Coordinator of Physical Education at the University of Alaska

Assistant Dean CTC

 

afbkn@uaa.alaska.edu


M.A. Adult Education

B.A. Physical Education 

Bonnie Nygard has an M.A. in adult education, with an emphasis in exercise science and a B.A. in physical education. She is an international consultant and speaker. She is the coordinator of physical education at the University of Alaska. She has produced and appeared on several award-winning videos. 


 

The Ultimate Guide of One-Minute Workouts for Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere

This book is filled with exercises that have no time, location, or fitness level barriers. Common everyday activities (talking on the phone, driving a car, watching TV, doing laundry, working on a computer, etc.) are transformed into One Minute Workouts that tone, condition and stretch the muscles, and help boost your energy level. No expensive equipment or travel time are necessary. The book clears away hurdles to getting physically fit -- painlessly, inexpensively and best of all, easily.

 

Making the Fitness Connection

This book is filled with exercises that have no time, location, or fitness level barriers. Common everyday activities (talking on the phone, driving a car, watching TV, doing laundry, working on a computer, etc.) are transformed into One Minute Workouts that tone, condition and stretch the muscles, and help boost your energy level. No expensive equipment or travel time are necessary. The book clears away hurdles to getting physically fit -- painlessly, inexpensively and best of all, easily.

 

The World of Wellness Health Education series helps you teach K-5 students how to lead healthy, active lives. WOW! includes student Big Books, student texts, teacher's guides, and CD-ROMs that offer lessons about health, nutrition and physical activity while also strengthening students' reading and writing abilities. Go to www.WOWHealth.org. (http://www.humankinetics.com/products/showsubject.cfm?cat1=pe_health&cat2=k12&cat3=wow)

When Cody Became a Mouse Potato

How does Cody, a rambunctious and wild eight-year-old, become a mouse potato? It all starts when Cody gets his first computer on his ninth birthday. Before long he is obsessed with his computer, no longer participating in his normal action-packed schedule. Then, while using his computer to do research for a school assignment, Cody discovers amazing feats of strength, speed, and endurance in the natural world. With the clever infusion of nature facts, Cody comes to realize that being active can allow him to jump higher, run faster, and be stronger. This book also provides teachers and parents with a tool to infuse a wide variety of cross-curricular connections using Gardner's Multiple Intelligence Model. (Back cover)