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Dr. Paul Ribisl

David Stroupe
Lecturer

Reynolds Gymnasium, 206
Email: stroupd@wfu.edu
Phone: 336-758-5973


Education:

  • B.S. from Wake Forest University, 1968
  • Master of Arts in Teaching from the University of North Carolina, 1972

His teaching experience includes the University of North Carolina and the University of Florida prior to returning to Wake Forest in 1990.

WFU Courses:

  • HES 160 Beginning Golf
  • HES 161 Intermediate Golf
  • HES 170 Beginning Volleyball

Areas of interest in Health and Exercise Science:

David is interested in skill development and analysis of motion in the areas of golf and volleyball. Golf is an excellent example of an activity with considerable potential to be the trigger which leads to regular exercise habits. The fascination with the game of golf,  and its many challenges, becomes the motivation for many older adults to remain active – continuing to strive for swing improvement and corresponding game improvement, regardless of age.

An additional golf program offered to Wake Forest University students:

David coordinates a program entitled Golf: For Business and Life. This program, offered to juniors and seniors, provides golf lessons from teaching professionals and instruction on strategies involved in learning how golf can be used successfully as a business tool. The program is funded by the Professional Golf Association and taught by members of the PGA.

 

 
 
 
Wake Forest University, Health and Exercise Science Dept.
PO Box 7868, Winston-Salem, NC 27109
p: 336-758-5391 | f: 336-758-4680
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