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City University of New York - Basketball (Men)

The basic fundamentals of individual skills, with an emphasis on offense, team defense, game strategy, and rules of play.
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City University of New York - Soccer (Men)

The introduction to the rules, basic skills, team play, and strategies used in indoor soccer.
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City University of New York - Sabre Fencing (Men)

The demonstration, discussion, theory, and practice of sabre fencing. The basic skills, techniques, tactics, rules, and physical mobility of sabre fencing will be emphasized.
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City University of New York - Power Volleyball (Men)

Development of basic skills and fundamental techniques leading to team play. Introduction of rules, officiating skills, and team strategy for power volleyball.
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City University of New York - Foil Fencing (Men)

An introduction to foil fencing covering the history, electrical and nonelectrical techniques, and analysis of modern swordplay. The basic skills of foil, knowledge of the rules of play, and strategies will be emphasized.
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City University of New York - Basketball (Women)

The basic fundamentals of individual skills, team offense, team defense, and game strategy as played under women's rules.
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City University of New York - Power Volleyball (Women)

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City University of New York - Foil Fencing (Women)

An introduction to foil fencing covering the history, electrical and nonelectrical techniques, and analysis of modern swordplay. The basic skills of foil, knowledge of the rules of play, and strategies will be emphasized.
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City University of New York - Volleyball and Badminton

The introduction to the rules, basic skills, and strategies used in volleyball and badminton.
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City University of New York - Karate Skill Techniques

A course designed to acquire the basic techniques in karate (tae-kwan-do) to improve reflexes, strength, and endurance.
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City University of New York - Tennis

The history, selection, and maintenance of equipment; rules; theory; and the development of basic skills leading to singles and doubles play.
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City University of New York - Fencing (Coed)

An introduction to foil fencing covering the history, electrical and nonelectrical techniques, and analysis of modern swordplay. The basic skills of foil, knowledge of the rules of play, and strategies will be emphasized.
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City University of New York - Archery

The history, selection, and care of tackle; safety rules; and development of shooting techniques designed for target archery and games for the beginner.
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City University of New York - Volleyball

Development of essential skills for team play. Introduction to rules, strategy, and officiating of power volleyball.
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City University of New York - Swimming for Beginners

A special psychological and physical skill learning approach for the beginner and/or the nonswimmer.
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City University of New York - Swimming (Intermediate)

The development of skills to improve swimming ability for those classified above the beginner's level.
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City University of New York - Bowling

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City University of New York - Fitness and Weight Training

To develop fitness and stamina through the utilization of specially designed mechanical devices and free weights and the application of cardiovascular conditioning principles.
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City University of New York - Badminton

This course consists of the theory and practice of badminton rules, techniques, and tournament play from the beginner through intermediate levels. Badminton, growing in popularity among our contemporary Baruch students, is a lifetime sport, which requires relatively small space and inexpensive equipment.
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City University of New York - Introductory Tap Dancing

This is a survey and introductory skills course in American dance forms. Emphasis is on the rhythmic and historic origins of tap dancing and its influence on dance today. Practical application will involve movements of tap and jazz.
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City University of New York - Ethnic and Cultural Dance

An introduction to the techniques of ethnic and cultural dance emphasizing the theory and practice in traditional dances of all nations.
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City University of New York - Modern (Interpretive) Dance

An introduction to the techniques and composition of modern dance.
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City University of New York - Aerobic Dance

An introduction to concepts of aerobic dance for physical fitness. Extensive warm-ups, stretches, and specialized dance steps are the major activity components. Information about diet, nutrition, relaxation, and injury prevention is included.
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City University of New York - Sport in Modern Society

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City University of New York - Advanced Basketball (Men)

The development of team play at a high skills level of zones, presses, and strategy in game situations.
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