Setting the Bar (8 CEU) | DOWNLOADABLE WEBINAR
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8.0 CEU/CCU approved for PT/PTA, Athletic Trainers (TPTA, BOC)
Check with your state board regulations to ensure reciprocity of credit
As the popularity of “functional fitness” and high intensity training (HIT) type fitness programs increases, a better understanding of what these programs offer is vital to the clinician/practitioner. This course will introduce the participant to some of the more common types of movements/exercises often seen in these types of fitness programs, including barbells, kettlebells, bodyweight exercises, and other monostructural training implements. Participants can expect to learn the basics of each movement from a biomechanical basis, how to properly teach the movements, and regressions and progressions that will help clients safely progress and participate in his or her selected fitness program. Additionally, participants should expect improved skills with communication, evaluation, and dynamic movement analysis for their clients.
Learning Objectives:
Course Instructor: John Michael Henry, PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS, CF-L2
This is a pre-recorded video lecture. Course material will be immediately downloadable upon registration - you will be sent a unique link connected to a shared drive for all POST-COUSRE materials which must be completed to receive your certificate of credit.
Approved for 8.0 CEU/CCU by TPTA, BOC -- please check with your state or organizational board to determine reciprocity. You may also inquire at info@5toolsport.com
Check with your state board regulations to ensure reciprocity of credit
As the popularity of “functional fitness” and high intensity training (HIT) type fitness programs increases, a better understanding of what these programs offer is vital to the clinician/practitioner. This course will introduce the participant to some of the more common types of movements/exercises often seen in these types of fitness programs, including barbells, kettlebells, bodyweight exercises, and other monostructural training implements. Participants can expect to learn the basics of each movement from a biomechanical basis, how to properly teach the movements, and regressions and progressions that will help clients safely progress and participate in his or her selected fitness program. Additionally, participants should expect improved skills with communication, evaluation, and dynamic movement analysis for their clients.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify common movements/exercises seen in a typical functional fitness/high intensity training (HIT) type training programs.
- Identify programming basics in order to develop a common language with those participating in these types of programs.
- Demonstrate proficiency in the common movements as prescribed or along a regression <> progression spectrum.
- Assess for individual differences in people that may limit participation and/or performance of specific movements/exercises.
- Use effective coaching cues to improve technique and performance of movements/exercises.
- Incorporate various drills and techniques to move clients along a regression <> progression spectrum.
- Enhance therapeutic alliance with clients with a better understanding of the how and the why they choose such endeavors.
Course Instructor: John Michael Henry, PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS, CF-L2
This is a pre-recorded video lecture. Course material will be immediately downloadable upon registration - you will be sent a unique link connected to a shared drive for all POST-COUSRE materials which must be completed to receive your certificate of credit.
Approved for 8.0 CEU/CCU by TPTA, BOC -- please check with your state or organizational board to determine reciprocity. You may also inquire at info@5toolsport.com