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To Enroll or find out
more, call or email :
Ron Hastings 
Adapted Physical Education
(949) 582-4679
Mike Bennett
Adapted Physical Education
(949) 582-4761
Observe a class or talk
with the
instructor. If
you observe a class
you will see how the
class operates,
how you
fit in, logistics such as
parking, location of
classes,
locker rooms,
and you will be
given
registration forms
and
paper work that need to
be completed by each
student.
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Adapted Kinesiology
Since the program is based upon individual plans, most classes have a wide variety of disabilities. Students have different levels of mobility, balance, strength, cardiovascular endurance, flexibility and joint range of motion. They may work one on one with a student assistant, work in small or large group. Once an assessment has been completed, students will be given a Personal Exercise Plan and begin working towards their class goals. Special adapted equipment may be used for the student's success.
The Adapted Kinesiology Program serves a wide range of disabilities, such as:
Arthritis,
Blindness and visual impairments,
Brain injury,
Cardiovascular and Respiratory conditions,
Cerebral palsy
Chronic back/neck and other orthopedic conditions,
Developmental delays,
Hip and knee replacement, Multiple Sclerosis,
Parkinson's Disease,
Post PolioPost Stroke,
Spinal Cord Injuries,
Temporary conditions such as broken leg, arm or ankle.
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Program Information |
Adapted Water Exercise and Swimming
- Adapted Water Exercise and Swimming (KNEA 2)
- Mild Water Exercise (KNEA 2X)
Adapted Personal Fitness
- Adapted Personalized Fitness (KNEA 1)
- Survey and Assessment of Fitness (KNEA 107)
Adapted Sports
- Adapted Sports and Recreational Skills (KNEA 6)
Adapted Outdoor Education/Recreation
Survey and Assessment of Fitness
- Survey and Assessment of Fitness (KNEA 107)
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Enrollment Requirements
- Disability verified by a physician
- Students must be able to profit from the instruction.
- Students must provide own attendant for personal hygiene needs and dressing.
- Must be 18 years old or high school graduate or have a release from their school district.
Who Should Enroll
- Students often join the Adapted Kinesiology classes after
they have finished therapy or rehab at a hospital, outpatient
physical therapy center, or a home health care program.
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