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Kurt Dasbach

Physical Education · Columbia University

Courses Kurt Dasbach teaches

What students said

PHED BC1589 · Spring 2004 · 4/5

I was thrilled with Kurt's class. He's a knowledgeable instructor and very easy going. If you can finagle a way into strength training with Kurt, I suggest you do so while you can--his classes tend to be cramped dwellings. He's upfront and honest, and doesn't play any tricks (he'll expect the same of you). I rate this instructor A+.

PHED BC1589 · Spring 2004 · 4/5

He's a great professor. Very nice, very helpful. He tries to learn everybody's names. Don't try to fool him, he'll notice. If you ask, he'll help. He tries to create a program that fits your needs or wants. Overall, an excellent professor.

PHED BC1589 · Summer 2003 · 4/5

The last review was incredible. I can't stress enough how helpful that reviewer was. Because of the previous review, I elected to take Kurt's class. It was an excellent ride. Just don't trick him, and you'll be fine.

PHED BC1589 · Spring 2003 · 3/5

this class is a good time. kurt is a personable instructor, and he'll help you tailor a program to fit your needs or wants. although he walks about giving the occasional unsolicited advice or adjustment, he's not meddlesome. kurt pretty much keeps to himself, but he's helpful and a good resource as he also knows quite a bit about forms of exercise other than strength training. watch out: kurt does Not lead a group warm-up (it's just not what he believes), so if you're looking for one of those, don't take his class.

PHED BC1589 · Summer 2003

The workload is fine, except for that load of weights!

PHED BC1589 · Summer 2003

Attendance - you can have 6 cuts. A late is a half-cut. He'll know if you don't attend.

PHED BC1589 · Summer 2003

Judge Croc rules: time-consuming and a brain teaser, but worth your while.

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