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--- tkonr:church:college:phys_ed [2023/05/24 01:08] – greyheart
+++ tkonr:church:college:phys_ed [2025/05/28 05:21] (current) – external edit Anonymous
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    * Yoga and Mindfulness Principles
-===Stillness===
+====Stillness====
-*Meditation techniques
+   * Meditation techniques
-===Balance===
+   * Breath Control
+   * Relaxation Techniques
-*Yoga asanas for balance
+====Balance====
-*Tai chi postures for balance
+Static Balance, Dynamic Balance, Hand-Eye Coordination
-===Movement===
+   * Yoga
+   * Tai chi
-*Cardiovascular exercises
+====Stretching====
-*Endurance training
-*Gymnastics
-===Stretching===
+Dynamic Stretching, Static Stretching, Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF)
-*Static stretching
+   * Static stretching
-*Dynamic stretching
+   * Dynamic stretching
-===Striking===
+====Movement====
-*Basic strikes: punch, kick, elbow, knee
+Running, Sprinting, Jumping, Climbing, Crawling
-*Intermediate strikes: hammerfist, ridge hand, backfist, spinning back kick
-*Advanced strikes: flying knee, spinning backfist
-===Grappling===
+   * Cardiovascular exercises
+   * Endurance training
+   * Gymnastics
+   * Aikido
+   * Capoeira
-*Basic grappling techniques: clinch, takedown, guard
+====Striking====
-*Intermediate grappling techniques: mount, side control, half guard
-*Advanced grappling techniques: back control, north-south, leg locks
-===Throwing===
+southern shaolin, muay thai, jiujutsu
-*Basic throws: hip throw, shoulder throw, foot sweep
+   * Basic strikes: punch, kick, elbow, knee
-*Intermediate throws: sacrifice throw, hand throw, arm throw
+   * Intermediate strikes: hammerfist, ridge hand, backfist, spinning back kick
-*Advanced throws: flying mare, kata guruma, ura nage
+   * Advanced strikes: flying knee, spinning backfist
-====Weapons====
+====Grappling====
-*Basics of using weapons for self-defense
+jiujutsu, greek wrestling, judo
-*Types of weapons: stick, knife, staff, sword
-===Throwing weapons===
+   * Basic grappling techniques: clinch, takedown, guard
+   * Intermediate grappling techniques: mount, side control, half guard
+   * Advanced grappling techniques: back control, north-south, leg locks
-*Types of throwing weapons: shuriken, throwing knives, throwing axes
+====Throwing====
-===Ballistic weapons===
+Judo, Greco-Roman Wrestling
-*Safety rules and regulations for handling firearms
+   * Basic throws: hip throw, shoulder throw, foot sweep
-*Shooting range training
+   * Intermediate throws: sacrifice throw, hand throw, arm throw
+   * Advanced throws: flying mare, kata guruma, ura nage
+=====Weapons=====
+   * Basics of using weapons for self-defense
+   * Types of weapons: stick, staff, club, hammer, knife, sword, polearm
-====Specific Plans within the Curricula====
+====Throwing weapons====
-(edit this page)
+   * Types of throwing weapons: shuriken, throwing knives, throwing axes, chakra, javeline
+====Projectile Weapons====
+   * Types of ranged weapons: sling shot, Bows & Arrows, harpoon,
+====Firearms====
+   * Safety rules and regulations for handling firearms
+   * Shooting range training
+====Ballistic Weapons====
+Cannons, Mortars, Rockets, Missiles
+(clarification must be made between the different categories of ranged weapons)
+=====Specific Plans within the Curricula=====
+(when expanding this blurb, content should be moved to their respected exacting curriculum within the links above)
     Yoga
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         Advanced throws: sacrifice throw, hand throw, arm throw
         Ground work: pins, chokes, joint locks
+In addition to these, the phys ed curricula could also include the following:
+   * Sports and Games: Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer, Hockey, etc.
+   * Fitness and Conditioning: Cardiovascular Conditioning, Strength Training, Plyometrics, Endurance Training, etc.
+   * Outdoor Activities: Hiking, Camping, Orienteering, Rock Climbing, etc.
+   * Water Sports: Swimming, Diving, Water Polo, Kayaking, etc.
+Each of these could have their own specific plans and training regimens, tailored to the needs and goals of the individual or group.