• Badminton
• Basketball
• Bowling
• Hockey
• Soccer
• Softball
• Various Recreational Activities
• Various Sports

• Adaptive equipment available
  

• Accessible by Public Transportation: No
  
  
• Transportation Provided by the Program: No

The Adapted Physical Activity Reseach and Teaching Clinic is a university-based community service program that offers both individualized instruction to children with unique needs. Program emphasis is placed on development and/or remediation of skills in the following areas: gross motor development, health related physical fitness, sport-leisure skills, play-social skills, swimming, and dance-creative movement.

The clinic provides services to school-age children who can benefit from specially designed instruction. Included are those with developmental, sensory, neurologic, mental/learning, orthopedic, or other disabilities. Instruction is also available to a limited number of children without disabilities. The number of children enrolled in the program is dependent upon the availability of NIIU students.

• Gross motor development: Walking, running, throwing, catching, kicking, balance, body coordination, eye-hand coordination, and agility.
• Health related physical fitness: Muscular strength and endurance, flexibility, cardiorespiratory endurance, and body composition.
• Sport and leisure skills: Volleyball, basketball, bowling, tumbling, floor hockey, badminton, softball, and soccer.
• Swimming: Adjustment to water, safety, stroke development, diving, and use of aquatic equipment.