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module 3: program design

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Module 1: APPLIED SCIENCES

Module 2: ASSESSMENTS

Module 3: PROGRAM DESIGN

Module 4: CONSIDERATIONS


Flexibility

Flexibility refers to the degree to which a joint moves throughout a normal, pain-free Range of motion (ROM). 

proprioception: the perception of one's own body position and movement.

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Cardiorespiratory training

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Muscular strength and endurance training

Muscular strength is the maximum amount of force can be exerted by a muscle. 

Muscular endurance is the ability of a muscle to exert a force repeatedly over a period of time. 

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Resistance Training Systems

  • Single-Set Routines

  • Multiple-Set Routines

  • Supersets

  • Tri-Sets

  • Pyramid Routines

  • Forward

  • Reverse

  • Complete

  • Pre-Exhaustion

  • Circuit Training

  • Split Routine

  • Partial Reps

  • Forced Reps

  • Eccentric Training


 

Program Design Variables

  • Health Screening

  • Fitness Testing

  • Prescription Design

  • Selection of Exercises

  • Order of Exercises

  • Frequency of Exercise

  • Resistance and Repetitions

  • Number of Sets

  • Form and Technique

  • Speed of Exercises

  • Breathing

  • Exercise Progression

  • Rest Between Sets

  • Rest Between Workouts

  • Cool Down

  • Flexibility

Risk v. Benefit

·      What risks are involved in this exercise?

·      What benefit does this exercise have in regards to helping my client achieve their goals?

·      Is the risk worth the benefit of this exercise?