Corinne Desrosiers
PERA Assistant Professor of the Practice
Current and upcoming courses
Fitness Walking
PE139
This course will teach the fundamentals of walking for fitness, health, and well-being. Participants will learn how to use a treadmill for walking workouts, as well as basic walking for fitness techniques to achieve health and wellness goals. Some of the course will be outside, weather permitted.This course is designed for beginners (e.g., those new to working out) or those who want to learn more about using walking as a fitness activity. We will engage in other components of walking such as mindfulness, hill workouts, and trail walking (on campus).
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Flexibility/Stretching
PE234
The practice of stretching and building flexibility is integral to personal health and wellness. Whether training for a sport or recovering from sedentary work (classes, homework, sitting at a desk), stretching can prevent injury, improve range of motion, increase blood flow, boost energy, help to correct imbalances in the body, and aid in recovery. Each class will consist of a brief warmup, followed by guided stretches focused on various muscle groups and areas of the body, and will conclude with individual written reflections in a stretching log to track progress and development throughout the course. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to safely and independently incorporate their own stretching routines into their daily lives. -
Term 4: Children's Games
PE181