KINES 123 teaches lifestyle redesign and health promotion by applying biological, cultural, and social theories to help college students navigate the transition to college life.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Tim Gattenby: The course is rated as easy, but participation in class discussions is required and attendance is important.
Adapted fitness course focusing on developing individualized personal training goals while accommodating persons with temporary or permanent disabilities.
Covers the research process in kinesiology, including hypothesis development, study design, ethics, measurement, statistics, and result presentation.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Martha McCurdy: Reviewers report that exams are hard and the paper is very time-consuming, with the workload being comparable to a four-credit class rather than the two credits offered.
KINES 361: Motor Learning and Performance introduces principles of motor learning and control to explain motor skill processes.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Martha McCurdy: The course has moderate difficulty, with success linked to engaging directly with the instructor on major assignments.