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Providesinstruction adequate for learning knowledgeand basic skills necessary for participation aswell as participatory opportunity. Designedto improve components of health- and performance-relatedfitness, including balance,coordination, flexibility, cardiorespiratory conditioningand muscular strength/endurancein a water environment. Exercises performedin shallow and deep water, with and withouttraining aids. Intensity levels may be varied tosupport individual differences among participants.Falls and Springs.PE 1880 Special Topics in PhysicalActivity1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Providesinstruction and participation in a specializedrecreational and/or health-fitness related activitynot offered in other physical activity courses.Repeatable with different topic. Pass/No Pass.Unscheduled.PE 1960 Snowshoeing and WinterWalking1 creditPhysical Activity Skills Course. Providesinstruction in the use of snowshoes and associateequipment for winter walking and hiking.Safety factors, conditioning principles andsteps in planning winter outings are addressed.Appropriate outdoor winter attire is required.Pass/No Pass. Unscheduled.PE 1970 Varsity Athletics 1 creditAwards a maximum of one credit for the successfulcompletion of one session on a varsityteam. May not be repeated in same or differentvarsity team. Students must register for thiscourse and credit during the season of participation.Pass/No Pass. Falls and Springs.PE 1990 Selected Activities in PhysicalEducation1 creditOpportunity is provided for non-PhysicalEducation majors with unusual, extenuatingcircumstances to gain physical educationcredit for learning experiences outside thecontent of courses presently offered. Students,however, must demonstrate extenuatingcircumstances why the physical educationrequirement could not be met through theregular offerings. Students are responsiblefor procuring their own placement, verificationand enrolling prior to the learning experience.Twenty hours are required to earn onecredit. Credit cannot be received retroactivelyfor previous activity experiences. Intendedfor non-Adventure Education, non-AthleticTraining or non-Physical Education majors.Pass/No Pass. Prerequisite(s): permission ofthe Department Chair.PE 2200 Lifeguard Training 2 creditsProfessional Activity Course. Instructiondesigned to provide individuals with knowledgeand skills for the purpose of saving theirown lives and the life of another in the eventof an emergency. Grading is based upon participationand the completion of skills andwritten test at a level greater than satisfactory.American Red Cross Certification for Lifeguardmay be attained by those who achieve theminimum required performance standard.CPR and First Aid are required for LifeguardTraining certification. Springs. Prerequisite(s):current CPR for the Professional Rescue andFirst Aid (or equivalents) and intermediateswimming ability.292 Plymouth State University Academic Catalog 2007–2008
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