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PROGRAMS / COURSE DESCRIPTION<br />
PHYSICAL EDUCATION<br />
spring sports programs at VVC (baseball, basketball,<br />
football, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, volleyball,<br />
track/field and wrestling). Experience will include, but is<br />
not limited to, prophylactic taping and padding,<br />
immediate first aid, monitoring vital signs, completion of<br />
accident forms, proper use of universal biohazard<br />
precautions, supervision of safe playing conditions and<br />
coaching techniques, recognition of medical<br />
emergencies, assisting other medical personnel as<br />
needed, game preparation and pre-participation medical<br />
screenings. See cross listing for ALDH 76.<br />
PE 177 ATHLETIC TRAINING IV<br />
(Formerly PE 77)<br />
Units: 2.0-6.0 - 108-324 hours laboratory. CSU, UC.<br />
(Recommendation Preparation: PE 141 or ALDH 141,<br />
Athletic Training I, or equivalent.) This course may be<br />
taken four times.<br />
In this course, students will provide the care to athletes<br />
involved in fall/winter/spring sports programs at VVC<br />
(baseball, basketball, football, golf, soccer, softball,<br />
tennis, volleyball, track/field and wrestling). Experience<br />
will include but is not limited to development and<br />
implementation of rehabilitation protocols. Use of<br />
modalities including, whirlpool, ultrasound, ice,<br />
Emergency Medical Services, hydrocolator packs,<br />
Range of Motion exercises, joint mobilization,<br />
strengthening exercises (isokinetic, isotonic, isometric),<br />
cardiovascular conditioning and proprioceptive<br />
exercises. See cross listing for ALDH77.<br />
PE 180 TENNIS<br />
Units: 1.0 - 48-54 hours laboratory. CSU, UC (UC credit<br />
limitation). (No prerequisite. Grade option) This course<br />
may be taken four times.<br />
The course offers logical sequences of learning<br />
experiences that include: basic tennis strokes; rules that<br />
govern play; understanding of game strategies;<br />
individual practice drills, and learning the equipment and<br />
safety involved.<br />
PE 181 GOLF<br />
Units: 1.0 - 48-54 hours laboratory. CSU, UC (UC<br />
credit limitation). (No prerequisite. Grade option) This<br />
course may be taken four times.<br />
Covers the use and skill development of equipment<br />
including woods, irons and putters. Includes the reading<br />
of greens, distance and selection of clubs, etiquette and<br />
rules of golf.<br />
PE 185 FOOTBALL TECHNIQUES AND<br />
CONDITIONING<br />
Units: 2.0 - 96-108 hours laboratory. CSU, UC (UC<br />
credit limitation). (No prerequisite. Grade option) This<br />
course may be taken four times.<br />
Course will include drills and exercises to develop the<br />
skills, techniques, and conditioning essential for<br />
participation in intercollegiate football.<br />
PE 190 YOGA<br />
Units: 1.0 - 48-54 hours laboratory. CSU. (No<br />
prerequisite. Grade Option.) This course may be taken<br />
four times.<br />
This course is an introduction to basic yoga practices<br />
and principles. Instruction includes classifications of<br />
yoga postures as well as guided relaxations and<br />
breathing practices. The benefits of yoga include<br />
increased flexibility, strength, balance, body awareness<br />
and stress reduction. This course is designed for<br />
students of all ages and fitness levels.<br />
PHYSICAL EDUCATION/DANCE COURSES<br />
PEDA 152 DANCE CHOREOGRAPHY I (formerly PE<br />
26A)<br />
Units: 3.0 – 32-36 hours lecture and 48-54 hours<br />
laboratory. CSU, UC (No prerequisite. Grade option).<br />
This course is designed to introduce students to the<br />
basic elements of dance choreography. Choreography<br />
students will work in solo and small groups by using<br />
concepts of space, time, and energy to investigate and<br />
explore the basic elements of dance.<br />
PEDA 160 TAP I<br />
Units: 1.0 - 48-54 hours laboratory. CSU (No<br />
prerequisite. Grade Option) This course may be taken<br />
four times.<br />
Developing skill in tap dancing will be the focus. Skills<br />
learned will be a prerequisite to more advanced<br />
techniques and which can be used to advance to a<br />
more advanced tap class. See cross listing for TA 160.<br />
PEDA 161 TAP II<br />
Units: 1.0 - 48-54 hours laboratory. CSU. Student may<br />
be required to audition and be approved by instructor for<br />
entrance to class. (Grade option) This course may be<br />
taken four times.<br />
Development of intermediate knowledge of skill in tap<br />
dancing, commonly used in musical productions and<br />
theater. See cross listing for TA 161.<br />
PEDA 162 BALLROOM DANCE I<br />
Units: 1.0 - 48-54 hours laboratory. CSU, UC (UC credit<br />
limitation.) (No prerequisite. Grade option) This course<br />
may be taken four times.<br />
Ballroom Dance I encompasses dance techniques,<br />
styles and rhythms of beginning level ballroom dance,<br />
284 2012-2013 <strong>Victor</strong> <strong>Valley</strong> <strong>College</strong> Catalog