Garrett Rieck

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Garrett A. Rieck

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Biography

Los Angeles Valley College - Health Physical Education


Resume

  • 2010

    Master's Degree with Distinction

    Course work emphasis in Exercise and Sport Psychology and Adapted Physical Activity.

    Kinesiology

    Chico State Triathlon Team

    California State University-Chico

    Motor Development and Behavior

    Motor Assessment in Individuals with Disabilities

    Nutrition/Physical Fitness

    Outdoor Education and Aquatics

    Collaboration in Adapted Physical Education

    Embodied Knowledge of Kinesiology

    Exercise Behavior and Adherence

    Intro to Adapted Physical Activity

    Master's Thesis

    Exercise Management and Prescription for Chronic Disease and Disability

    Administration Management of Sport/Fitness Programs

    Physiology of Exercise

    Dance/Rhythm/Gymnastic Education

    Biomechanics

    Philosophy of School Based PE

    Developmentally Appropriate Physical Education: Elementary

    Middle and High School

    Exercise Programming for Mental

    Emotional

    and Physical Disabilities

    Exercise Programming for Physical and Neurological Disabilities

    Biomedical Ethics

    Human Anatomy and Physiology

    Critical Thinking

    Lynda.com

    Workplace Essentials Certificate

    College of the Canyons

    American College of Sports Medicine

    Certified Personal Trainer

    Business Writing Principles

    Lynda.com

    Writing Email

    Lynda.com

    Lifestyle and Weight Management Specialist

    National Exercise and Sports Trainer Association

    21st Century Skills Instructor

    New World of Work

    Lynda.com

    Time Management Fundamentals

  • 2005

    Bachelor's Degree

    Kinesiology

    Chico State Baseball Team

    California State University-Chico

  • Volunteered as head and assistant coach for track and field meets. Fund raised transportation costs for Butte County Special Olympic Athletes.

    Special Olympics

    Strength & Conditioning

    Wellness

    Weight Training

    Nutrition

    Exercise Physiology

    Coaching

    Exercise Prescription

    Kinesiology

    Leadership

    Teaching

    Sports

    Public Speaking

    Fitness

    Strength Training

    Personal Training

    Fundraising

    Rieck

    Rieck

    Wellspring Adventure Camp - CRC Health

    Yuba College

    College of the Canyons

    Plus One Health Management Inc

    Los Angeles Valley College

    Moorpark College

    Thomas School of Horsemanship Summer Camp

    Little Red Hen

    California State University

    Chico

    Cleveland Indians

    Herbalife in Torrance

    CA

    Job duties include personal training

    creating and implementing programs

    maintaining fitness center

    teaching group exercise classes

    designing individualized workouts and training programs

    and fitness assessments.

    Exercise Specialist and Personal Trainer

    Plus One Health Management Inc

    Canton

    NC

    Worked at a weight loss summer camp with campers 10-18 years of age to change maladaptive behaviors and replace them with positive ones. Used principles of Sport and Exercise Psychology

    Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy

    and other psychological techniques to provide campers with individual and group therapy sessions to help them adopt

    and maintain a lifestyle of healthy eating and physical activity. Provided continuing care for campers through an online web portal.

    Behavioral Coach

    Wellspring Adventure Camp - CRC Health

    Chico

    CA

    Taught children with autism functional and social life skills in a group setting.

    After School Program Instructor

    Little Red Hen

    Teaching Health Education courses including Health and Society and First Aid

    CPR

    and Emergency Procedures.

    Moorpark College

    Instructor and Assistant Baseball Coach

    Health 5: Sport Psychology\nProvided a concentrated study of human behavior in the context of participating in sport and how behavior (performance) is affected by other sources. Planned and developed curriculum

    wrote syllabus

    assessed student learning objectives

    and designed all course materials using educational technology (Blackboard and Canvas).\n\nHealth 4: Psychosocial Health\nExplored how attitudes and emotions affect physical and emotional health. Additionally how psychosocial health can play a role in prevention of disease. Planned and developed curriculum

    wrote syllabus

    assessed student learning objectives

    and designed all course materials using educational technology (Blackboard and Canvas).\n\nHealth 1: Health and Lifestyle Choices\nTaught about issues including wellness

    functioning optimally

    and promoting healthy behavior changes. Planned and developed curriculum

    assessed student learning objectives

    and designed all course materials. Taught course on campus and online using educational technology (Blackboard and Canvas).\n\nPE-1.57R: Weight Training\nTaught an individualized weight training program designed to improve muscular strength and endurance. Emphasized lifetime fitness including principles of nutrition

    fitness

    and safety.\n\nAssistant Baseball Coach\nWorked with pitchers and outfielders

    designed strength and conditioning programs

    advised players academically

    recruited

    and helped players with mental skills development.

    Yuba College

    Faculty - Noncredit and Kinesiology

    Developing and writing curriculum for noncredit courses and certificate programs. Teaching courses in Health Science and Kinesiology.

    College of the Canyons

    California State University

    Chico

    Chico

    CA

    Wellcat Fit Program (8/2011 - present): \nPlanned and implemented a physical activity program for the treatment of depression in college students. Conducted research to evaluate program effectiveness. Research for Wellcat Fit was presented at the North American Federation of\nAdapted Physical Activity Conference in October 2012 and American College Health Association’s (ACHA) Annual Meeting in May 2013.\n \nFitU: Exercise Adherence Mentor (8/2012 - 12/2012)\nGuiding students to overcome perceived barriers in order to become physically active through mentoring sessions. Also incorporated behavior change models and interventions within sessions to promote healthy behavior.\n\nSAFFE Program (1/2011 - 5/2012)\nSupervised a group of undergraduate students in assisting and planning exercise programs for parents who have children with autism. Conducted research to evaluate program effectiveness. Research for SAFFE was presented at the 2012 International Meeting for Autism Research and North American Federation of Adapted Physical Activity Conference in October 2012.\n\nKINE 110: Physical Fitness - A Way of Life (1/2010 - 5/2010)\nPersonal Training Intern: Led a group of college freshman in the pursuit of personal fitness and in making a healthy transition from high school to college.

    Exercise Program Coordinator

    Exercise Adherence Mentor

    and Personal Trainer

    Drafted by the Cleveland Indians in the 27th round of the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. Played two seasons in Minor League Baseball with the Indians and one season with the Schaumburg Flyers.

    Cleveland Indians

    Adjunct Instructor

    Teaching multiple sections of Health 11: Principles of Healthful Living

    Introduction to Kinesiology

    and Health 3: CPR/First Aid.

    Los Angeles Valley College

    California State University

    Chico

    Chico

    California

    KINE 320: Foundations of Exercise and Sport Psychology - Taught the foundations of psycho-social principles

    theories

    and research related to sport and exercise behavior. Planned and developed curriculum

    assessed student learning objectives

    and keeping attendance records. Assisted students in meeting writing proficiency requirements for Kinesiology majors.\n\nKINE 296: American Sports in Film - Instructor for two lecture classes attended by nearly 300 college students. Teaching American sport history

    the language of sport

    and the contributions made by men and women from a variety of ethnic backgrounds through sport related films. Selected relevant movies

    wrote syllabus

    planned lectures

    moderated discussions

    developed curriculum

    assessed student learning objectives

    and kept attendance records.\n\nKINE 197: Adapted Physical Activity - Organized

    planned

    and led physical activities for adults with developmental disabilities. Provided guidance to college students in working with individuals with disabilities.

    Kinesiology Instructor

    Paramount Studios in Hollywood

    CA

    Job duties include personal training

    creating and implementing programs

    maintaining fitness center

    teaching group exercise classes

    designing individualized workouts and training programs

    and fitness assessments.

    Exercise Specialist and Personal Trainer

    Plus One Health Management Inc

    Teaching Health Science and Kinesiology courses including Introduction to Kinesiology

    Health Education

    and Physical Fitness. Coaching primarily pitchers

    catchers

    and outfielders.

    College of the Canyons

    Thomas School of Horsemanship Summer Camp

    Melville

    NY

    Organized all activities/sports

    managed and trained staff to safely work with children

    taught campers age 3-14 various activities/sports.

    Sports Director

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