FH NORTHERN
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Mr. Eddie Ostipow
Mr. Eddie Ostipow
FHN GENERAL PE LEARNING GOALS
The student will dress, participate at a high level, display a positive attitude and sportsmanship every day.
The student will also show an increase in 4 of the 5 Components of Fitness (Muscular Strength, Muscular Endurance, Cardiovascular Endurance, and Flexibility) in various fitness tests throughout the semester.
FH NORTHERN HS PE COURSES
This course focuses primarily on a structured routine of weight training, stretching, and plyometrics while teaching students the proper form, discipline, and intensity of workouts necessary to improve their level of physical fitness. Individual programs will be offered to accommodate students of various abilities and interest levels within the same class.
Students will learn a variety of lifetime activities and team sports. Activities include football, basketball, softball, volleyball, floor hockey, Ultimate Frisbee, badminton, tennis, table tennis, and pickle ball.
This class is for open-minded, creative students who enjoy trying new things! Games and activities from around the world are included in a friendly, co-educational atmosphere. Some of the activities may include field hockey, lacrosse, cricket, team handball, sepak takraw, bocce, table tennis, omnikin, doubleball, and broomball. Nordic skiing/snowshoeing may be included, weather permitting.
Students will enjoy daily physical activity while learning lifetime fitness skills; a variety of individual and team sport activities such as flag football, volleyball, pickle ball, racket sports; information to become their own personal trainer; and fun ways to take a break and reduce stress.
This class features a variety of activities that focus on stretching, lightweight training techniques and techniques to improve relaxation while participating in fitness activities. Find out for yourself how to prepare for activity, prevent injury, and rehabilitate those injuries that do occur. Exercise regimes will be designed to increase your knowledge and understanding of the importance of core strength and flexibility. Endurance and movement activities may include aerobics, yoga, Tae Bo, Tai Chi, Pilates, biking, walking, and running. Related skill components such as agility, balance, reaction time, and proprioception will be addressed.
Contact Mr. Ostipow (eostipow@fhps.net)