Department of Teaching and Learning Principles,
ED 209
http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~ucfphyed/minors.htm
Program Coordinator: Dr. Patricia Higginbotham,
ED 320 H, 407-823-2050,
E-mail: higginbp@mail.ucf.edu
The Fitness Training minor is developed to provide the student interested in working in wellness centers as personal trainers the knowledge and experience to be successful in this growing and exciting area. The goal is to provide guided practical skills application to those students who wish to teach fitness related concepts to individuals and/or groups.
With the knowledge acquired from the completion of the required coursework for the Fitness Training Minor, students will be prepared and eligible to receive certification from The American Council on Exercise. This Minor is available for students in the 2001 Catalog Year and beyond.
| * PEM 2171 | Aerobics | 2 hrs |
| * PET 2622C | Human Injuries | 3 hrs |
| PET 4312 | Biomechanics | 3 hrs |
| PET 4550 | Fitness Assessment and Exercise | 3 hrs |
| PET 4083C | Practical Fitness Training (Only offered once a year) | 4 hrs |
| * ZOO 3736C | Exercise Physiology Anatomy 4 hrs |
* If the student has completed a Human Anatomy course with a laboratory requirement at another school, it can be substituted for ZOO3736C. This is also true for the Human Injuries course, PET2622C and the PEM 2171 Aerobics course. Both of these courses are often completed at a community college.
Note: ZOO 3736C should be taken prior to PET 4312, PET 4550, and PET 4083C