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 3Building Strength Safely3 lessons planned

Get stronger through consistent, intelligent progression.

Learn how resistance exercise builds strength and how to progress through bodyweight, bands, machines, and weights in a sensible way.

  • Understand basic resistance-training principles.
  • Use sets, repetitions, resistance, and recovery appropriately.
  • Recognize common forms of resistance exercise.
  • Progress strength training gradually while prioritizing technique.
How Strength Training Works
LESSON

Understand resistance, adaptation, recovery, and progressive strength development.

  • Resistance
  • Adaptation
  • Progressive overload
  • Recovery
  • Consistency

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Sets, Repetitions, Resistance and Rest
LESSON

Learn the practical building blocks used to customize a strength routine.

  • Sets
  • Repetitions
  • Resistance
  • Tempo
  • Rest and recovery

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Bodyweight, Bands, Machines and Weights
LESSON

Explore different resistance-training options and how each can fit different goals and environments.

  • Bodyweight
  • Resistance bands
  • Machines
  • Free weights
  • Choosing appropriate equipment

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Module 8Rehabilitation, Recovery & Therapeutic Exercise3 lessons planned

Use guided exercise wisely when recovery requires more individualized support.

Understand how therapeutic exercise can support recovery and why postoperative, injury-related, and condition-specific programs may require evaluation, assignment, modification, and monitoring by appropriately qualified professionals.

  • Distinguish general fitness programming from professionally directed rehabilitation.
  • Understand the role of home exercise programs between professional visits.
  • Recognize why rehabilitation programs may need individualized progression and precautions.
  • Use ProgressTracks to support adherence, tracking, communication, and professional review.
General Exercise vs. Therapeutic Rehabilitation
LESSON

Learn why a general exercise routine and an individualized rehabilitation plan are not always interchangeable.

  • General fitness
  • Therapeutic exercise
  • Individual assessment
  • Professional scope
  • Appropriate referral

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