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SPRING
2012
MARTIAL
ARTS - SELF DEFENSE
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MARTIAL ARTS & SELF DEFENSE COURSES |
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Friday,
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BOXING, INTRO TO (1345): FEE: $115.00 + $20.00 additional equipment
fee collected in class
One of the oldest forms of competition known, boxing has become the
sport of choice for many people. Boxing's simplistic method has few
techniques, yet the application of these techniques is the true art
and science of the sport. Kevin Seaman has over 25 years experience
as a boxing particpant, trainer and coach. He has coached dozens of
competitors, several Golden Gloves champions and hundreds of enthusiasts
in this ring sport. His proven training methods are sure to improve
and develop your defensive and offensive skills, cardiovascular endurance,
footwork, agility, speed, timing and power. Training will include
shadow boxing, jump rope, two person mdrills,
focus glove and heavy bag work. Learn the fundamentals of one of the
world's most popular sports: BOXING! More info at courses.cit.cornell.edu/pe1345/
Classes will meet:
- BARTELS HALL
GYMNASIUM
- Tuesday &
Thursday 9:00-9:45 a.m. K. Seaman (Start 1/31)
- Tuesday &
Thursday 10:15-11:00 a.m. K. Seaman (Start 1/31)
- Tuesday &
Thursday 2:30-3:15 p.m. K. Seaman (Start 1/31)
INTERMEDIATE
BOXING (1346): FEE: $115.00 + $20.00 additional equipment fee collected
in class
The student must have proof of a recent physical performed by a physician
and at least one (1) semester of boxing basics as a prerequisite for
this class. More info at CIT
Faculty Course site Classes will meet:
- BARTELS HALL
GYMNASIUM
- Tuesday &
Thursday 11:30-12:15 p.m.K. Seaman (Start 1/31)
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Fundamentals (1347) FEE: $115. + $60. additional for GI (Kimono) collected in class.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, known as BJJ was developed by Helio Gracie, and continues to develop as one of the most popular forms of grappling in the WORLD today. This class focuses on learning and applying fundamental techniques of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Students practice various techniques using a traditional GI/kimono. Students will learn and practice positioning, escapes, submissions, and self-defense. The fundamentals class is directed not only for the beginner but also for students who would like to sharpen basic techniques. More info at courses.cit.cornell.edu/pe1345/ Classes will meet:
- BARTELS HALL
GYMNASIUM
- Wednesday 9:00-10:30 a.m.K. Seaman (Start 2/2)
CHI GONG (1350):
Chi Gong is an excellent method of reducing stress (physical and mental) and promoting happiness (inner harmony). This ancient Chinese practice means exercise with your vital energy or breathing exercise. While there are many different schools and styles of Chi Gong, we will learn the Tai Chi Chi Gong Exercises Eighteen Ways. These are slow, flowing movements that coordinate breathing, body position and mental activity. They promote strength, balance and rejuvenation. In just moments of practice a day you can learn to shift your mental and physical state. We will also explore other methods of movement and stillness using breath, sounding, guided imagination and spontaneous movement. Practice is done in any comfortable clothing suitable for free movement on the floor and in standing. No shoes allowed in the gymnastics studio. Clean, soft indoor shoes allowed on wood surface floors (Helen Newman Dance Studio).Classes
will meet:
- TEAGLE HALL GYMNASIUM
- Monday &
Wednesday 12:20-1:05 p.m. J. Fortess (Start 1/30)
SECTION CANCELLED
- HELEN NEWMAN HALL
DANCE STUDIO
- Wednesday 3:30-5:00 p.m. J. Fortess (Start 2/1)
JUDO (1355):
FEE: $85.00 + GI FEE: $35.00
Judo is a sport that stresses the use of techniques rather than strength
to defeat an opponent. This class will work to increase the suppleness
and conditioning of the student and will also work to develop skills
in two parts of Judo, standing techniques (throws and trips) and mat
techniques (pins and arm bars). All participants are required to purchase
a Judo Gi. Classes will meet:
- FRIEDMAN
WRESTLING CENTER
- Monday &
Wednesday 7:30-8:30 p.m. B. Myers, B. Cota (Start 1/30)
JEET KUNE DO/MMA
(1360)::FEE: $115.00 + $20.00 EQUIPMENT FEE
The Jeet Kune Do Class at Cornell is taught as an MMA (Mixed Martial Arts) format. This focus will include JKD's approach to stand-up striking, teaching a blend of boxing, kickboxing, knee and elbow strikes. The ground format will include takedowns, mixed blends of grappling using Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Erik Paulson's Combat Submission Wrestling, Filipino Kali grappling and striking from the ground.This is a blended system of martial arts that combines a modern western training approach with eastern martial arts training methods. Two person partner training and use of equipment to develop the student’s strength, power and focus is stressed. The class format will emphasize the application of Jeet Kune Do in regard to Mixed Martial Arts training and competition. class will maintain a strict regard for safety, but none the less instruct the student in the No-Nonsense approach of Modern Mixed Martial Arts.The system emphasizes footwork and agility, economy of motion, counter ability and strong practical self-defense, using a strategic approach to training and combat. This realistic, modern training approach cultivates strong physical, self discipline, mental and emotional development in the student. . More info at CIT Faculty Course site Classes will meet:
- BARTELS HALL
GYMNASIUM
- Wednesday
10:30-12:00 p.m. K. Seaman (Start 2/1)
KARATE (1365):
FEE: $85.00
This introductory course is taught by an experienced black belt instructor.
The techniques students learn are components of a traditional Okinawan
kata or form. This kata provides the foundation required to develop
mastery of several effective self-defense combinations involving stances,
blocks, strikes, kicks, joint locks and throws. The focus of the class
is on the repetitive practice of a small number of traditional karate
combinations and includes a strong emphasis on partner work, as well
as conditioning and strengthening exercises. Free sparring and competition
are not part of the curriculum. Classes will meet:
- TEAGLE HALL
GYMNASIUM
- Monday &
Wednesday 7:00-8:15 p.m. M. Eschenbrenner (Start 1/30)
ADVANCED KARATE
(1366): FEE: $85.00
Open only for those who have taken basic karate or its equivalent.
Classes will meet:
- TEAGLE HALL
GYMNASIUM
- Monday &
Wednesday 8:30-10:00 p.m. M. Eschenbrenner (Start 1/30)
TAEKWONDO (1375):
FEE $114.00
C.W. (Cho Whang) TaeKwonDo of Ithaca conducts the course. The purpose
of the program is to teach TaeKwonDo in its diverse aspects as a form
of self-defense, as an art form, and as a competitive sport. Classes
will consist of extensive stretching, the teaching of basics to beginners,
forms of self-defense, and sparring techniques. TaeKwonDo emphasizes
the use of the whole body, enhances flexibility and coordination,
increases aerobic capability. Promotional tests are held at the end
of each semester. Han Cho may be reached at
257-7810. MANDATORY ORIENTATION FOR ALL LEVELS AND ALL SECTIONS TO BE HELD ON
FRIDAY, 1/27 at 5:45 p.m. in Helen Newman Hall Dance Studio. Saturday
practice sessions will be arranged for all class participants. Classes
will meet:
- HELEN NEWMAN
HALL DANCE STUDIO
- Sec. 1 Tuesday
3:30-5:00 p.m. H. Cho (Start 1/31)
- Sec. 2 Thursday
3:30-5:00 p.m. H. Cho (Start 2/2)
- Sec. 3 Friday
3:30-5;00 p.m. H. Cho (Start 2/3)
- Sec. 4 Friday
5:00-6:30 p.m. H. Cho (Start 2/3)
INTERMEDIATE
TAEKWONDO (1376): FEE $114.00
C.W. (Cho Whang) TaeKwonDo of Ithaca conducts the course. The purpose
of the program is to teach TaeKwonDo in its diverse aspects as a form
of self-defense, as an art form, and as a competitive sport. Classes
will consist of extensive stretching, the teaching of basics to beginners,
forms of self-defense, and sparring techniques. TaeKwonDo emphasizes
the use of the whole body, enhances flexibility and coordination,
increases aerobic capability. Promotional tests are held at the end
of each semester. Han Cho may be reached at
257-7810. MANDATORY ORIENTATION FOR ALL LEVELS AND ALL SECTIONS TO BE HELD ON
FRIDAY, 1/27 at 5:45 p.m. in Helen Newman Hall Dance Studio. Saturday
practice sessions will be arranged for all class participants. Classes
will meet:
- HELEN NEWMAN
HALL DANCE STUDIO
- Sec. 1 Tuesday
5:00-6:30 p.m. H. Cho (Start 1/31)
- Sec. 2 Thursday
5:00-6:30 p.m. H. Cho (Start 2/2)
T'AI CHI CHUAN (1380):
Fundamentally, T'ai Chi is an integrative exercise. It treats the essentials of functional
fitness as aspects of a single, interconnected whole. From this holistic orientation, balance,
coordination, flexibility and supple strength are not separate;they are found within one another,
and mutually support one another. Likewise,on the level of intention and effort, T'ai Chi promotes
an inclusive, unforced approach, conducive to relaxation and flow, enhanced body and spatial awareness,
and the health and vitality of one's whole being (heart, mind, body and spirit). The class format:
warm-ups, stretching, an introduction to the 24 Movement Form, and 2-person, interactive exercises. Please
wear loose, comfortable clothing, and shoes are not permitted on the floor. Classes
will meet:
- BARTON HALL FLOOR
- Monday 1:25
p.m.-2:55 p.m. J. Burger
(Start 1/30)
- TEAGLE HALL CLASSROOM
- Monday 7:00
p.m.-8:30 p.m. J. Burger
(Start 1/30)
THAI BOXING
(1385): FEE: $ 115.00 + $20.00 additional equipment fee collected in
class
This martial art system, developed from the unique culture of Thailand,
is a blend of art, science and sport. The Thai art is a very powerful
ring fighting method, yet is also an excellent form of physical conditioning
and street self-defense. The fighting techniques taught in Thai boxing
include; the Western Boxing method, elbow -knee strikes, and the powerful
Thai style of kicking. This combined with the unique training method
and discipline makes Thai Boxing one of the most effective systems
in the world. Kevin Seaman is the New York State Representative for
the Thai Boxing Association USA. More info at CIT
Faculty Course site Classes will meet:
- BARTELS HALL
GYMNASIUM
- Wednesday
12:30-2:00 p.m. K. Seaman (Start 2/1)
WOMEN'S SELF-DEFENSE
& EMPOWERMENT (1390): FEE: $110.00
In an atmosphere of support, women learn to de-escalate or escape potentially violent situations
through assertiveness, confrontation and self-defense techniques.Students
will learn boundary assertion skills, physical defenses against grabs,
bear hugs, pinned situations, and other types of assault. Class format
includes discussions, physical training, and information about support
services.Instructor and 4th degree black belt, Kathleen Garrity is
the teacher and director of Ithaca Karate Harmony with Nature School.
Together, with 2nd degree black belt Ms. Robbie Sanders, they bring
43 years of women's self-defense training experience to this class. Classes
will meet
- TEAGLE HALL
GYMNASIUM
- Monday 1:45-3:15
p.m. K. Garrity (Start 1/30)
SELF DEFENSE
AND PERSONAL SAFETY IN THE MODERN WORLD (1395): FEE:$115.00
The ability to defend oneself and acquire the strength and confidence
that are developed are not mysterious secrets that take years to learn
and apply. They are learned through a progressive training program
that, when properly followed, develops awareness, as well as strength
and self confidence. Using modern training equipment and up-to-date
teaching methods, Kevin Seaman, world renowned martial artist and
authority on personal safety, will guide you to become more prepared
to manage potential violence. The class provides an opportunity to
learn a system of practical, proven self defense techniques and educate
the individual in the strategies of personal safety and awareness.
This system, a composite based on 30 years experience, includes powerful
street self defense, unarmed weapons defense , defense from the ground,
effective use of your environment and defense tools found in our everyday
world. Don't be a helpless victim of a violent attack. Learn to protect
yourself and your loved ones. More info at CIT
Faculty Course site Classes will meet:
- BARTELS HALL
GYMNASIUM
- Tuesday &
Thursday 3:30-4:15 p.m. K. Seaman (Start 1/31)
FILIPINO KALI
(1396): FEE:$115.00 + $30.00 for PERSONAL EQUIPMENT PACKAGE
This is an eclectic form of Filipino stick fighting and self defense
that evolved as a means of preservation in the hostile environment
of the Jungles of the Philippines. Having roots in the 9th century,
this is one martial art that truly equalizes your chances of survival
in even the most dangerous circumstances, yet is also an amazing method
of increasing your coordination and fitness, keeping both your mind
and your body SHARP! Kali/Escrima addresses empty hand and kicking,
grappling, and tools of the jungle warrior. Kevin Seaman has studied
with many of the leading exponents of this amazing Martial Art for
nearly 30 years now. His skill in this art made him a regional, National
and World Champion, competing Full Contact in the Orient in 1992.
More info at CIT
Faculty Course site Classes will meet:
- BARTELS HALL
RAMIN ROOM
- Tuesday &
Thursday 1:05-1:50 p.m. K. Seaman (Start 1/31)
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Instructors:
please address all errata or changes in course description to Fred
Debruyn at Teagle Hall
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