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Sports and Fitness

Fitness Bootcamp

This course will focus on the development and maintenance of the following components of fitness: muscular endurance, strength, cardiovascular fitness, balance, speed, and coordination. General fitness concepts to improve each component of fitness, nutrition, and weight management will be included. The primary emphasis is helping reduce the risk of functional decline and improve overall performance in everyday activities. 

Learner Outcomes

  1. Identify and describe physical fitness components and training principles.

  2. Employ safe and appropriate methods to improve fitness levels.

  3. Use correct form when weight training, applying appropriate modifications for exercises as necessary.

  4. Assess and analyze daily diet, identify strengths and challenges and make changes to aid in realizing personal wellness goals.

Section - FIT4017-009

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.

Prerequisites

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

Section - FIT4006-004

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!

Prerequisites

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 - FIT4008-005

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. 

Prerequisites

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 - FIT4010-049

Section - FIT4010-050

Myofascial Release self-massage techniques

Myofascial release techniques help to address pain, improve movement, and enhance overall well-being. Learn self-massage techniques to reduce tension, soreness, and stress in your body. 

Bring a yoga mat and dress comfortably.  
 

Learner Outcomes

You'll learn the anatomy of fascia, how to identify restrictions, and apply specific techniques like skin rolling, cross-handed releases, and scar tissue release.

Section - HLTH4102-002

PIYO

 PIYO combines the muscle-sculpting, core-firming benefits of Pilates with the strength and flexibility advantages of yoga. A total-body fitness system, Piyo links together dynamic, constantly flowing exercises to increase your heart rate, burn calories and make you sweat. The class is considered high energy, low-impact, challenging, and moves at a quick pace, with some standing to floor movements. Piyo engages every muscle during a true fat-burning workout.  

Section - FIT4011-045

Section - FIT4011-046

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