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2009 LIFETIME SPORTS HOME POLICY STATEMENT COURSE LIST
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BOWLING (1300):FEE:$102.00 Instruction available during each class session for the Beginning or Intermediate level bowler. Choice of two 45 minute classes per week or one class for 90 minutes on Fridays. Shoe rental included in course fee which covers approximately 72 games. Classes will meet:
INTERMEDIATE BOWLING (1301):FEE:$102.00 For players with previous bowling experience (bowling classes, yaba, tournament etc.) Skills emphasized are timing, balance and release. Shoe rental included in course fee which covers approximately 72 games. Classes will meet:
EQUITATION (1305):FEE: $325.00 (Cornell Community) $325.00 (Others) All riding classes are held at the OXLEY EQUESTRIAN CENTER located on Pine Tree Road near East Hill Plaza. Detailed information will be offered by the equitation staff at the registration sign-up table in Teagle Hall Gym on 8/25 and 8/26. Ability levels are listed below: Basic I - Never ridden; Basic II -completed Basic I with knowledge of walk /trot; Intermediate I - Completed Basic with knowledge of walk/trot/canter; Intermediate II- Walk/trot/canter with control over 2' course; Advanced- Strong jumping/dressage skills with experience hunting/showing/eventing. Students must fill out a release form in order to participate in any riding class. PLEASE NOTE: There will be NO REFUND given for a course if it is not dropped prior to the first scheduled class meeting or drop date, whichever is first. ALL STUDENTS WHO PRE-REGISTER FOR THIS CLASS MUST CONTACT THE COURSE INSTRUCTOR, TARENE FRIEDMAN, AT 272-0152 M-F 4:30-5:30 PM DURING REGISTRATION WEEK FOR CLASS INFORMATION AND SECTION ASSIGNMENT. The instructor will evaluate skills at the first meeting. Classes are one hour long. All classes begin the week of September 7. Classes will meet:
INTRODUCTION TO ANGLING (1310) FEE: $140.00 This class is for anyone who likes to fish or would like to learn how to fish. Field trips throughout the Finger Lakes Region acquaint students with area locations, lure presentations, available species and seasonal patterns. Places fished have included a private pond, the Whitney Point Reservoir Spillway, Seneca Lake, Skaneateles Lake, the Susquehanna River and Cayuga Lake. Opportunities exist to catch large and smallmouth bass, northern pike, lake trout, panfish and walleyes. Spinning tackle and fishing lures are provided, though students are welcome to bring their own tackle. The class provides a nice weekly getaway from campus during the height of the fall foliage. Classes will meet:
GOLF, PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTION (1320): FEE: $135.00 Teaching geared to all levels of experience and ability. All equipment furnished. Information and directions to the course available at registration. Students should meet in the pro shop of the CORNELL UNIVERSITY "Robert Trent Jones" GOLF COURSE.EARLY DROP DATE OF 9/4 Classes will meet:
GOLF, RECREATIONAL PLAY (1321): FEE: $225.00 You must have golf experience and should own a set of clubs. Locker rental available. Play any day of the week. To receive credit you must play ten rounds of at least nine holes, ten different days ( 18 holes on one day DOES NOT constitute 2 rounds). The Fee covers a fall membership. Students may begin play after registration on Aug. 25/26. EARLY DROP DATE OF 9/4 Instructor: Matt Baughan WATER SKIING (1335): FEE: $265.00 Introductory course for beginning water skiers. The class will be conducted from East Shore Marina on Cayuga Lake. Transportation, skis, ropes and life vests are provided.EARLY DROP DATE OF 8/31 Classes will meet:
JUGGLING (1340): The class focuses on introducing students to the theory and practice of juggling. The main focus will be teaching 3 and 4 ball juggling patterns. Advanced students will also be able to learn clubs, club passing, acrobatics, diabolo, and 5 balls and more. Instruction will be in both group and individual settings. Classes will meet:
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Instructors: please address all errata or changes in course description to Fred Debruyn at Teagle Hall |
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