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Strengthening the Fascial Lines in 3D

Strengthening the Fascial Lines in 3D

by Peter Twist, MSc

This course offers a fresh and innovative approach to analyzing human movement and creates a platform for building next-level strength in 3-D. Discover new-school anatomy to appreciate how connective tissue and muscle interacts to create a structural web capable of massive muscle synergy and strength gains. Experience multidirectional and multiplanar loading challenges that overload the entire infrastructure to create and channel full-spectrum strength.

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Corrective Exercise-An Integrated Approach Using Suspension Training Course

Corrective Exercise-An Integrated Approach Using Suspension Training Course

by Bill Sonnemaker, MS

Assessments, myofascial release, lengthening, activation and integration are the five key components of a successful corrective exercise program. When combined in the proper sequence, they provide the complete continuum of care needed to address and solve our clients' neuromuscular imbalances. In this session, we will uncover the scientific rationale for each component. In addition, you will see how to incorporate suspension training into your assessments and how to effectively use it to solve lower extremity, lumbo-pelvic-hip and upper-extremity postural distortion patterns.

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The Next Wave in Corrective Exercise: Rhythm and Timing

The Next Wave in Corrective Exercise: Rhythm and Timing

by Rodney Corn, MA

For over a decade now, corrective exercise has mostly consisted of a similar set of special exercises. However, with access to new information about how the body and brain works, is it possible that we may be able to add some new strategies? Examine the power of creating rhythmical motion and how rhythm can help produce intelligent motion that unlocks a neurophysiological cascade of self-correction. See how you can take any exercise and make it corrective.

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Designing a Self-Myofascial Release Program

Designing a Self-Myofascial Release Program

by Justin Price, MA

The fascial system is an important, but often overlooked, system of connective tissue that spreads throughout the entire body. Restrictions in the fascial system can cause postural malalignments, asymmetries, and muscle tension—and that spells pain! This course will help you understand the fascia and how to use specific exercises to keep it healthy so you can improve client fitness and eliminate dysfunction.

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Vital Anatomy-Functional Applications Course

Vital Anatomy-Functional Applications Course

by Michol Dalcourt

Why do we have a talus? Why is our pelvis an interdependent ring? How do the muscles of our legs move our upper body? Anatomy is subservient to function, and when we understand functioning anatomy, we maximize the efficiency of our body. The secret is to obey the laws of function. In this interactive session, we'll discuss exercise and movement applications that are consistent with the body's design; a 6-step process for choosing the right exercise for the right client; and the "new science" of anatomy and how it is changing the way we train.

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Secrets of Glute Training

Secrets of Glute Training

by Nick Tumminello

Discover the latest muscle assessments and best exercises guaranteed to develop stronger, more functional and better-looking glutes! From this course, you'll learn simple muscle assessments for the glutes, easy-to-use corrective exercises and the newest, most effective exercises for improving the strength, performance and shape of your backside!

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Small-Group Training: A Win-Win! - CEC Course

Small-Group Training: A Win-Win! - CEC Course

by Linda Kennedy

Maximize your hourly earning potential, professional exposure and referral streams while saving your clients money. Get tools for creating and running a successful group by finding a target market, offering a quality fitness program, and marketing and advertising in your club or community.

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Isolation to Integration: Corrective Exercise from a Functional Perspective Course

Isolation to Integration: Corrective Exercise from a Functional Perspective Course

by Justin Price, MA

This course will teach you about principles of functional anatomy, kinetic chain function, and functional movement patterns to enable you to assess, correct and improve the abilities of any client, no matter where they lie on the functional continuum. The information in this program will enable you to help all your clients reach their functional goals, whether their aims are to eliminate pain or improve athletic ability.

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Functional Exercise: From Bias to Continuum Course

Functional Exercise: From Bias to Continuum Course

by Tom Purvis, PT

So, if a functional exercise mimics daily activities, where does standing on the latest inflatable gimmick fit in? Is it just about making an exercise randomly more difficult? How truly functional is a functional exercise if it leads to musculoskeletal dysfunction? In our zeal to create interesting programs for our clients, we may have dismissed perfectly sound exercises that improve musculoskeletal function, and imposed challenges that our clients are unable to accommodate safely.

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The Eight Essentials of Program Design Course

The Eight Essentials of Program Design Course

by Tony Ambler-Wright, MS

As obesity rates and musculoskeletal impairments continue to rise, traditional fitness programming may not be suitable or effective for today's typical client. Therefore, fitness professionals must be competent in integrated program design strategies in order to minimize injury and maximize results.

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