
Kinesiology
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Check out where you'll learn!Degrees & Certificates
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Associate in Science for Transfer
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Associate in Science
Certificate of Achievement (CA)
Quick Look at [Department Name] Courses
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- KINS 1 Introduction to Kinesiology
- KINS 2 Sport in Society
- KINS 3 Theories & Techniques of Coaching Sports
- KINS 4 Concepts of Physical Fitness & Wellness
- KINS 5 Sports & Cinema
- KINS 8A Theory & Concepts of Exercise Physiology I
- KINS 8B Theory & Concepts of Exercise Physiology II
- KINS 9 Basic Nutrition for Sports & Fitness
- KINS 10 Women in Sports
- KINS 15 First Aid & CPR/AED
- KINS 16A Prevention of Athletic Injuries
- KINS 16B Emergency Athletic Injury Care
- KINS 16C Treatment & Rehabilitation of Athletic Injuries
- KINS 48 Fitness Assessment Techniques for the Personal Trainer
- KINS 49 Managing Physical Stress
- KINS 51 Performance Enhancing Substances in Sport & Exercise
- KINS 53 Current Topics in Personal Training
- KINS 62A Clinical Experiences in Sports Medicine I
- KINS 62B Clinical Experiences in Sports Medicine II
- KINS 62C Clinical Experiences in Sports Medicine III
- KINS 62D Clinical Experiences in Sports Medicine IV
- KINS 62E Clinical Experiences in Sports Medicine V
- KINS 70R Independent Study in Kinesiology
- KINS 71R Independent Study in Kinesiology
- KINS 72R Independent Study in Kinesiology
- KINS 73R Independent Study in Kinesiology
- KINS 81 Introduction to Adaptive Fitness
- KINS 82 Applied Principles of Adaptive Fitness
- KINS 84 Functional Fitness & Adaptive Movement
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