KIN 121 AND 122 are prerequisites for all KIN courses except KIN 145, 245 and 345.
UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE COURSES
KIN 121.3
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Functional Basis of Physical Activity
1(3L-P)
In surveying the functional effects of physical activity the course will examine strength development and training, anaerobic training, aerobic training, flexibility, diet, and other selected factors. Physical growth patterns of children and the stages of motor development will be surveyed with particular emphasis on age and sex differences. Laboratory experiences will be provided to supplement the lectures.
KIN 122.3
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Social Behavioral Foundations of Physical Activity
2(3L)
Introduction to the basic concepts and topics associated with the behavioral aspects of physical activity. The focus is basic principles of motor learning and the social psychology of sport. A brief introduction to cultural aspects of physical activity in Canada is also presented along with current issues.
KIN 150.3
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How the Body Moves I
1/2(3L-P)
Introduces students to the theoretical and practical study of human movement. Students will become knowledgeable in the basic sports science principles underpinning human movement while at the same time developing their own body-management skills (moving efficiently and safely). Through the medium of gymnastics, students will be introduced to the six mechanically-related Movement Patterns from which most human movement evolves: The Body in Stillness (Statics), The Body in Explosive Movement (Spring or Take-off), The Body in Repetitive Movement (Locomotion), The Body in Absorbing Movement (Landing), The Body in Rotation and The Body in Swing. Students will be assessed on both theoretical and practical content.
Activity Courses - One Credit Unit
The One credit unit activity classes are being phased out, and will not be offered after 2004. Students entering the College effective fall 2003 are not permitted to register in One credit unit KINAC courses.
KINAC 103.1
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Cross Country Skiing
(3P)
Provides personal experience and skill in the sport of cross country skiing. It will include conditioning, care and selection of equipment, waxing, cross country skiing techniques, emergency procedures, touring, principles of racing and fundamentals of winter survival.
KINAC 104.1
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Curling
(3P)
A complete survey of the game of curling, including a brief history, delivery of rock, sweeping, skipping, strategy, rules and courtesies of curling.
KINAC 108.1
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Softball
(3P)
A beginning course in softball covering the basic skills of pitching, hitting, base running, etc. Emphasizes coaching strategy, teaching skills and the history and development of the sport of softball.
KINAC 110.1
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Folk, Novelty and Line Dance
(3P)
An introduction to the technique and basic dance steps required in folk, novelty and line dance. Also includes an introduction into music, meter and phrasing used in these forms of dance.
KINAC 112.1
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Golf
(3P)
An introduction to the life time activity of golf. To include history of the game, instruction in the fundamental skills, rules and etiquette of golf, types of competitions and equipment used.
KINAC 113.1
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Ice Games
2/3/4(3P)
Develops ice skating skills and introduces the students to a variety of ice games suitable for children. Emphasizes games of low organization which may be of interest to the elementary school teacher.
KINAC 115.1
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Lacrosse
(3P)
Introduces the original Canadian Indian game. Includes basic skills for each player and introductory strategy and rules.