Guided Fitness and Rehabilitation

Course Overview
Begin with Your Personal Movement Journey to identify your goals, starting point, preferences, and support needs. Then explore strength, aerobic fitness, mobility, balance, body-region training, goal-based exercise, and rehabilitation concepts. Use guided routines throughout the course and finish by creating a Personal Movement Plan that can evolve with your progress.

Learn

Work through each module and lesson at your own pace.

Module 2Understanding Movement & Your Body3 lessons planned

Understand how your body moves so you can train it more intelligently.

Learn practical movement concepts that help you exercise more intelligently without turning the course into an anatomy textbook.

  • Recognize major movement patterns and body regions.
  • Understand practical differences among mobility, stability, strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination.
  • Recognize how posture and movement habits can influence exercise.
  • Use basic body awareness to improve exercise technique.
How Your Body Moves
LESSON

Learn the basic language of muscles, joints, movement patterns, and physical function.

  • Muscles and joints
  • Movement patterns
  • Range of motion
  • Coordination
  • Functional movement

Planned lesson · Coming soon

Mobility, Stability, Strength and Balance
LESSON

Understand how these different physical capacities work together.

  • Mobility
  • Stability
  • Strength
  • Balance
  • Coordination

Planned lesson · Coming soon

Movement Awareness and Exercise Technique
LESSON

Develop awareness of position, control, breathing, tempo, and technique while exercising.

  • Body awareness
  • Controlled movement
  • Breathing
  • Exercise tempo
  • Quality before quantity

Planned lesson · Coming soon

Module 4Aerobic Fitness & Endurance3 lessons planned

Build the stamina to do more of what matters.

Develop cardiovascular fitness and stamina through appropriate aerobic activity, pacing, intervals, recovery, and gradual progression.

  • Understand the role of aerobic exercise in overall fitness.
  • Use pacing and perceived exertion to guide activity.
  • Explore walking, cycling, swimming, intervals, and other aerobic options.
  • Progress endurance gradually and recover appropriately.
Building Aerobic Fitness
LESSON

Learn how regular aerobic activity develops endurance and supports physical capacity.

  • Aerobic conditioning
  • Frequency
  • Duration
  • Intensity
  • Progression

Planned lesson · Coming soon

Pacing, Effort and Recovery
LESSON

Use practical effort and recovery cues to choose a manageable training intensity.

  • Perceived exertion
  • Pacing
  • Intervals
  • Recovery
  • Gradual progression

Planned lesson · Coming soon

Walking, Cycling, Swimming and Interval Training
LESSON

Explore common ways to build aerobic fitness and how to choose activities that fit your goals and abilities.

  • Walking
  • Cycling
  • Swimming
  • Intervals
  • Higher-intensity exercise when appropriate

Planned lesson · Coming soon

Module 7Training for Your Goals3 lessons planned

Train for what you want your body to do.

Learn how exercise programs change depending on whether your priority is general fitness, strength, endurance, mobility, balance, healthy aging, sport, functional independence, or returning to activity.

  • Connect exercise choices with meaningful personal goals.
  • Choose a manageable number of training priorities.
  • Understand how programs can differ by goal.
  • Combine appropriate exercise categories into a balanced plan.
Design Training Around the Goal
LESSON

Learn why the best exercise plan begins with what you want to improve.

  • Goal clarity
  • Specificity
  • Balanced programs
  • Progression
  • Review and adjustment

Planned lesson · Coming soon

Fitness, Healthy Aging and Functional Independence
LESSON

Explore training priorities that support everyday physical capability across the lifespan.

  • General fitness
  • Strength
  • Endurance
  • Balance
  • Mobility
  • Functional independence

Planned lesson · Coming soon

Sports, Performance and Return to Activity
LESSON

Understand how progressively rebuilding strength, endurance, mobility, and sport-specific capacity can support a return to desired activities.

  • Activity demands
  • Progressive preparation
  • Strength and conditioning
  • Movement confidence
  • Professional guidance when appropriate

Planned lesson · Coming soon

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