PAC 212 Running, Jogging
Cardiorespiratory fitness with scenic running routes; training, nutrition, and physiology. Beginning and intermediate level.
Student Learning Outcomes
- Maintained or increased their level of aerobic fitness and muscular endurance, demonstrated through reflection and evaluation of class goals in comparison to outside workout log and fitness testing
- Executed & can explain different running workouts on the concept worksheets
- Created & altered a training plan based on their current short & long term goals
- Increased core & hip strength based on fitness testing
- Practiced proper running form & technique in class
- Been introduced to minimalist running through an online discussion board activity
- Been introduced to nutrition guidelines for competition and pre/post runs
- Been introduced to proper hydration techniques
Course Content
- Safety: Students will be instructed on proper safety techniques for running outside.
- Goal Setting: Students will be instructed on goal setting by designing and implanting a training
program for the semester. - Form & Technique: Students will be instructed on proper running form and different levels of
training intensities (aerobic vs anaerobic efforts). - Preparing for Racing: Students will be instructed on how to taper and successfully compete in a
running competition. - Records Log: Students will be instructed on the important of keeping records for training
purposes. - Equipment: Students will be given information on proper running equipment (running shoes,
nutrition, clothing). - Current trends: Students will be able to discuss current trends and various types of running
events.
Aerobic & Fitness
Ecampus
On Campus