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PE Courses
Activity Classes
PEH 101 1 credit
Body Conditioning: Step Aerobics
Coed, comprehensive aerobic conditioning class designed to increase flexibility, strength and the cardio-respiratory system through the use of routines set to music. Nutrition and diet programs addressed. Prescriptive and descriptive fitness testing administered. Prerequisite: orientation. Doctor’s permission or physical within last year recommended for students age 40 and older.
PEH 102 2 credits
Body Conditioning: Step Aerobics
Coed, comprehensive aerobic conditioning class designed to increase flexibility, strength and the cardio-respiratory system through the use of routines set to music. Nutrition and diet programs addressed. Prescriptive and descriptive fitness testing administered. Prerequisites: complete physical exam or doctor’s permission for students age 40 and older.
PEH 103 1 credit
Body Conditioning: Weight Training
Focuses on two areas: basic weight training for learning the proper techniques and safety, and power weight training for students to continue a regular lifting program. Provides an opportunity for rehabilitation of injuries. Prerequisite: orientation.
PEH 104 2 credits
Body Conditioning: Weight Training
Focuses on two areas: basic weight training for learning the proper techniques and safety, and power weight training for students to continue regular lifting programs. Provides an opportunity for rehabilitation of injuries. Prerequisites: orientation.
PEH 112 1 credit
Functional Movement Training for the Athlete
Designed as an off-season functional conditioning class for Wenatchee Valley College athletes. Course focus will be dictated by the demands of the individual sports.
PEH 114 1 credit
Bowling
Basic skills and techniques to help provide enjoyment and satisfaction, whether participating on a recreational or more competitive level.
PEH 118 1 credit
Beginning Karate
A comprehensive introductory course on traditional Okinawan karate. Designed with diversified subject matter including physical fitness, self-defense and traditional karate emphasizing the mental awareness, history and philosophy of karate-do.
PEH 119 1 credit
Tai Chi
A low-impact exercise based on the slow, fluid movement of tai chi and the breathing exercises of chi kung. Tai chi is an internal martial art based on Chinese philosophy and medicine. A simple, effective program for relaxation and stress reduction through greater mind-body awareness.
PEH 120 1 credit
Beginning Fencing
Designed to introduce the basic skills of fencing. Students will learn footwork, offensive and defensive moves to be utilized in fencing bouts.
PEH 121 1 credit
Pilates
Designed for students of all fitness levels. Through a series of Pilates movements, the student will gain balance, flexibility, strength, endurance and core stability. The student will also learn relaxation methods through breathing techniques in a calming and energizing atmosphere.
PEH 122 1 credit
Yoga
Designed for students of all fitness levels. Through a series of poses, or asanas, the student will gain balance, flexibility, strength, endurance and stability. The student will also learn relaxation methods through breathing techniques in a calming and energizing atmosphere.
PEH 123 2 credits
Yoga/Pilates
A unique blend of yoga and Pilates designed for students of all fitness levels. Through a series of poses and Pilates movements, the student will gain balance, flexibility, strength, endurance and core stability. The student will learn relaxation methods through breathing techniques in a calming and energizing atmosphere.
PEH 125 1 credit
Golf
Basic skills, knowledge and techniques of golf. Introduces and prepares beginning golfers for a lifetime sport.
PEH 126 1 credit
Beginning Racquetball
Principle facets of racquetball. Basic foundations of stroke technique and rules interpretation, including game and tournament strategy as well as court safety. Prerequisites: complete physical exam or doctor’s permission for students age 40 and older.
PEH 144 1 credit
Cross-Country Skiing
Basic to intermediate-level cross-country ski instruction in a weekend format. Skiing techniques for flats, hills, downhill and backcountry will be covered. Techniques such as diagonal stride, skating, uphill running, turning and stopping are incorporated into the session with an emphasis on safety.
PEH 150 1 credit
Beginning Tennis
Fundamental skills of the game, the rules of play and accepted course etiquette.
PEH 155 1 credit
Beginning Volleyball
Designed to teach the basic fundamental skills, strategies and rules of the game.
PEH 161 1 credit
Fitness Lab
Designed to introduce students to the concept of fitness and wellness, and to accommodate every level of fitness and age group. The Super Circuit is a fitness and cardiovascular-oriented program. Personalized strength, flexibility and fitness programs are available. Prerequisites: orientation. Doctor’s permission or physical within last year recommended for students age 40 or older.
PEH 162 2 credits
Fitness Lab
Designed to introduce students to the concept of fitness and wellness, and to accommodate every level of fitness and age groups. The Super Circuit is a fitness and cardiovascular-oriented program. Personalized strength, flexibility and fitness programs are available. Prerequisites: orientation. Doctor’s permission or physical within last year recommended for students age 40 or older.
PEH 218 1 credit
Intermediate Karate
Students taking this course learn to teach effective self-defense techniques to intermediate students. Other benefits of karate training, such as flexibility, coordination, self-confidence and physical fitness, are secondary to learning good self-defense. Prerequisite: one quarter of PEH 118: Beginning Karate or instructor’s signature.
PEH 219 1 credit
Intermediate Tai Chi
A low-impact exercise based on the slow, fluid movement of tai chi and the breathing exercises of chi kung. Tai chi is an internal martial art based on Chinese philosophy and medicine. A simple, effective program for relaxation and stress reduction through greater mind-body awareness.
PEH 220 1 credit
Advanced Fencing
Designed to cover the principles of fencing for advanced students. Students will learn footwork, offensive and defensive moves to be used in fencing bouts. Prerequisite: PEH 120 or instructor’s signature.
PEH 226 2 credits
Advanced Racquetball
Principles of racquetball for advanced players. Detailed information on stroke techniques, rules interpretation, including game and tournament strategy, as well as court safety. Aerobic value will be derived by participation and a lifetime sport activity will be the end result. Prerequisites: complete physical exam or doctor’s permission for students age 40 and older. PEH 126 or instructor’s signature.
PEH 261 1 credit
Fitness Lab
Designed to introduce students to the concept of fitness and wellness, and to accommodate every level of fitness and age groups. The Super Circuit is a fitness and cardiovascular-oriented program. Personalized strength, flexibility and fitness programs are available. Prerequisites: orientation. Doctor’s permission or physical within last year recommended for students age 40 or older.
PEH 262 2 credits
Fitness Lab
Designed to introduce students to the concept of fitness and wellness, and to accommodate every level of fitness and age groups. The Super Circuit is a fitness and cardiovascular-oriented program. Personalized strength, flexibility and fitness programs are available. Prerequisites: orientation. Doctor’s permission or physical within last year recommended for students age 40 or older.
Physical Education
Lecture
PEH 180 3 credits
Personal Wellness
Creating a lifestyle that promotes personal health and well-being. Includes wellness concepts and theory with special emphasis on stress management and relaxation training, nutrition and fitness, addictive behaviors, human sexuality, and the ability to analyze the validity of health news and information sources.
PEH 181 5 credits
Health and Wellness
Online course emphasizing the relationship between course content and lifestyle choices. Includes physical fitness, nutrition, weight management, stress and emotional health, chemical use and abuse, communicable and noncommunicable disease, health-smart consumerism, the health-care system, aging, death and dying, and environmental health issues.
PEH 182 5 credits
1st Aid-Responding to Emergencies
Covers advanced first aid and emergency care procedures, including American Red Cross requirements for certification cards. Lecture and hands-on training including CPR/AED, splinting, bandaging and dealing with sudden illness or injury to the body. Includes Basic Life Support for HealthcCare Providers.
PEH 189 2 credits
Athletic Training Practicum I
The purpose of this class is to provide the student with a practical application of athletic training knowledge and skills in the training room setting. Students serve as student athletic trainers for WVC men’s and women’s athletic teams. PEH 189 is intended for the first-year student athletic trainer and should be repeated three times for credit (fall, winter and spring quarters). Prerequisite: instructor permission only.
PEH 283 3 credits
Sports Nutrition
This course will define the basic nutritional needs of the human body and how to achieve them for optimum health. Nutrition considerations for sports and exercise will be examined in depth.
PEH 284 3 credits
Foundations of Fitness
Introduces the student to the essential principles of fitness and exercise science and is intended to be one of the first steps in the preparation of individuals as fitness professionals. Provides the fundamental theories, applications and personal experiences necessary for a comprehensive understanding of fitness as a profession and as a lifestyle.
PEH 285 3 credits
Introduction to Physical Education and Sport
This course is designed to provide students with an introduction to physical education as a profession. This course serves as an introduction to all fields of physical education including teaching, coaching, sports and fitness management, athletic training/sports medicine, and various others.
PEH 286 5 credits
Exercise Physiology
Investigates the relationship between physical activity and physiological processes. Emphasis will be placed on the body’s adaptation to strength training, cardiovascular endurance, and neurological adaptations.
PEH 287 5 credits
Athletic Training
An introductory course to the field of athletic training. Will introduce prevention and care of athletic injuries and illnesses. Emphasis is placed on managing and preventing injuries common to an active lifestyle, including acute and overuse injuries.
PEH 288 5 credits
Anatomical Kinesiology
Study of the musculoskeletal structure of the living human body, bones and their articulation, segments and their movements, muscles and their attachments and actions, and systemic nerves and their innervations and function. Special emphasis is placed on musculoskeletal analysis of basic exercises and movement patterns.
PEH 289 2 credits
Athletic Training Practicum II
Provides the student with a practical application of athletic training knowledge and skills in the training room setting. Students serve as student athletic trainers for WVC men’s and women’s athletic teams. Intended for the second year student athletic trainer and should be repeated three times for credit (fall, winter and spring quarters). Prerequisite: instructor permission only.
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