Class offers therapy, credit
By JEFF ENGLAND
Of the Emerald
Keeping physically fit when
handicapped or while
recovering from an injury is
possible through a Physical
Education Service Course en
titled PE Parallels.
“After trauma, surgery or
injury the therapy used to be a
cast with no participation or
exercise,” says class instruc
tor Barbara Yost. “Now, the
best treatment consists of low
resistance range-of-motion
exercises and participation to
the extent that the patient can
handle without severe pain.
This keeps muscle atrophy to a
minimum and allows the rest of
the body to stay in condition.”
Students are provided witf
one-to-one instruction or car
develop their own programs
and work independently.
Weight training, swimming
flexibility and range-of-motior
exercises comprise the
course, which can be repeated
five times so that students un
able to participate in regular
PE classes may fulfill their
University requirements.
Paraplegic biology major
Alberto Naranjo says, "I can
get credits for a session that
would cost me $20 at Sacred
Heart (Hospital).”
"A lifesaver,” is how Pamela
Marx describes the class. Her
goal to run in a marathon is
postponed by an apparent
muscle tear in her thigh. “This
class gives me another goal to
work for until I get well. Having
other people to work out with
makes me want to work
harder, while I work at my own
pace and set up my own pro
gram.”
Yost sees PE Parallels as
part of a gradually developing
effort by the University to meet
the needs of handicapped
students.
A planning committee has
been formed to look into an
intramurals program for
handicapped students that
could include tennis, bascket
ball, swimming and archery.
But, she adds, a stronger
indication of interest is neces
sary for the PE department to
further facilitate those needs.
Yost is also disturbed that
many students unable to take
regular PE courses obtain
waivers from University PE
requirements when they could
actively participate in her
class.
“Adaptive students need
physical activity even more
so," says Yost. In many of her
students she sees “a big
change in self confidence and
a better attitude about being in
school again."
Photo by Keith Allen
Lori Bouchard, a student in the PE Parallels class and her
instructor, Barbara Yost, do situps in part of a physical therapy
program. Yost says the class represents a University effort to
meet the needs of handicapped students.
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