1996_04 The Daily Collegian April 1996

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Assistant Sports Editor: Paul Martinez
Telephone: (209) 278-5733
Sports
THE DAILY  -
COLLEGIAN
Wednesday, April 10,1996
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Human Performance Lab can
be utilized for non-majors
With increasing interest in the
health field, students are seeking
ways to determine their overall
physical fitness. However, many
find it hard to find a place to go to
determine their strengths and weak¬
nesses at a reasonable price. At
health clubs, costs for these services
By Matt White
Sports Contributor
tion.
The lab, directed by Dr. Tim
Anderson, was originallydesigned
for the School of Health and Social
Work.
The lab is mostly used by stu¬
dents of majors including: exercise
science, athletic training, physical
therapy, nutrition and nursing. It is
also used by our own Fresno State
athletes.
Tests within the lab include:
metabolic measurement ($25),
isokinetic dynamometer ($5), body
composition ($5), nutritional analy¬
sis ($5) and the 12 lead EKG ($15).
Instructional and research support
is included.
The tests provide information on
students strengths and weaknesses
and will allow them to improve
upon their individual abilities.
The most commonly used test is
the body composition. This test de¬
termines the ratio of fat mass to
non-fat mass. Students are placed
on a scale and then completely sub¬
merged underwater while trying to
exhale all air in their lungs. The
scale measures the individuals
weight in water. The data is entered
into a computer and the results
printed for the student to keep. In¬
formation is interpreted and kept
private with the student.
If you are interested in finding
out more about your body's func¬
tional abilities, or want to know
how to improve them, stop by the
Human Performance Lab or call
278-4464.
Any questions or comments con¬
cerning the HP Lab may be directed
to Matt White, a senior exercise
science major, via e-mail at
mawlO@csufresno.edu
Continued from page 6.
Al Bohl File
• Position: Athletic Director
• Age: 47
• Resume: Athletic Director
at Toledo 1987-1996, han¬
dling volatile Title IX issues as
well as expansion of athletic
facilities.
• Personal: Wife Sherry.
Sons Brett, 26, and Nathan,
23; and daughter, Heidi, 20.
"Instead, he has come in and put
it to each member of the athletic
deparment that 'we're a team, and
each of us has a job to do,'" Shields
said.
Maybe Bohl's biggest contribu¬
tion to the athletic department thus
far has been his ability to make ev¬
ery member feel like their input
matters.
"I get the feeling from what
Paul Martinez—The Daily Collegian
Dr. Ben Quillian (left) filled in as Interim Athletic Director between
the resignation of Gary Cunningham last August and the
appointment of Bohl in January.
people [within the .department]
have said is that Dr. Bohl makes
everyone feel included," Shields
said. "He listens and although his
answer may not always be yes.
people at least feel as though they
will be heard."
Brandt could relate to Shields
comments.
"He trusts those around him to
do their job," Brandt said. "And
that's important because that builds
self esteem within his staff."
Tark
Continued from page 6.
'There's an 85 percent chance
I'm going to sign at Fresno State,"
Long told the Fresno Bee Sunday.
"I was looking for a family type of
atmosphere and a father type of
coach. That's Fresno State and
Coach Tarkanian."
Long said he canceled scheduled
visits to Georgia Tech and Memphis
after coming to Fresno. He hasn't
yet qualified academically. Despite
a reported 2.5 grade-point average
at Lanier High, Long only scored a
15 on his last American College
Test (ACT). If he does not pass, he
will be forced to sit out his fresh¬
man year as a Prop 48 casualty, like
current BulldogTerrance Roberson.
Long said he expects to pass the
next exam.
The Bulldogs are also close to
signing 6-1 guard Marko Wright,
who said he is "85-90 percent sure"
he would play for Fresno State.
Wright played for one and a half
seasons atCincinnati, before trans¬
ferring to Chaffey College to fin¬
ish his academic requirements. He
has one and a half seasons of eligi¬
bility left beginning in mid-Decem¬
ber. He is also considering USC.
With the signing of Macklin and
the possible addition of Long and
Wright, the Bulldogs would be at
15 scholarships for the 1996-97 sea¬
son, two over the NCAA limit.
However, a couple of current
Bulldogs need to improve their
grades in the classroom or they
won't be eligible t«Lcompete next
season.
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