In addition to the author team, the following people played an important role in producing the Fitness for Life: Elementary School program resources:
Editorial and Production (Human Kinetics)
- Ray Vallese, senior development editor
- Derek Campbell, senior assistant editor
- Scott Wikgren, HPERD division director
- Denise Lowry and Angela K. Snyder, graphic artists
- Fred Starbird and Keri Evans, design and art
- Keith Blomberg and Susan Allen, covers
Video (Human Kinetics)
- Doug Fink, producer/director
- Roger Francisco, audio director
- Gregg Henness, camera operator/production assistant/teleprompter operator/Avid editor/DVD programmer
- Bill Yauch, camera operator
- Dan Walker, location audio
- Mark Herman, Avid editor/DVD programmer
- Chris Clark, Avid editor
- Sean Roosevelt, computer graphics art designer
- Stuart Cartwright, computer graphics art designer
- Amy Rose, production coordinator
- Chris Johns, scripts
Video Production (Camera Originals, Oak Brook, Illinois)
- Caren Cosby, producer/assistant director
- David Pierro, director of photography
- Dave Cosby, camera operator
- Tom McCosky, camera operator
- Ian Vacek, camera assistant
- Mark Markley, lighting
- Peter Horowitz, grip
- E.J. Huntemann, grip
- Dave Jack, audio technician
- Jackie Florczak, makeup/wardrobe
- Sarah Murphy, production coordinator
- Lauryn Kardatzke, production assistant
- Casey Lock, production assistant
- Kim Williams, OConnor Casting
Video Hosts (K-2)
- David Goodloe
- Britni Tozzi
Video Hosts (3-6)
Video Messages (authors)
- Chuck Corbin
- Guy Le Masurier
- Dolly Lambdin
- Meg Greiner
- Ellen Abbadessa (contributor)
- Jodi Le Masurier (contributor)
Audio/Music (Human Kinetics)
Music Lyrics
Lyrics Advisors
- Cathie Corbin
- Dave Corbin
- Kris Youngkin
- Joan Milligan
- Dolly Lambdin
All About Dance Studio
Dance Consultants
- Josie Metal-Corbin
- Cathie Corbin
- Katie Corbin
- Julia Corbin
- Molly Corbin
- Suzi Corbin
- Joan Milligan
Performers (K-2)
- Christopher Chu
- Rohan Jain
- Carlton Jenkins
- Alex Rich
- Hayden Whitley
- Vincent Wilkinson
- Princess Jenkins
- Olivia Klein
- Brooke Kolker
- Claire Seymour
- Mollie Smithson
- Emma Weiss
- Chloe Zoller
Performers (3-6)
- Krystal Anderson
- Nair Banks
- Allie Bensinger
- Lauren Borg
- Caroline Chu
- Courtney Cosby
- Emily Schwartz
- Ashlyn Wiebe
- Aram Wilkinson
- Benjie Barclay
- Travis Little
- Kyle Birnbaum
- Nick Lucero
- Robert Banks
Performers (Guide for Wellness Coordinators DVD)
- Mollee Carter
- Ana Martinez
- Jose Quiroz
- Heaven Reed
- Rufina Reutov
- Rolando Sifuentez
Teacher Consultants
Paradise Valley, Arizona
- Linda Coyle, social studies, physical education & health, curriculum specialist
- Jay Thomas, Pinnacle High School
- Tonya Schwailler, Horizon High School
- Tammy Butler, Mountain Trail Middle School
- Craig Vogenson, Explorer Middle School
- Michael Wooldridge, Village Vista Elementary School
- Michele Popa, Desert Springs Elementary School
- Becki Griffen, Copper Canyon Elementary School
- George Mang, Pinnacle Peak Elementary School
- Susie Etchenbarren, PVUSD Adaptive Physical Education
Austin, Texas
- Laura Mikulencak, Pillow Elementary School
- Courtney Perry, Barton Hills Elementary School
- Tammy Arredondo, Graham Elementary School
Phoenix, Arizona
Contributing Authors
- Ellen Abbadessa
- Jeff Walkuski
Physical Best Authors
- Laura Borsdorf
- Lois Boeyink
- NASPE in association with AAHPERD
Dance Credits
- Harvest Time: movements adapted, with permission, from a video of a traditional African harvest dance (Djole) by Charles Ahovissi.
- Tinikling: movements adapted from Corbin, C.B. (1969). Becoming physically educated in the elementary school, Philadelphia: Lea & Febiger, used by permission of author and copyright owner, pages 323-329.
- Jumpnastics: movements adapted from Corbin, C.B. & Corbin, D.E. (1972), Inexpensive equipment for games, play and physical activity, Dubuque, IA: Brown, used by permission of authors and copyright owners, pages 49-50.
- Stomp and Balance: adapted from the Danish dance Seven Jumps as described by Corbin, C.B. (1969), Becoming physically educated in the elementary school, Philadelphia: Lea & Febiger, used by permission of author and copyright owner, pages 308-309, credit to RCA records, 1958 for original permission (now out of print).
- Hip Hop 5: adapted from a routine created by Mychal Taylor, Cecily Taylor, and Josie Metal-Corbin, used by permission.
- Keep on Clapping: adapted from a routine created by Mychal Taylor, Cecily Taylor, and Josie Metal-Corbin, used by permission.
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