21. Stone Ridge School Of The Sacred Heart - Athletics athletics stress the importance of physical wellbeing and include varsity levelteams, but after-school offerings of running, aerobics, Jazzercise®, http://www.stoneridge.org/athletics/athletics.htm

Your browser does not support script.Please enable javascripts to see menu. HOME SITE MAP CONTACT US TOUR Athletics Aquatics Directions to Schools Middle School Athletics Upper School (US) Athletics ... US Athletics Schedule US Athletic Hotline 301.657.4322 Ext. 555 MS Athletic Hotline 301.657.4322 Ext. 444 Contact Info Mrs. Jill Marks Upper School Athletic Director 301.657.4322 Ext. 339 Ms. Lucy Durbin Upper School Assistant Athletic Director 301.657.4322 Ext. 367 Ms. Beth Ennis Middle School Athletic Director 301.657.4322 Ext. 344 Mr. Tony Russo Certified Athletic Trainer Athletics stress the importance of physical well-being and include varsity level teams, intramurals, and recreation. Physical education classes emphasize safety and positive self-concept. Lower school students learn skills playing recreational games. Middle School students develop skills, grasping rules and strategies. Competitive sports begin in Seventh Grade. The Upper School does not require physical education, but after-school offerings of running, aerobics, Jazzercise , introductory golf, instructional tennis, weightlifting, and karate, or a varsity sport are recommended.

22. Harker Upper School Intro Upon matriculating to the Harker Upper school, student athletes are offered numerous aerobics Golf Tennis Swimming, Weightlifting Fitness Self Defense http://www.harker.org/upperschool/general/athletics.htm

Athletics Upon matriculating to the Harker Upper School, student athletes are offered numerous competitive and non-competitive sports and physical education programs. Competitive Sports offered include : Fall Winter Spring Football (Boys/Girls) Volleyball (Girls) Soccer (Boys) Tennis (Girls) Golf (Girls) Cross Country (Boys/Girls) Basketball (Boys/Girls) Wrestling (Boys/Girls) Soccer (Girls) Volleyball (Boys) Track (Boys/Girls) Swimming (Boys/Girls) Tennis (Boys) Basball (Boys) Softball (Girls) The girls program includes play in the West Bay Athletic League (WBAL) and the boys compete in the Private School Athletic League (PSAL) . Both leagues are part of the northern conference of the Central Coast Section (CCS) , which is comprised of 110 schools located from San Francisco to King City. Harker teams consistenly win CCS scholastic team championships, representative of the highest cumulative grade point average in the entire section. Noncompetitive sports: For those students not interested in team sports, Harker offers a wide array of physical education classes. Each student is required to complete two years (two units) of physical education. Competitive team members are awarded .5 units per season completed, whereas P.E. classes earn .3 units of credit per season. This is in proportion to the time commitment involved in the various teams and classes. The school year is divided up into three "seasons", Fall, Winter and Spring.

23. Emma Willard School Athletics Schedules & Results: Preseason Day student athletes do not need to come to school for the morning on this day . comprehensive range of cardio equipment, aerobics studio with surround http://www.emmawillard.org/athletics/preseason/index.php

Athletics Preseason Information 2005 Daily Schedule Monday, August 22, 2005 Registration 12:00-2:00 p.m. Lyon Remington, Slocum Lunch Sage Dining Room Afternoon practice Meet in the gym Dinner Sage Dining Room 7:00 p.m. Kellas Living Room Check-in w/HP 10:00 p.m. Breakfast Morning practice 9:30-12:00 noon Lunch Afternoon practice Dinner Check-in w/HP Brunch Dinner Wednesday, Aug. 31, will be a morning off for preseason athletes. Faculty will have beginning meetings during that time. Day student athletes do not need to come to school for the morning on this day. Boarding athletes should have any local off-campus leaves cleared by their houseparents. Friday, Sept. 2, will be the final day of preseason. Tennis has a scrimmage that morning. After this event, athletes are free to go home for Labor Day Weekend, with all students returning on Tuesday, Sept. 6, for the official opening of school. All meals are in Sage Dining Room. Day students who are boarding during preseason should plan to stay overnight in the dorms only through Thursday, Sept. 1, with this being their final night in the dorms. G irls who never held a lacrosse stick might find themselves the leading scorer by the end of their first season.

24. SHH - Activities - Sports aerobics athletics Badminton Basketball Bowls Canoe Polo Cricket Croquet Cross Special competition, Inter–school athletics Newtown Park http://www.sacredheartcollege.school.nz/activities/sport.html

Aerobics Athletics Badminton Basketball ... Water Polo College Sport Wellington Draws and Results http://www.college-sport.org.nz/cgi-bin/sport.pl Aerobics All year Contact Tracey Thompson Number of teams/players 40 students involved per year Weekly competition Special competition Other information ...top... Athletics Summer Contact Tracey Thompson Number of teams/players Weekly competition Students compete at Newtown Park on Saturdays for their clubs Special competition Representatives selected for Regionals and then Nationals Other information Nicole (Year 11) was selected to compete at the National Secondary Schools Campionships in the 100m, 200m and long jump. ...top... Badminton Winter Contact Tracey Thompson Number of teams/players 8 teams, 48 students involved Weekly competition Special competition College Sport Regional Champs Other information ...top... Basketball Winter Contact Tracey Thompson Number of teams/players 3 teams, 27 students involved Weekly competition College Sport Club 55 Basketball competition Special competition College Sport Basketball Wellington Secondary Champs Senior College Sport Basketball Wellington Secondary Champs Junior St Mary's exchange Other information Melissa (Yr 13) represented New Zealand in under 20 basketball.

25. Notre Dame Prep Mircales Happen Here II Campaign Now it s time to bring the school s athletics facilities upto-date as well. An activity room for aerobics, martial arts, and other activities. http://capitalcampaign.notredameprep.com/sports.htm

Click here for more info on giving. Much has changed since Notre Dame fell to Friends, 46-22, in the opening game of the 1960-61 basketball season. The girls' blue jumpers and white sash belts have been replaced with V-neck tank tops and shorts. Today's style of play celebrates athleticism in ways seldom seen in that inaugural season. Even the rules have changed. About the only thing that hasn't changed over the past 40-plus years is the venue itself - that game against Friends was the first played on what was then the new Towson campus. It's the same gym our girls use today, and it's showing clear signs of age. Girls' sports today are flourishing. At Notre Dame, participation in sports and recreation activities is at record levels, and interest in new kinds of activities - martial arts, aerobics, yoga - is growing rapidly. These activities offer a range of important benefits for girls' physical, mental, and emotional well-being. The variety or Notre Dame's sports, fitness, and physical education opportunities fit well with the needs and expectations of today's girls. Now it's time to bring the School's athletics facilities up-to-date as well. We took major steps in that direction with the 1999 Miracles campaign, which funded a number of changes that greatly benefited outdoor sports. The final step in this comprehensive upgrade is the addition of a new, $5 million Sports and Fitness Center.

26. Westtown School -- Upper School -- Athletics -- Curriculum Upper school Physical Education Offerings. Westtown offers both competitive sportsand noncompetitive activities Water aerobics, Yoga, Active Outdoors http://www.westtown.edu/upper/athletics/curriculum.shtml

Philosophy Athletic Offerings Contact Information Directions ... Wrestling Upper School Physical Education Offerings Westtown offers both competitive sports and noncompetitive activities as part of its required athletics program. All students must participate in an activity every term. Freshmen and sophomores are required to participate in two competitive sports during the school year; juniors and seniors are required to participate in one competitive sport during the year. Service Network may be selected only one term during the year. Competitive Sports: Fall Winter Spring Cross Country Basketball Baseball (boys) Field Hockey (girls) Swimming/Diving Softball (girls) Soccer Indoor Track Lacrosse Volleyball (girls) Wrestling (boys) Tennis Tennis (girls) Dance Dance Dance Golf Non-Competitive Offerings: Juniors and Seniors are given priority in non-competitives Fall Winter Spring Total Fitness Total Fitness Total Fitness Service Network Service Network Service Network Outdoor Education Winter Running Outdoor Education Water Aerobics Yoga Active Outdoors Gardening Indoor Soccer Gardening Fall Plays Musical Senior Play Scenic Arts Design Scenic Arts Design Lifeguard Training* Conditioning Swimming Morning Fitness Lifeguard Training* Instructional Tennis * additional fees apply Contact Us Working at Westtown Statement of Inclusiveness Professional Development ... Upper School Westtown School is a Quaker, co-educational, college preparatory day and boarding school for grades PK - 12. Boarding is offered

27. Vanderbilt And The Community Athletics, Fitness And Kids nutrition, weight management, cardiac rehabilitation, aerobics, Applicationsare sent to all TSSAA high school athletic directors in January for the http://www.vanderbilt.edu/cngr/communityresources/fitness.html

Athletics, Fitness and Kids Area youngsters frequently participate in the pre-game rendition of the Star Spangled Banner with members of the Commodore baseball team. Vanderbilt Athletics www.vucommodores.com Vanderbilt University Band 343-BAND 204 28th Ave. S www.vanderbilt.edu/vuband The VU Band has played at the Peach Bowl, the Hall of Fame Bowl, the Women's basketball Final Four and the SEC Championship, among other venues. Each fall, the band hosts the Vanderbilt Marching Invitational where the finest high school bands from the surrounding six states compete in the South's most prestigious super-regional marching band contest. The University Band's Wind Ensemble and Jazz Ensemble also perform in concert throughout the season. The University Band's fight songs, cheers and half-time show favorites are also available on compact disc. Fan's Day McGugin Center, 2601 Jess Neely Drive Each August, Commodore fans of all ages flock to Vanderbilt Stadium to meet the players and coaches, pose for photographs, collect autographs and run for imaginary touchdowns on the Stadium turf. National Commodore Club Each year since 1973, the National Commodore Club (NCC) has faced the challenge of funding the athletic scholarships available for the 300 student-athletes who represent Vanderbilt University. Without the generosity of alumni, friends and fans of the Commodores, the NCC would not be able to provide this financial aid to the young men and women who participate in intercollegiate athletics at Vanderbilt. Donors to the NCC receive benefits associated with their level of support, including priority seating, reserved parking for athletic events.

28. Snohomish School District: 201:Hal Moe Pool Shallow water aerobics is a lowimpact exercise class that provides a good State High school athletics-State Swimming Information; Stingray Swim Club http://www.sno.wednet.edu/halmoe.html

Hal Moe Memorial Pool A Snohomish School District Community Program "Home of the Snohomish High School Panthers Swimming and Diving Teams" A view from the bleachers of our 6 lane x 25 yard competition and lap pool. 405 Third Street Snohomish, WA 98290 360-563-7330 (automated menu system) Email: pool@sno.wednet.edu LIFEGUARDS and Swim Instructors Needed! 5 positions available. Apply in person at the pool! Hal Moe Pool, located in central Snohomish ( map ), is a high-quality competitive and instructional community aquatics facility with a separate diving tank, 6-lane by 25-yard competitive swim tank, child/wading pool, and whirlpool. Water temperature for the main pools is 86 degrees. The whirlpool is 102 degrees. General Information Rates Pool Office Hours Staff Members ... Pool Closures and Special Schedules (pdf) Inclement Weather Policy (pdf) New! Fall Pool Schedule Grid (pdf) 9/6-12/31 New! Fall Rates and Info (pdf) 9/6-12/31 Printable Pool Rules (pdf) Related Links General Information PROGRAMS and TIMES VARY, PLEASE CHECK THE PROGRAM SCHEDULE GRID FOR SWIMMING TIMES.

29. Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School - Athletics Program athletic programs in the area and is a member of the Independent school League . Its features include class rooms, a weight and aerobics room, http://www.visi.org/athletics/athleticsprogram.asp

30. Darlington School - Athletics Darlington boasts a 100000square foot athletic complex that was formally pool, weight room, wrestling room, aerobics room, expansive locker rooms, http://www.boardingschoolreview.com/school_images/school_id/210/id/7/start/0

Darlington School Darlington boasts a 100,000-square foot athletic complex that was formally dedicated in September 2001 in memory of A. J. 'Butch' Huffman ’67. The facility features a performance gym, auxiliary gym, indoor track, pool, weight room, wrestling room, aerobics room, expansive locker rooms, space for physical education classes and offices, as well as a faculty apartment and guest apartment. 7 of 7 Darlington School . Do not use or distribute without school consent. Boarding School Review LLC

31. International School Of Tanganyika - Dar Es Salaam - Tanzania : Sports Water aerobics • Karate, • Touch Rugby • Floor Hockey • Rock Climbing athletics (Track and Field). In addition to these inschool activities, http://www.istafrica.com/activities/sports/

Sports Home Philosophy ELEMENTARY Friday Football Triathlon SECONDARY Aerobathon Biathlon ISSEA Mini World Cup ... Home The After-School Sports Program me IST is renowned throughout the world of IB schools as a leader in academics, year after year achieving results that place us among the cream of the crop. It has received perhaps more recognition, however, for its celebrated extra-curricular activities – and a large part of the after-school experience here at IST is our Sports Program. This year our school continues to expand on its perennially well-liked list of sporting activities offered – for the arrival of new teaching staff has brought with it, in addition to educational experience, a broader range of sporting skills and interests waiting to be shared and coached to eager students. This year students could take their pick of any one of the following activities (offers vary from campus to campus and from competitive to recreational): • Football • Basketball • Softball • Volleyball • Cricket • Netball • Swim Team • Swim Beginners • Water Aerobics Karate • Touch Rugby • Floor Hockey • Rock Climbing • Taekwondo • Circuit Training • Wrestling • Sailing • Diving Ballet • Athletics (Track and Field) In addition to these in-school activities, a team of students at the secondary school is selected every year for each of the two mountain climbing expeditions the school has to offer – the March expedition to Mount Kilimanjaro, and the May trek to the top of Mount Meru.

32. St. Andrew's Episcopal School - Athletics In the Middle school, participation in athletics is open to all students, including basketball, tennis, bowling, gymnastics, aerobics, wrestling, http://www.sasaustin.org/athletics.php?pg=ms

33. Harvard Summer School Institute For English Language Program All students may participate in the extensive Summer school athletics program that softball, and aerobics, with instruction available in some sports. http://www.iel.harvard.edu/summer/2005/activities.jsp

34. Union Street Athletics Health club and personal training center includes modern gym, aerobics, tanning, daycare, and juice bar. Bangor. http://www.unionstreetathletics.com/

Clean. Comfortable. Colorful. We are Union Street Athletics! If you're looking for a top notch fitness facility, look no further than USA - Union Street Athletics. Friendly and Convienent - To Give You A Lift! With our convenient location, hours and payment options, we do our best to eliminate the usual barriers for you. So, if you want to look and feel your personal best, visit USA and talk with our friendly, knowledgeable staff to become a member today. BODY PUMP IS HERE! We're proud to offer BODYPUMP - the world's fastest way to get into shape. This fun, fast-paced full body workout is a perfect introduction to weight training For schedule information on BODYPUMP at Union Street Athletics, visit our class schedule page.

35. Non-Varsity Sports - Grier School For Girls Our athletic department, under the direction of Kate Belanger, is always open to aerobics, Recreational Tennis, Personal Fitness, Yoga, horseback riding http://www.grier.org/athletic_nonvarsity.htm

The Grier School Tyrone, PA 16686-0308 Phone: 814-684-3000 Fax: 814-684-2177 Non-Varsity Sports Athletic Programs Carly and Stephany love yoga class! Students at Grier are required to participate in sports at least five days a week for a minimum of one hour a day. The sports offered each season include varsity and non-varsity sports. The Spirit Squad is a sport offered at Grier that combines elements of dance and cheerleading. The following is a list of non-varsity sports available. This offering changes from year to year, reflecting student and/or faculty interest. Our athletic department, under the direction of Kate Belanger , is always open to consider new offerings. FALL Kick-boxing, Aerobics, Personal Fitness, Yoga , horseback riding, hiking Hiking is one of the non-varsity sports offered in the fall. Yoga teacher, Stephanie Ayres, with students Sofia, Helen, Julia, Wen-Ting and Annelise. WINTER Skiing - Students may ski as often as three days a week at Tussey Mountain Ski Area. (www.tusseymountain.com) Each year the ski area offers Grier students a season pass option that inclued lift tickets, rental equipment and lessons at a very reasonable price. Skiing, snowboarding and tubing are available at the mountain which is approximately 35 minutes from the Grier campus. Recreational Volleyball, Aerobics (Pilates, Step, Circuit Training, Body Shaping), Personal Fitness

36. Australian Sports Commission - Membership Growth AEROSkools is a grassroots sports aerobics participation program Through theprogram, Gymnastics Australia aims to establish a sports aerobics school http://www.ausport.gov.au/membergrowth/gymnastics.asp

Overview Media Events / Conferences Jobs ... Sports Directory sports contacts Calendar of Events sports events, conferences NSO Online information for NSOs Home About ASC AIS Developing ... Contact us You are here Home Coach / Official / Club Membership growth Membership growth - Gymnastics AEROSkools AEROSkools is a grassroots sports aerobics participation program conducted in schools by teachers or qualified instructors. Participants are then encouraged to compete in a regional event with the winners moving on to the national championships. The AEROSkools program is aimed at children and youths aged 10 to 18 years, and provides a sequential program of skill development over three separate levels. Participating schools are provided with resources including a video, music CD and routine notes, and are offered in-service training to educate the teacher(s) on how the program may be run. Through the program, Gymnastics Australia aims to establish a sports aerobics school competition, at a regional, state and national levels, based on their National Levels Participation Program. More information on the AEROSkools program is at http://www.aeroskools.com.au/

37. Australian Sports Commission - Junior Sport school programs also provide a link to local sports clubs and the community. aerobics Team developed; After school basketball teams developed and http://www.ausport.gov.au/junior/caseschools.asp

Overview Media Events / Conferences Jobs ... Sports Directory sports contacts Calendar of Events sports events, conferences NSO Online information for NSOs Home About ASC AIS Developing ... Business Support Centre You are here Home Developing Sport Junior Sport Case studies Australian Sports Commission - Junior Sport - Case studies Schools Activities provided to school students often extend to school carnivals and sports days, where there is a lot of variety and choice available. The activities are safe and supervised and, most importantly, promote the positive aspects of being involved in sport. School programs also provide a link to local sports clubs and the community. When these groups work together they give young people the chance to realise their sporting dreams. This is supported by the fact that more than 1000 schools have joined the Active Australia Schools Network. The following school case studies provide good examples of ideas. If you are looking to try something new and want more information, visit the Active Australia Schools Network website Duffy Primary School - ACT Yawarra Primary School - VIC Newton Moore Senior High School Hotchin Street Bunbury WA 6230 Ph: (08) 9795 8777 Fax: (08) 9795 9159 Email: www.newton@wa.edu.au

38. Recreation And Fitness Workers Educational requirements for recreation workers range from a high school Some fitness workers may perform the duties of both aerobics instructors and http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos058.htm

Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov OOH Search/A-Z Index BLS Home Get Detailed Statistics ... Find It! In DOL Printer-friendly version ( HTML PDF Recreation and Fitness Workers Nature of the Work Working Conditions Employment Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement ... Sources of Additional Information Significant Points Educational requirements for recreation workers range from a high school diploma to a graduate degree, whereas fitness workers usually need certification. Competition will remain keen for full-time career positions in recreation; however, job prospects for fitness workers will be more favorable. The recreation field offers many part-time and seasonal job opportunities. Nature of the Work About this section Back to Top People spend much of their leisure time participating in a wide variety of organized recreational activities, such as aerobics, arts and crafts, the performing arts, camping, and sports. Recreation and fitness workers plan, organize, and direct these activities in local playgrounds and recreation areas, parks, community centers, health clubs, fitness centers, religious organizations, camps, theme parks, and tourist attractions. Increasingly, recreational and fitness workers also are found in workplaces, where they organize and direct leisure activities and athletic programs for employees of all ages. Recreation workers hold a variety of positions at different levels of responsibility.

39. OLMC Sport aerobics is a fun and energetic sport providing students with flexibility, athletics at Our Lady of Mercy College caters for the needs and interests of http://www.olmc.melb.catholic.edu.au/sport/sport_d.html

AEROBICS Aerobics is a fun and energetic sport providing students with flexibility, strength, power, co-ordination and balance skills. Approximately thirty students are selected to make up junior and senior teams to compete at the Milo Schoolaerobics State Championships in May. Prior to the competition the students are required to learn choreographed routines which include compulsory skills. Emphasis in aerobics is placed upon participation, co-operation, enjoyment, enhanced skill levels, self-esteem and confidence. ATHLETICS Athletics at Our Lady of Mercy College caters for the needs and interests of all students and focuses on personal best performances rather solely on winning. Therefore all students can be successful by doing their personal best. Students have the opportunity to join the athletics squad in semester one to represent the College at three different competitions organised by the Secondary Catholic Schools Association, the Mercy Schools Association and the GSSA. This sport emphasises the importance of school and team spirit and enables students to interact with students of all year levels. BASKETBALL Basketball teams are selected to represent the College at the Secondary Catholic Schools competition, and two of the four teams also compete in the Catholic All Schools State Championships. This sport gives the students the opportunity to improve their hand-eye co-ordination and to develop confidence to execute basketball skills in a competitive situation. Development as a responsible team member and sportsmanship are of a prime importance in basketball at the College.

40. EducationGuardian.co.uk | Schools Special Reports | Desk Gym Takes The Pounds Of It s good doing aerobics first thing because we re all tired in the morning andit wakes us 21.09.2003 Stars back school sports bid to fight obesity http://education.guardian.co.uk/schoolsports/story/0,12750,1061859,00.html

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