As senior Chris Banks takes a cardio– stress test, senior Emily Holcomb (fore· ground) reads the monitor while senior Susan Berry checks Banks' blood pres– sure.This was one of the many tests given in the new kinesiology lab. (Photoby Russ Phillips) Freshman Lauren Candy swims laps in the Ganus Athletic Center pool during a water safety and instruction class. The class, taught by Karen Yingling, adjunct in kinesiology, certified students to teach lifegaurding and CPR. (Photo by Melissa Wilson) Senior Mike Culpepper bench presses in the Ganus Athletic Center's new weight room. An addition of 13,000 square feet opened this year. (Photo by Melissa Wilson) As part of the new kinesiology lab, the exercise science rf,mm'h,,,'n adminismany tests tm'oul1tUJU including the cardia-stress two blood pressure tests, year, test and Ken Turley, assistant professor of ki– nesiology, draws blood from senior Chris Sanks and senior Juan Galdamez checks Sanks' blood pressure while he peddles the excersice bike. These tests were con– ducted on students to analyze plasma lev– elsduring exercise. (PhotobyRuss Philips) Graduate student Louisa Duke admin– isters a blood t;ress"e test to graduate student Leslie Kukta. Exercise science students used the tests to study blood pressure of adolescent girls. (Photo by Melissa Wilson) kinesIOlogy &exercise science 181 II1II .
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