Movement & Mobility Specialist

Movement forms the foundation for all our training. This course works on multiple elements from dynamic mobility to primal movement to broaden your knowledge on injury prevention and techniques to improve performance.

Duration

8 weeks

Location

Online Learning

Credits

12 CPD Points

Start Date

Start at anytime

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Programme Timeline

Additional Information

The course is recognised by the Register of Exercise Professionals South Africa (REPSSA). REPSSA is part of ICREPS; an international confederation of registers for exercise professionals which operates world-wide, allowing members to work anywhere in the world.

In this course you will learn how to develop strength, flexibility and dynamic movement. Reflecting on wild animals’ abilities to instinctively use their bodies to execute their attacks, this course will teach you how to mimic these movements and train your body to be ‘primal’.
Incorporating primal movements into your clients’ workouts can have a massive impact, benefitting their fitness and drastically improving their training response.

Learning Outcomes
– Demonstrate knowledge of the science of training Movement & Mobility
– Apply the different Movement & Mobility training fundamentals
– Implement different Movement & Mobility exercises
– Demonstrate knowledge of the different muscles & joints used in training
– Demonstrate ability to coach Movement & Mobility exercises and workouts

Movement and mobility specialist training manual

Applicants should have a valid NQF level 4 fitness qualification.

Performance Division Courses are offered online (International)

Movement and mobility coach

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Additional Information

This course is accredited with REPPSA

This course is for those wishing to become recognized as a Certified Movement and Mobility Specialist

  • Theory
  • Neuromuscular Activation
  • Dynamic Mobility
  • Primal Warm Up
  • Primal
  • Switches

A knowledge base of anatomy and physiology is needed to take part in this course

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