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Description:
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(1) - Staff and volunteers facilitate physical fitness programs for populations with special needs designed to enhance cardio respiratory endurance, upper and lower body strength and endurance, flexibility, balance and coordination for participants; deliver physical fitness programs to participants via in-home visits and in group settings; develop health promotion sessions and disseminate supplemental resources for wellness education; develop and provide staff training for execution and performance of physical fitness and educational programs; develop and provide volunteer training for delivery of functional physical fitness programs as needed; provide outreach to populations with special needs 55+, multicultural communities, physically and intellectually challenged community members and persons managing chronic disease(s); research and analyze gaps in current services available and assist in initiating a functional fitness continuum through ongoing consultation and collaboration with healthcare, rehabilitation and fitness professionals and organizations; identify and address emerging needs for physical activity interventions to prevent illnesses associated with a sedentary lifestyle through the development, evaluation and provision of physical fitness programs; develop and disseminate evidence-based models for both the exercise component and overall program delivery of physical fitness programs for populations with special needs; evaluate effectiveness of physical fitness programs.
(2) - Novelty items namely, flags, banners, signs, license plate holders, adhesive bandages, lapel pins, charms, eyeglass clips and cases, nail files, towels, scissors, rulers, measuring tapes, key rings, key chains, badges and campaign style buttons, holiday ornaments, letter openers, message boards, fridge magnets, writing pens with neck rope, pen and pencil sets, car window shades, stickers (decals for windows), travel mugs, lunch kits, lunch bags, valises, Porto files, vinyl and leather portfolios, namely, planners, notebook bags, notebook cases, briefcases, gym bags, gift baskets; clothing, namely sweatshirts, T-shirts, golf shirts, aprons, scarves, ties, vests, hats, headbands, wristbands, tensor bands, track suits, shoelaces; printed matter namely, books, manuals, holiday cards, note cards, sympathy cards, birthday cards, adhesive stickers (paste-it-notes), pads of paper, cookbooks, calendars, brochures, pamphlets, reports, newsletters; food namely, chocolate bars, granola bars, snack food products, namely snack mixes, namely, nuts, crackers, pretzels; kitchen items namely, plastic grocery bags; bedding namely, quilts, cushions; pre-recorded tapes, namely audio tapes, video tapes, CDs, DVDs that contain exercise music, exercises, instructional and promotional materials, and blank tapes for recording exercise music; physical activity monitoring devices namely, pedometers, stop watches.
(3) - Novelty items namely, flags, banners, signs, license plate holders, adhesive bandages, lapel pins, charms, eyeglass clips and cases, nail files, towels, scissors, rulers, measuring tapes, key rings, key chains, badges and campaign style buttons, holiday ornaments, letter openers, message boards, fridge magnets, writing pens with neck rope, pen and pencil sets, car window shades, stickers (decals for windows), travel mugs, lunch kits, lunch bags, valises, Porto files, vinyl and leather portfolios, namely, planners, notebook bags, notebook cases, briefcases, gym bags, gift baskets; clothing, namely sweatshirts, T-shirts, golf shirts, aprons, scarves, ties, vests, hats, headbands, wristbands, tensor bands, track suits, shoelaces; printed matter namely, books, manuals, holiday cards, note cards, sympathy cards, birthday cards, adhesive stickers (paste-it-notes), pads of paper, cookbooks, calendars, brochures, pamphlets, reports, newsletters; food namely, chocolate bars, granola bars, snack food products, namely snack mixes, namely, nuts, crackers, pretzels; kitchen items namely, plastic grocery bags; bedding namely, quilts, cushions; pre-recorded tapes, namely audio tapes, video tapes, CDs, DVDs that contain exercise music, exercises, instructional and promotional materials, and blank tapes for recording exercise music; physical activity monitoring devices namely, pedometers, stop watches.
(4) - Staff and volunteers facilitate physical fitness programs for populations with special needs designed to enhance cardio respiratory endurance, upper and lower body strength and endurance, flexibility, balance and coordination for participants; deliver physical fitness programs to participants via in-home visits and in group settings; develop health promotion sessions and disseminate supplemental resources for wellness education; develop and provide staff training for execution and performance of physical fitness and educational programs; develop and provide volunteer training for delivery of functional physical fitness programs as needed; provide outreach to populations with special needs 55+, multicultural communities, physically and intellectually challenged community members and persons managing chronic disease(s); research and analyze gaps in current services available and assist in initiating a functional fitness continuum through ongoing consultation and collaboration with healthcare, rehabilitation and fitness professionals and organizations; identify and address emerging needs for physical activity interventions to prevent illnesses associated with a sedentary lifestyle through the development, evaluation and provision of physical fitness programs; develop and disseminate evidence-based models for both the exercise component and overall program delivery of physical fitness programs for populations with special needs; evaluate effectiveness of physical fitness programs.
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