Kin Clinic keeps 成人VR视频 Community Moving
Putting the internship program online lets students continue hands-on learning while helping community members stay active.
When pandemic restrictions brought physical classes to a halt, program supervisors quickly rallied to transition the classes to Zoom.
Pre-pandemic, students taught one-on-one, in-person sessions on campus, acting as personal trainers for clients. Now with the online classes, two students work together to teach six to eight participants at a time鈥攁 change aimed at reaching as many people as possible at a time when exercise is more important than ever.
Hawk Andiqwar is a third-year Kinesiology student who鈥檚 also been involved in both in-person and remote Kin Clinic classes. Right now, he鈥檚 three weeks into teaching his second 10-week course鈥攁nd already sees a vast improvement in his clients鈥� fitness.
Tiphaine Colcombet, who led online Kin Clinics during the Fall 2020 semester from Paris, shares Hawk鈥檚 view that the most rewarding part of the internship experience was building practical, hands-on skills.
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