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Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Group Exercise Opportunity - Richmond, VA

I received this message from an Exercise Science alum:

 I am currently in need of several group fitness instructors for the summer months with potential to be on the group fitness schedule through the following fall, winter and spring.  Specifically, I am interested in those able to instruct indoor cycling classes, senior classes and water aerobics.  There will also be opportunities to sub yoga, boot camp, Barre, and strength training classes.  If you know of any students that will be living in the Richmond area over the summer or moving here after graduation, please pass along this information.  Candidates should have a current group fitness instructor certification, as well as current CPR/AED/First Aid certifications.  Interested students can contact me at carolineb@westwoodclub.net.
 
Thank you,
 

Monday, April 21, 2014

Want a KIN elective for the fall semester?

KIN 422 to be offered in the Fall 2014 semester

Advanced Principles of Group Exercise Leadership, 3 credit hours
 
Course description: Theories, principles and procedures involved with leading group fitness classes. Students will gain knowledge and experience in class design and choreography development. Programming for children, older adults, pregnancy and aquatic exercise will be included. Practical and written assessments will occur throughout the semester. Participation in group exercise classes is a requirement. Students will have the opportunity to enroll in the AFAA Primary Group Exercise Certification.
Course prerequisites: GKIN 100, KIN 202, OR PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR (for non-KIN majors)
This course will be half lecture and half physical activity lab. The lab will allow students the opportunity to practice the theory learned from lecture.
When: Tuesday/Thursday 2:00pm-3:15pm Location in Godwin 208 and Multipurpose Room.
Instructor: Jana Walters (walterjr@jmu.edu)

Strength Coach Internship - Maryland

 Strength Coach
Internships Available

Looking for a Summer Internship/ Possible Employment?

Sarge Athletics is seeking qualified interns in the area of Exercise Science and Sports Marketing
Qualifications:
·         Rising Junior, Senior or Graduating Senior in Exercise Science or Sports Marketing
·         Pursuing career in these fields
·         Some coaching experience preferred
·         Must work 20-30 hours per week
Internship includes:
·         Education in Functional Movement Training
·         Experience Coaching: Personal Training, Small and Large Groups
·         Experience working with Middle School, High School, Collegiate & Professional Athletes
·         Weekly Leadership Training
·         Assistance preparing for the CSCS
·         Nutritional Education
·         Educational Sessions with our Physical Therapist- exposure to PRI
·         Marketing Interns will gain hands on experience ranging from cold calling, relationship building to creating print ads
·         Those completing the semester receive $500 stipend

About Sarge Athletics:
·         Athlete Performance Training Center Licensed by Mike Boyle (MBSC Thrive)- Rated #1 Gym in the country 3 years in a row by Men’s Health
·         Functional Movement Training
·         90% of coaching staff have a Degree in Exercise Science and have sat for the CSCS
·         In-house Dr. of Physical Therapy (PRI)
·         In-house Registered Dietician
·         Sport Specific Training- Lacrosse, Soccer, Speed, Football, Baseball, Swimming, etc.
·         10,000 Sq. Ft. facility- 7,000 sq. ft. of turf

Where: Ijamsville, MD
When: Summer OR Fall OR Spring Semester

Contact Information: email- john@sargeathletics.com or phone- 240-586-1587

Thursday, April 17, 2014

New Jersey Corporate Health/Fitness

Hey New Jersey residents, or those who are interesting in relocating there! Do you want to work in corporate health? Do you like personal training? 

Check out www.fitnessandwellness.orgJackie Loyer, a 2011 Exercise Science alum, wants you to work in their facilities!


Thursday, April 3, 2014

Need an Elective?

HTH 390 – Special Topics in Health Sciences

Service Learning in a Community Health Context

• Open to all majors
• Engage in meaningful service learning in the Harrisonburg
community (10-12 hours a week)
• Connect service learning to coursework, personal development
and civic involvement
• 3 Credits
• First block summer session (May 19 – June 13)
• For more information contact Tim Howley (howleytm@jmu.edu)

Wednesday, April 2, 2014

LifeTime Fitness Recruiters to Visit Godwin Hall

Lifetime Fitness Recruiters to visit Godwin Hall

Personal Training recruiters from Life Time Fitness will be on-campus in Godwin Hall Room 336 on Wednesday April 9 from 10am-1pm to provide information regarding personal training internship and employment opportunities.

As the Healthy Way of Life Company, Life Time (NYSE: LTM) delivers the certified professionals, comprehensive businesses and incredible destinations that help people positively change their lives every day. The Company's healthy way of life approach enables its customers to achieve their health and fitness goals by engaging in their areas of interest — or discovering new passions — both inside and outside of Life Time's distinctive and large sports, professional fitness, family recreation and spa destinations. Today, the Company operates 102 centers under the LIFE TIME FITNESS® and LIFE TIME ATHLETIC(SM) brands primarily in suburban locations, in 22 states and 28 major markets.

A short presentation will begin at 10am, 11:15am and 12:15pm. Time at the end of the session will be used as an open forum for question and answer.

You do not have to attend the entire 3 hours. Attend for as long as you can, when you can.

Dress is business casual. Bring a resume and cover letter to leave if you are interested in being considered for a summer semester internship or employment.


Contact Jana Walters, walterjr@jmu.edu, 568-4864, with questions.