Course Catalog

Male only swim is offered during IAP during even years at Alumni Pool (building 58).

This class is for those who are at ease in shallow water but are not safe in deep water and is designed to teach the non-swimmer the basics of swimming. There will be instruction on floating, gliding, kicking and elementary backstroke. Front crawl stroke will be introduced. Most instruction, particularly in the beginning, takes place in the shallow pool and later may progress to the deep pool as individuals progress.

This course will be offered next IAP 2020.

In this class students will learn the practical skills to be a safe open-water SCUBA diver. Class is split into two parts; the why and how of SCUBA diving which involves classroom and pool training, and open water swims. Upon completion of the course and open water dives students will receive a SCUBA Diving International (SDI) certification. Note: this course is not applicable to those who currently have a SCUBA certification. More information can be found at http://www.uniteddivers.com/ or at physicaleducationandwellness.mit.edu under FAQ’s (search SCUBA). Course fee billed to student account includes instruction, classroom materials, equipment for pool session (mask, fin, snorkel, air) voucher for open water, SDI certification available once all requirements are completed (including open water dive). Once forms are submitted through Docusign, the student’s account will be charged the full course fee. Refunds cannot be issued.This is an Extreme PE course.

The advanced beginner course is designed to increase a swimmer’s confidence and refine skills in deep water as well as develop skills to pass the MIT swimming test. There will be instruction on the front crawl, elementary backstroke, sidestroke and breaststroke. class will be split between the shallow water and deep water. The $75 course fee will charged to your student account.

This class is for those who are at ease in shallow water but are not safe in deep water and is designed to teach the non-swimmer the basics of swimming. There will be instruction on floating, gliding, kicking and elementary backstroke. Front crawl stroke will be introduced. Most instruction, particularly in the beginning, takes place in the shallow pool and later may progress to the deep pool as individuals progress.

Beginners will receive instruction on floating, gliding, kicking and elementary backstroke. Front crawl stroke will be introduced. Class ratio will be one instructor to every twelve students. The $75 course fee will charged to your student account.

The female only swim course is running during IAP odd years at Alumni Wang pool.

This class is for those who are at ease in shallow water but are not safe in deep water and is designed to teach the non-swimmer the basics of swimming. There will be instruction on floating, gliding, kicking and elementary backstroke. Front crawl stroke will be introduced. Most instruction, particularly in the beginning, takes place in the shallow pool and later may progress to the deep pool as individuals progress. The course will be offered next in IAP January 2021.

This class is especially for students who have some swimming ability but cannot pass the swim test. Class is designed to increase a swimmer’s confidence in deep water and develop skills to pass the MIT swimming test. There will be instruction on the crawl, elementary backstroke, sidestroke and breaststroke; class will be split between the shallow water and deep water.

This section is for students in the Interphase Edge program only. All Interphase Edge students are required to register and attend this swim placement on Thursday, June 27th from 9a-11a at Alumni Wang Pool-Building 57. Based on the results provided at the placement a summer course will be assigned. If you have any questions or problems regarding this requirement contact mitpe@mit.edu.

This is an introduction to the basic steps of ballroom dancing, framing with your partner, and dance traditions. Students will learn steps and patterns in the following six dances: Waltz, Tango, Foxtrot, Cha Cha, Rumba and Swing/Jive. The class will focus on social ballroom dancing.

Hiphop embodies a large genre of dance that includes freestyle, specific body part isolations, and breaking. This high-energy hiphop class is designed to improve cardiovascular strength while learning innovative ways to move your body to music. A short warm up consisting of stretching and body isolations will be followed by a combination that contains elements of a specific hiphop style. Combinations will be broken down to focus on the energy, musicality, and style of the movement.

This challenging course is 90 minutes long, 8:15p-9:45p. It teaches students mainstream level square dancing set to a wide range of modern music. The mainstream program consists of the first 69 calls, and is widely danced all over the world. Each week, students learn additional calls from the mainstream program which they then apply throughout the course. A group of eight dancers works together in this unique form of American dance. Focus is on fast and rigorous learning, reaction time, and flow. Classes meet in W20 Student Center, 2nd floor- La Sala de Puerto Rico.

This course is designed for students who have never danced Salsa before or for those who know the basics and would like to improve their skills. Together, we will cover the key aspects of Salsa dancing, including the history and structure of the music and dance, as well as the fundamental Salsa dancing skills, including individual footwork, partnering skills, and body movement and styling. The end goal is for students to gain a holistic understanding of Salsa dancing in order to appreciate the dance form and to be able to dance with enjoyment and confidence.

A dance genre from Cuba from which salsa originated. It is a lively communal dance, danced in pairs to Timba music, in geometric patterns with calls in Spanish.

For beginners with little to no experience in swing dance or for experienced dancers looking to improve their technique. The course focuses on triple swing, jitterbug and Lindy: You will learn and practice the basic steps and footwork for 6-count (swing and jitterbug) and 8+ count patterns(Lindy and open patterns). You will learn turns for both Leaders and Followers. The goal is to have leaders and followers leading confidently and followers start to style up the dance. Plus swing, and social dancing in general, is a fun form of exercise and, as you become more competent, a great cardio workout as well.

This course is designed to improve or maintain a high individual fitness level. Classes are workouts designed to increase endurance, agility, flexibility, speed, core strength as well as overall strength. The course begins at an advanced training level and is designed for individuals who are currently completing a moderate to high intensity physical fitness routine, have completed a Varsity, Club Sport, or IM season, or are seriously training for an upcoming season.

Circus Circuit is a course in the circus arts, with a focus on acrobatics and partner acrobatics. Other dimensions to be explored are juggling and the use of basic balance equipment. Students will improve balance, strength, and coordination through a series of circuits that will prepare them for the skill of the day. Students that like floor exercise in gymnastics or enjoy working in groups, may enjoy this course. For more information on partner acrobatics go to www.gymcraftics.com.

This courses is designed to teach beginners how to use body weight exercises and muscle confusion to build cardio endurance. Students will learn over 20 exercise movements used in 5 circuits. Each movement in a circuit will be performed for 30 seconds and will be repeated during a set. This workout also includes a dynamic warm up, cool down and post activity stretch. This course will teach a variety of body weight exercises to develop speed, coordination and endurance.

Unleash your rock-band dreams in this motivating fusion of movement and drumming. This full-body cardio workout incorporates lightly weighted exercise drumsticks with constant simulated drumming. The class will include a mix of cardio, Pilates, isometric poses and plyometrics that will strengthen and sculpt your whole body while rocking out to great music.

Class is located in the Wang Fitness Center. Spinning is an incredible indoor cycling workout that teaches proper form, and interval and heart zone training; class takes place on stationary “spinning” bicycles. Spinning is a great opportunity to cycle without the hassles of cars and potholes on the road. Class will be held in the Alumni/Wang Spin Dome.

This class teaches the basic techniques and fundamentals of kicking and punching; half cardiovascular exercises and half interval training. Class focuses on dynamic movement, isolated limbic movement, muscle strengthening, overall conditioning, agility and reaction, stretching, sit-ups, and push-ups for a high intensity fast paced workout. No previous experience necessary; for both men and women.

This class teaches traditional Pilates workouts that can be done anywhere; class emphasizes movements that build a strong core (abdominal and back muscles) to enhance strength, muscular symmetry, alignment, flexibility, grace and coordination and helps students create long, lean and flexible muscles.

In this class students will get to practice yoga, an ancient practice from India. Yoga practice will increase your energy, improve your performance, and give you an opportunity for relaxation; this will provide you with a practical toolbox of techniques and experiences. Yoga is designed to empower you to concentrate, remember, generate energy, and sleep well. The meditations give you perspective and help balance the competing demands of a fast-paced life.

Zumba is a fusion of Latin and International music / dance themes that create a dynamic and exciting, yet easy to follow, class! It combines high energy and motivating music with unique moves and combinations making for a “feel-happy” workout that is great for both the body and the mind!

BollyX is a Bollywood-inspired dance-fitness program that combines dynamic choreography and intensive workouts with the hottest music from around the world. Its 50-minute cardio workout cycles between high and low-intensity dance sequences to get you moving, sweating, and, most importantly, motivated all at the same time.

This class incorporates a combination of cardio moves and beginner dance steps. This club inspired workout is guaranteed to get your heart rate up while having a great time.

This class provides a full-body strengthening and cardio workout. Each class will focus on all major muscle groups and teach proper form and technique for every exercise so that you feel comfortable adding functional into your lifestyle both in and out of the gym.

HIIT stands for High Intensity Interval Training: This fast paced workout is designed to help you burn fat and increase your cardiovascular fitness. This cardio based workout will increase your muscle strength and overall endurance.

This is an introductory course for students working toward a 5K distance race who want to improve their fitness in a motivating environment. Workouts will include technique, aerobic base, stamina and speed. First class meets in Z Center Lobby.

This course is designed for the beginning or novice weight lifter, or for those who have experience lifting but lack proper instruction. Class will provide students with an understanding of the biomechanics involved, muscles used for a given exercise, and program development. Class will teach students the proper techniques of lifting and spotting. Students will also be provided information for putting together individual workout programs. This course is taught as a lifetime activity as an integral part of overall fitness. Proper gym etiquette is taught and expected.

This course is designed for the beginning or novice weight lifter, or for those who have experience lifting but lack proper instruction. Class will provide students with an understanding of the biomechanics involved, muscles used for a given exercise, and program development. Class will teach students the proper techniques of lifting and spotting. Students will also be provided information for putting together individual workout programs. This course is taught as a lifetime activity as an integral part of overall fitness. Proper gym etiquette is taught and expected. This course is only for women.

This course will cover fitness, healthy relationships, personal relationship values, sexual health, gender roles, and communication around these topics. This introductory course is open and encouraging of all students regardless of previous exposure to relationship or sexual health information. All orientations and identities will be affirmed and celebrated. In addition to learning a functional fitness routine, the goal of the course is to empower students with accurate and accessible health information so that each student can make informed and proactive decisions about their relationships and sexual health.

This course teaches the basics of fitness and balanced nutrition for optimal health. Each class will be half group discussion and half physical activity. Discussion topics include components of fitness, relaxation, protein, fats, whole grains, and hydration. Manageable goal setting is emphasized throughout the course. Physical activity is taught as a component of total wellness and as a way to reduce stress.

This course teaches fitness and ways to manage stress. Each class will be half group discussion and half physical activity. Discussion topics include sleep, time management, meditation, cognitive reframing, and stress at MIT. Emphasis is placed on identifying various stressors and ways to deal with stress. Physical activity is taught in this course as a way to reduce stress.

This course is designed to teach the basics of fitness as well as the critical skills of CPR and First Aid. The class format will be 60 minutes of fitness / stress management and 60 minutes of CPR or first aid content and skills. By attending all sessions, you will earn American Heart Association Heartsaver CPR and First Aid certification along with two physical education points. Lab fee covers pocket mask and CPR and first aid cards.

This course teaches basic ways to understand and improve your financial circumstances. Discussion topics include budgeting, saving, and reducing expenses: all things that can be implemented immediately while in school. By focusing on the impacts of financial decisions, you can reduce stress and begin to take control of your financial future. Each class will consist of small group discussion on a financial topic and instructional physical activity.

This course will cover fitness, healthy relationships, personal relationship values, sexual health, gender roles, and communication around these topics. This introductory course is open and encouraging of all students regardless of previous exposure to relationship or sexual health information. All orientations and identities will be affirmed and celebrated. In addition to learning a functional fitness routine, the goal of the course is to empower students with accurate and accessible health information so that each student can make informed and proactive decisions about their relationships and sexual health. The $75 course fee will charged to your student account.

This course teaches basic will cover a variety of meditation techniques, including mindfulness, body scans, labeling thoughts, Gatha and Metta meditations, guided imagery, walking, eating and group meditations. This course will also review fitness and movement principles to train the mind and body. The $75 course fee will charged to your student account.

This course teaches the basics of fitness and balanced nutrition for optimal health. Each class will be half group discussion and half physical activity. Discussion topics include components of fitness, relaxation, protein, fats, whole grains, and hydration. Manageable goal setting is emphasized throughout the course. Physical activity is taught as a component of total wellness and as a way to reduce stress. The $75 course fee will charged to your student account.

This course teaches fitness and ways to manage stress. Each class will be half group discussion and half physical activity. Discussion topics include sleep, time management, meditation, cognitive reframing, and stress at MIT. Emphasis is placed on identifying various stressors and ways to deal with stress. Physical activity is taught in this course as a way to reduce stress. The $75 course fee will charged to your student account.

This is a basic course in fundamentals of target shooting. This class is designed for a beginner or novice archer and uses recurve indoor target bows and equipment. Class introduces students to the basic techniques of indoor target archery emphasizing the care and use of equipment, range safety, stance, shooting techniques, scoring and competition. $15 fee billed to student account.

This course will teach international style target archery also known as Olympic archery. It is intended to enhance students skills and knowledge learned in the introductory class by providing instruction on intermediate level re-curve archery bows and the use of supportive attachments to allow for greater shooting accuracy.
Archery students will experience a class designed specifically to teach competitive shooting technique, using bows with carbon fiber limbs, stabilizer bars, plungers and precision sights along with other supportive attachments.

This is a course for beginners covering the basic fundamentals of badminton. Upon completion of this course students should be able to demonstrate and execute the different strokes used in a game, understand the rules and basic strategies associated with the game, and understand the terminology associated with the game.

This course is for students that have had previous playing experience. The basic fundamentals are taught at an accelerated pace allowing participants to learn more about game strategy and fine tuning their skills.

Students will learn bike set up, proper pedal stroke, the 3 positions of cycling, how to structure a workout as well as the importance of speed (sprinting) and resistance (hills). Spinning is a great opportunity to cycle without the hassles of cars and potholes on the road. Class takes place on stationary “spinning” bicycles is located in the 2nd floor of the Alumni/ Wang Fitness Center.

Class includes instruction in the basic fundamentals of fencing using a light and flexible weapon, including footwork, attacks and parries. After learning the rules, including scoring, students will participate in competitive bouts.

This course includes advanced level instruction of Fencing, foil. Building upon what was taught in the beginner class instruction would include coupe, parries, footwork, bladework, attacks on preparation and practice refereeing.

Class includes instruction in the basic fundamentals of fencing using the “cutting” weapon which is stiffer than the light foil, including footwork, attacks and parries. After learning the rules, including scoring, students will participate in competitive bouts.

This is a basic course which includes the fundamentals of grip, stance, and swing as well as a basic understanding of rules and scoring. The short, middle, and long irons are practiced plus specialized skills of pitching, chipping, and putting. Classes take place outdoors on the west end of the athletic fields. First class meets in Z Center lobby.

Pickleball is a fast growing racket sport that combines many elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis. The USAPA currently estimates that there are now over 100,000 players playing pickleball. It is played with the same lines as badminton but a lower net. The paddles are wooden and the ball plastic (resembling a wiffle ball). Upon completion of this course students should be able to demonstrate and execute the different strokes and understand the rules, strategies terminology associated with the game.

The P.E. Beginner Pistol course provides an introduction to the basic rules of firearms safety, the “anatomy” of the pistol, how it functions, fundamental sport pistol shooting positions, and the application of safe and effective marksmanship techniques used in the pursuit of sport pistol shooting proficiency.

Please Note: All students will have the opportunity to participate in a beginner-level appropriate competitive match to determine the class “Top Gun.” A certificate of accomplishment will be awarded to the Top Gun of each section, and both a certificate and a trophy will be awarded to the overall Top Gun of the Quarter.

This course builds upon the foundation established in Beginner Pistol. Throughout the course we will review and reinforce safe pistol handling skills, practices, and techniques. Students will: learn how to disassemble, clean, and function check the pistol; refine pistol operation skills and techniques with a focus on one-handed, sport pistol shooting stylizations; learn about organized pistol competition rules, timing, and preparation. Students will also be introduced to three courses of fire (COF), and have an opportunity to participate in a match based upon each.

The P.E. Beginner Rifle course provides an introduction to the basic rules of firearms safety, the “anatomy” of the rifle, how it functions, two fundamental sport rifle shooting positions, and the application of safe and effective marksmanship techniques used in the pursuit of sport rifle shooting proficiency.

Please Note: All students will have the opportunity to participate in a beginner-level appropriate competitive match to determine the class “Top Gun.” A certificate of accomplishment will be awarded to the Top Gun of each section, and both a certificate and a trophy will be awarded to the overall Top Gun of the Quarter.

This course builds upon the foundation established in Beginner Rifle. Throughout the course we will review and reinforce safe rifle handling skills, practices, and techniques.
Students will learn about rifle maintenance, including how to clean and function check the rifle; refine rifle operation skills and techniques; learn about organized rifle competition rules, timing, and preparation. Students will also be introduced to three courses of fire (COF), and have an opportunity to participate in a “Top Gun” match during the program.

This course will help you recognize a threat and how to diffuse, disengage, or defend yourself in the most common assaults and attacks. You will develop strategies to avoid conflict as well as tactics to defend yourself. This course is open for male or female students and is quite active and fun.

The class focuses on empowerment, knowing your rights, safety awareness, and self defense. It class also covers how to avoid becoming a target for rape and kidnapping. Students will learn get-away tools where a 125 pound person can get away from a 250 pound attacker. The instructor of the course is certified by Blauer Tactical Force.

Students will learn the basic fundamentals of ice skating including skating forward and backward as well as stopping, Skating in circles and pivoting is introduced.

This class will improve students’ style of ice skating, and students will learn a variety of figure skating moves, including forward and backward edges, mohawk and three turns, spirals, lunges, spins, and a variety of jumps (bunny hops, waltz jumps, toe-loops, mazurkas, salchows, etc.).

The intermediate skate course is designed for the student with some basic ice skating skills . Students must be able to demonstrate proficiency skating forward, backward and stopping. Students will further develop skills to skate forward and backward with more efficiency by utilizing their body position and edges as well as learn forward and backward crossovers and to pivot from front to back and back to front.

This class is an introduction to the rules and the basic skills of squash for beginners who wish to learn this fast moving indoor racquet sport. All necessary equipment is provided.

This is an introductory course for those with limited or no playing experience. Instruction will include the basic strokes, serve, volley, rules and scoring. Drills on the fundamentals will lead to competitive play for singles and doubles. Meet in the Z Center Lobby the first day of class.

This course is designed to provide an introduction to beginners with a goal to complete a sprint triathlon (.5 mile swim, 12 mile bike, 3 mile run). Instruction will include open water swimming techniques (pool), biking (indoor), running, and transitions. Tuesdays will be either on the Indoor Track or in the MAC court and Thursdays are pool workouts.

Aikido is a defensive, nonviolent, Japanese martial art in which you use the opponent’s energy rather than your own to overcome the opponent. People of all ages and physical compositions can participate. This class is recommended for those who desire a good aerobic workout while working on the concepts involved in dealing with conflict without aggression. The work-outs have been described as “moving Yoga.”

Judo is a martial art originating from ancient Japanese culture. Students will learn six throws and how to protect themselves with proper falling techniques.

This class is an introduction to Shotokan Karate. Shotokan is the oldest and most popular Karate style. Enlightenment is its basic goal. Training entails stretching, basic techniques, Katas and sparring. Techniques include deep stances, punches and kicking, blocks and sideways movements.

Students will learn the kicking and punching techniques used in Sport Taekwondo competition, as well as traditional forms and stances. Students will also work on core strength and flexibility. Class is dynamic and upbeat, and the students will get a good workout.

Urban Backpacking Trip to the Blue Hills, MA just south of Cambridge at AMC cabins on Ponkapoag Pond. Includes 2 nights lodging, transportation, 5 meals, instruction and some equipment (backpack, trekking poles, sleeping bag, compass, water bottles and headlamp). Course fee will be billed to student account. Note: course fee is $75 which is 50% of the total cost ($150) thanks to an MIT Alumni that created and endowment to support students experience backpacking. This is an Extreme PEcourse.

Backpacking and hiking trip to the White Mountains, NH. Includes all equipment, 2 nights lodging, transportation, 6 meals, and instruction. Course fee will be billed to student account. Note: course fee is $200 which is 50% of the total cost ($400) thanks to an MIT Alumni that created and endowment to support students experience backpacking. This is an Extreme PE course.

In this class students will learn how to climb in an indoor climbing facility at MetroRock in Everett, MA. Students will develop their climbing skills throughout the course and have fun with friends. Course fee includes instruction, equipment and transportation. Students must use transportation provided with the course only. Once forms are submitted through Docusign, the student’s account will be charged the full course fee. Refunds cannot be issued. Must attend first 2 classes. This is an Extreme PE&W course.

In this class the focus is on Top Ropes with exposure to rappelling and bouldering. Course fee will be billed to student account and includes instruction, equipment, transportation and for both indoor and outdoor classes and day pass to MetroRock.Students must use transportation provided with the course only. Once forms are submitted through Docusign, the student’s account will be charged the full course fee. Refunds cannot be issued. Must attend first 2 classes. This is an Extreme PE course.

This course is designed for both the casual paddler and those interested in ocean touring. The course will introduce paddlers to proper technique and safety skills required to enjoy kayak touring. In this class you will learn efficient paddling technique and the necessary strokes to maneuver your kayak in any direction. The class progresses to advanced techniques such as bracing to prevent a capsize and the hip snap in preparation for learning to roll. Particular emphasis will also be placed on safety issues such as trip selection and practicing both self- and assisted rescues and re-entries. Course fee includes instruction, PFD, kayak, paddle and day pass will be billed to student account once forms are submitted through Docusign. Refunds cannot be issued. Must attend day 1 of class. This is an Extreme PE course.

Parkour is the art of going over or around obstacles, similar to an obstacle course. The course focuses on developing the fundamental attributes required for movement, which include balance, strength, dynamism, endurance, precision, spatial awareness and creative vision. It is a way of training one’s body and mind in order to be as completely functional, effective and liberated as possible in the physical realm, and a way of thinking based on rigorous self-discipline, autonomous action and self-will. Course fee includes instruction and equipment. Once forms are submitted through Docusign, the student’s account will be charged the full course fee. Refunds cannot be issued. This is an Extreme PE course.

This 90 minute class is an introduction to the basic fundamentals of sailing with both theory and practice. Students will learn how to rig a boat, some basic sailing techniques, as well as how to tack and jibe out on the beautiful Charles River. Learn more at http://sailing.mit.edu/. Students must attend the first 2 classes.

Learn to skipper and crew a variety of boats fast upwind and downwind. Other topics covered are: starting, tactics, strategy, right of way rules. Participants must be proficient sailors and have completed the basic sailing course or its equivalent.

All levels are accommodated in this course, which is offered only during IAP. The course consists of six meetings, leaving MIT at 5:30pm and returning at approximately 11:00pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Classes held at Nashoba Valley Ski Area. Course fee: $300 package includes transportation, lesson, and lift ticket. $200 package if the student has their own equipment (ski/board, boots, poles). Once forms are submitted through Docusign, the student’s account will be charged the full course fee. Refunds cannot be issued. This is an Extreme PE&W course.

Broomball is for everyone – floor hockey on ice or hockey WITHOUT skates.Students will be introduced to the basic and intermediate skills of broomball, including moving on the ice surface, stick handling, passing, shooting, goaltending, and defending. A series of skill-specific drills and challenges will lead up to small and large team play. This course is designed for individuals with limited or no playing experience.

This course is designed for the beginning hockey player. The fundamentals of passing, shooting, stick-handling, as well as positional play are taught. As the course progresses, students are given the opportunity to experience game-like situations through drills and scrimmages.

This course is designed for students with limited or no playing experience. Students will be introduced to the basic and intermediate skills of soccer, including dribbling, passing and receiving, heading, feinting, shooting and finishing, and defending, as well as small group tactics. Small-sided games will be practiced to incorporate these skills to lead up to an indoor game.

This course is designed for students with some playing experience or those who have taken beginner soccer. Student will improve their game and review the basic and intermediate skills of soccer, including dribbling, passing and receiving, heading, feinting, shooting and finishing, and defending, as well as small group tactics. Small-sided games will be practiced to incorporate these skills to lead up to an indoor game.

Spikeball is a non-contact team sport (2 v 2) combining elements of handball and volleyball. Spikeball is a game which focuses on passing, shooting, movement skills and communication skills necessary to be successful. Fundamental skills from each of these sports are used to place an emphasis on the implementation of teamwork and strategies that are used by the players in a safe and controlled environment.

Tchoukball is an indoor, team sport played with a ball, combining elements of ultimate frisbee, basketball and a trampoline. The game is played on a large rectangle court with two half circles at both ends where there is a “frame” that appears to look like a trampoline at a 55 degree angle that you shoot toward. This tramp causes the ball to rebound higher than the original shot. In order to score a point, the ball must be thrown by an attacking player, hit the frame and bounce outside the half circle without being caught by the defending team. Physical contact is prohibited, and defenders may not attempt to intercept the offensive team’s passes. Players may take three steps with the ball, hold the ball for a maximum of three seconds, and teams may not pass the ball more than three times before shooting at the frame.

Tsegball is a non-contact sport combining elements of handball, basketball, volleyball, rugby and hop-scotch. These various skill fundamentals are used to create a game where the students can focus on the use of strategy implementation as a team, with the goal of avoiding injuries which are prevalent in most contact sports.

This is an introductory course for those with limited or no playing experience. Instruction will include techniques for serving, passing, setting, spiking. There will be team play during the second half of the course.