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Beginning Yoga

This course will focus on the practice will allow you to:

1. Be able to identify yoga postures that reduce the effects of stress in the body.

2. Be able to identify and use different breathing techniques for energy, relaxation, and calming effects. 

3. Participate in a yoga flow that will increase energy, flexibility, strength, and balance. 

Learner Outcomes

1. Be able to identify yoga postures that reduce the effects of stress in the body.

2. Be able to identify and use different breathing techniques for energy, relaxation, and calming effects. 

3. Participate in a yoga flow that will increase energy, flexibility, strength, and balance. 


Section - FIT4013-013

Intermediate Weight Training

This course is designed to help students identify and understand the benefits of weight training, how weight training affects the body, and learn intermediate-level training routines for complete muscular development. Students will also learn how to design and develop a balanced weight training program to meet their needs and expand on skills learned in Intro to Weight Training.

Prequisites

Intro to Weight Training HPER 152 or approval from the instructor. 


Section - FIT4006-003

Intro To Weight Training

This course is suitable for beginners, fitness enthusiasts, and anyone looking to enhance their strength training knowledge and skills, regardless of age or fitness level.

Join us to build a strong foundation in weight training and embark on your journey toward greater strength and wellness!

Prequisites

If you have previous injuries, you may need a release from your physician to participate. 

Learner Outcomes

  • Understand the fundamental concepts of weight training, including terminology and safety protocols.
  • Explore different types of weight training equipment and how to use them effectively.
  • Learn proper form and technique for a variety of exercises targeting major muscle groups.
  • Develop personalized workout plans tailored to individual fitness levels and goals.
  • Gain insights into the importance of nutrition and recovery in a strength training program.


Section - FIT4008-001

Junior Tennis

9:00-10:00am  Beginners (generally 5-10yrs):  Start with some easy games and exercises to begin to learn the basics

10:15-11:15am    Intermediate (generally 11-15yrs middle school ages): Learn all the rules of the game including scoring. You will actually play games and perfect your technique.

11:30-1:30pm  Advanced (generally high school age): Great for students who want to perfect their game strategy for tournaments. Prepare for the State High School matches and get ready for the Championship

INSTRUCTORErnie Blachowiak has held various offices in the Kauai Tennis Association since 1985.  He has coached high school tennis since 1986.  In addition, he is the currently teaching beginning and intermediate tennis at Kauai Community College to the credit students. 

Prequisites

Parents must register in person and complete waiver forms prior to class starting. You can find a digital version of the waiver HERE. Call us at 245-8318 for current Schedule.


Section - FIT4010-040


Section - FIT4010-041


Section - FIT4010-042


Section - FIT4010-043

Pickleball

This course is a beginning pickleball class, which is a court game that combines skills from tennis, ping pong, and badminton. Throughout this class we will focus on developing basic skills and implementing them into game situations. We will cover skills such as ball control, forehand/backhand drive, drive/lob serve, forehand/backhand lob, smash, and strategy.

Prequisites

 You may bring your own paddle.  However, a paddle maybe provided if you do not have one. 

Learner Outcomes

  1. Identify the rules, strategies, history, safety, and etiquette of pickleball.

  2. Demonstrate correct technique for the skills used in pickleball.

  3. Demonstrate good sportsmanlike conduct during games.

  4. Demonstrate knowledge of how to keep score and use different strategies during competitive pickleball games.


Section - FIT4014-015

Qi Gong

Qigong is a holistic practice that combines movement, breath control, meditation, and the cultivation of energy ("qi" or "chi") to promote physical, mental, and emotional well-being. It has roots in traditional Chinese medicine and philosophy, and it can be beneficial to people of all ages and fitness levels.


Section - FIT4004-001

Stretch, Strengthen and Balance (for Seniors)

Flexibility and balance exercises are particularly important for the elderly as they help improve joint mobility, prevent injuries, and enhance stability. These exercises can also alleviate stiffness and promote better posture.

Prequisites

None

Learner Outcomes

Help improve joint mobility, prevent injuries, and enhance stability


Section - FIT4021-002

Tennis Drills &Strategies for Adults

This class is for the adult tennis player who wants to fine-tune their skills. There will be new techniques and strategies used in making a decent player, a better player.


Section - FIT4001-022

Walking for Fitness

Walking for Fitness is designed to stress the importance of cardiovascular, muscular, and mental fitness development for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. 

Prequisites

none

Learner Outcomes

Participants will understand the importance of cardiovascular, muscular, and mental fitness development for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. 


Section - FIT4009-001


Ocean Safety Educational Course

This is a six-hour in-person course.

This course is being offered at the following campuses:

  • Hawai'i Community College
  • Kaua'i Community College
  • Windward Community College
  • UH Maui College (pending)

Please make sure you are enrolling in the correct location.

Learn about the legal and regulatory requirements for persons who participate in the sport of tow-in surfing in Hawai‘i; risk management principles; local ocean safety principles and practices; rules and laws pertaining to protected species in ocean waters in Hawai‘i; boating skills as they apply to the sport of tow-in surfing; and the historical, cultural, and customary practices of Hawai‘i's ocean users. Effective September 2003, all recreational thrill craft (personal watercraft) operators participating in the sport of tow-in surfing in Hawaii must complete this approved ocean safety education course. We have courses that are held on the islands of Hawaii, Kauai, Maui and Oahu.

REQUIRED FOR THIS COURSE:
- You must provide PROOF OF SAFE BOATING and REC THRILL CRAFT course completion.
- A face mask must be worn in class.

Registration closes 2 working days prior to start of course.

Learner Outcomes

1. Display an understanding of Ocean Safety Principles and Practices developed and utilized by ocean safety professionals in the State of Hawai’i;
2. Identify Federal and State of Hawaii Administrative rules as they apply to boating, thrill craft operation, and tow-in surfing;
3. Show an understanding of the equipment design, function, basic operation and maintenance of the Personal Water Craft;
4. Apply historical, cultural, and customary ocean recreation practices relating to the near shore waters of the Hawaiian Islands;
5. Identify environmental and cultural issues as they relate to boating sports and tow-in surfing activities.


Section - FIT8100-155


Section - FIT8100-159

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