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Here is the complete list of the 2012 Exercise and Sport Science Minor at Texas Tech.
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Introduction
The 2012 exercise and sport science minor at Texas Tech provides students with a comprehensive overview of the scientific aspects of physical activity and human movement. The coursework covers topics such as human anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, kinesiology, and motor learning. The minor is designed to prepare students for careers in the exercise and sport science field, or for further study at the graduate level.
The 2012 Texas Tech Exercise and Sport Science Minor
The 2012 Texas Tech Exercise and Sport Science Minor is a great way to get started in the field of exercise and sport science. The minor offers a total of 18 credit hours, which can be completed in as little as two semesters. The minor is open to all students, regardless of their major.
Core Courses
To complete the Exercise and Sport Science minor, students must complete the following four core courses:
-ESES 2301 – Introduction to Exercise and Sport Science
-ESES 3301 – Biological Principles of Exercise and Sport
-KINE 3319 – Motor Behavior
-KINE 4361 – Biomechanics
Additional Courses
In addition to the required physical activity course, students must complete 12 additional hours of coursework from the following:
-Kinesiology 2301 – Introduction to Kinesiology
-Kinesiology 3301 – Foundations of Motor Behavior
-Kinesiology 3310 – Biomechanics
-Kinesiology 3312 – Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries
-Kinesiology 3313 – Theory and Practice of Resistance Training
-Kinesiology 3331 – Exercise Psychology
-Kinesiology 3351 – Sport Sociology
-Agriculture and Extension Education 2310 – Principles of Agricultural Communications
-Recreational Sports Management 2313 – Orientation to Recreational Sports
-Recreational Sports Management 3307 – Recreational Sports Leadership
-Recreational Sports Management 3312 – Risk Management in Recreational Sports
The Benefits of an Exercise and Sport Science Minor
The benefits of an exercise and sport science minor go beyond just becoming a certified personal trainer. A minor in exercise and sport science will also prepare you for a career in physical therapy, occupational therapy, or even sports medicine. If you’re interested in a career in the fitness industry, an exercise and sport science minor will give you the knowledge and skills you need to be successful.
Improved Physical Fitness
An exercise and sport science minor can help you improve your physical fitness, regardless of your current level of fitness. The classes you take will cover topics such as anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics. You will also learn how to design safe and effective exercise programs. In addition, the skills you learn can help you better understand your own body and how it responds to physical activity.
Enhanced Mental Health
In today’s hectic world, it’s more important than ever to find ways to reduce stress and promote positive mental health. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, regular exercise can help reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression, improve mood and cognitive function, and promote better sleep. The benefits of exercise are well-established, but the role of sport science in mental health is often overlooked.
Sport science is the study of how the body responds to and performs physical activity. It encompasses a wide range of disciplines, including exercise physiology, biomechanics, nutrition, psychology, and more. By minor in exercise and sport science, you can learn how to optimize your mental and physical health through exercise.
The benefits of an exercise and sport science minor extend far beyond the gym. In addition to enhancing your mental health, you’ll also gain valuable skills that can be applied in nearly any career. With an understanding of human physiology and movement, you’ll be better equipped to work with diverse populations, design effective training programs, and prevent injuries. Whether you’re interested in personal training, coaching, physical therapy, or another field entirely, an Exercise
Increased Lifespan
The benefits of an active lifestyle are many, and one of the most important is increased lifespan. Studies have shown that people who are physically active have a lower risk of death from all causes, including heart disease and cancer. And the more active you are, the greater the benefit. Just a moderate amount of activity — such as walking briskly for 30 minutes a day — can add up to years of extra life.
Conclusion
In closing, we would like to thank everyone who has minor in exercise and sport science at Texas Tech. We are extremely grateful for your support in helping us achieve our goal of providing the best possible education for our students.
We would also like to remind everyone that the department of exercise and sport science at Texas Tech is constantly working to improve the quality of our program. If you have any suggestions or feedback, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Thank you again, and we hope you have a great day!
