Fitness and Human Performance Minor

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This minor is designed for students majoring in a field of study other than kinesiology. The purpose of this minor is to provide students with a specific knowledge base and tangible skill set that can lead to various certifications in the field of fitness and human performance. In addition, this minor can enhance opportunities for students seeking admission to graduate school and programs in the areas of physical therapy and cardiac rehabilitation.

Requirements (11 hours)

KIN 100 - Physical Fitness Concepts and Activities Credit(s): 2
KIN 340 - Foundations of Personal Fitness Credit(s): 3
KIN 451 - Fitness Appraisal and Exercise Prescription Credit(s): 3
KIN 467 - Exercise Testing Field/Clinical Credit(s): 3

Choice of (four hours):

KIN 353 - Physiology of Exercise Credit(s): 3
KIN 353L - Physiology of Exercise Laboratory Credit(s): 1
or
KIN 417 - Analysis of Movement Credit(s): 3
KIN 417L - Analysis of Movement Laboratory Credit(s): 1

One course from (three hours):

KIN 357 - Prevention and Care of Injuries Credit(s): 3
KIN 463 - Fundamentals of Strength and Conditioning Credit(s): 3
KIN 335 - Dietary Considerations for Physical Activity and Exercise Credit(s): 3