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 5Mobility, Flexibility, Balance & Mindful Movement3 lessons planned

Move more freely, steadily, and confidently.

Improve movement quality through mobility, flexibility, balance, breathing, yoga-style movement, posture, and restorative exercise.

  • Understand practical differences between mobility and flexibility.
  • Practice balance and coordination activities appropriate to ability.
  • Use stretching, breathing, and mindful movement.
  • Explore yoga-style and restorative movement practices.
Mobility and Flexibility
LESSON

Learn how mobility and flexibility contribute to comfortable and capable movement.

  • Mobility
  • Flexibility
  • Stretching
  • Range of motion
  • Consistency

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Balance, Coordination and Fall Prevention
LESSON

Develop balance and movement confidence through appropriately challenging practice.

  • Balance
  • Coordination
  • Stability
  • Movement confidence
  • Healthy aging

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Yoga, Breathing and Restorative Movement
LESSON

Explore gentle yoga-style movement, breathing, posture, and restorative practices that can complement fitness training.

  • Yoga-style movement
  • Breathing
  • Posture
  • Gentle movement
  • Recovery

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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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