Kinesiology 128A (Cardio Training), 128B (Muscular Training), 128C (Functional Training) and 128D (Periodization Training) are Pass/No Pass classes. No letter grades will be given. Students must complete ALL requirements to receive a “Pass” grade. Should a student not complete any one of the assessment requirements # 1-6, the student will receive a “No Pass” grade.
STUDENT ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR 128A, 128B, 128C and 128D
- Complete orientation: Orientations are mandatory, will cover all requirements and will be given at the top of each hour during the first two weeks of the semester. Students must be enrolled, and your Palomar Student Activity ID Card is required for orientation. Student ID card can be obtained by contacting Student Life & Leadership https://www.palomar.edu/studentlifeandleadership/student-activity-card/. Students must also complete and calculate their own personal Cardio Heart Rate in the designated box, as well as read and sign the Acknowledgement on the exercise card.
- Complete both “Pre” and “Post” Fitness Tests: “Pre-Test” is completed during orientation and “Post Test” is completed at semester’s end.
- Document each Workout: Record and date all workouts on your lab card.
- Complete minimum requirements for both hours and visits: (38 Hours & 27 Visits). These are 70% of the total hours for a 1unit lab course. A “visit” must be a minimum of 20 minutes workout time. (Only 1 visit/day for Fall and Spring semester)
- Turn in your fitness workout card: on your last workout (for accurate results), complete “Post-test”. Upon completion of all requirements, leave fitness card in file cabinet at the conclusion of the semester. (Suggested to take screen shot of the Exercise Card for proof of signatures and recorded workouts.)
- This course has minimal safety requirements: Students must have the ability to independently navigate themselves through the Wellness Center without assistance. Which includes the exercise area, as well as the locker room/restroom area. Students must also, have the ability to get on and off or in and out of the treadmills, elliptical machines, step-master, and all other machines in the Fitness Center. As a student enrolled in this course if you feel you need additional assistance with these minimal safety requirements and/or the policies and procedures in order to participate please make an appointment with a Palomar College DRC counselor.
KINE 128A: Wellness Modalities- Cardio
(1, 1.5, 2units) 3, 4½ or 6 hours laboratory
Transfer acceptability: CSU; UC
Cardiorespiratory conditioning through aerobic fitness programs. Activities include treadmill, stair-master, stationary biking, rowing, and elliptical machines. Individualized tests determine the cardio-respiratory conditioning program and the level of performance expected to improve overall health and fitness.
KINE 128B: Wellness Modalities-Muscular
(1,1.5, 2) 3, 4½ or 6 hours laboratory
Transfer acceptability: CSU; UC (pending)
Physical conditioning through individualized resistance training programs. Focus is on muscular strength, muscular endurance and core training. Activities may include, but are not limited to body weight exercises, calisthenics, weight machines, resistance bands, kettle balls, etc
KINE 128C: Wellness Modalities- Functional
(1,1.5, 2) 3-6 hours laboratory
Transfer acceptability: CSU; UC (pending)
Functional fitness training designed to apply directly to students individual fitness goals. Activities include but are not limited to exercises aimed to assist in performing activities of daily living, sport-specific training, rehabilitative programs, etc. based on the individuals physical abilities and/or physical limitations.
KINE 128D: Wellness Modalities- Periodization
(1,1.5, 2) 3-6 hours laboratory
Transfer acceptability: CSU; UC (pending)
Physical conditioning through the components of physical fitness; cardiorespiratory endurance, muscular strength, muscular endurance and flexibility. Initial fitness measurements determine the conditioning program, level of performance, and planned variations in individualized programs to improve overall fitness.
KINE 128 FAQs
- What is the Student Activity Card and where can I obtain one?
- It is your Palomar Student Identification Card, same as your Student Activity Card and can be obtained at SU- 201 for a $15 fee.
- If I don’t have my Palomar student I.D. card, can I still attend and work out in the FCL?
- No, your Palomar student I.D. card is mandatory. This is how your attendance is tracked and recorded.
- Once I am registered, can I show up and start working out?
- No. You must first complete a mandatory orientation which will explain the policies and requirements of the class.
- When and where are orientation held and do I need to make an appointment?
- Orientations are conducted in the Wellness Center during the first two weeks of the semester at the top of each hour. No appointment necessary.
- What do I need for orientation?
- You first need be registered in one of the Kinesiology 128 sections. You must have your student I.D. card with you which will verify your enrollment. If you are not registered and/or do not have your student activity card at time of orientation, you will not be able to complete your orientation.
- What are the hours of the class?
- It is an open entry, self- paced class where students can attend once/day during Fall and Spring semesters (twice/day for summer session). Refer to class schedule for Kinesiology 128 student hours.
- Can I work out at my personal gym and use that time for my hours and visits?
- No. The Kine 128 class is scheduled on campus where all workout time and visits are to be completed in the Wellness Center under the supervision of an instructor. Extra credit and outside activities are not accepted.