Program Design

    Choosing Reps, Sets, Loads, Tempo and Rest Periods

    SKU: chek-chek5102E
    Format
    Price
    Online Course
    $120.00

    Available Course Credits

    ACE
    0.80
    ACSM
    8.00
    BCRPA
    8.00
    CHEK
    7.00
    ISSA
    7.00
    NASM
    0.70
    NSCA
    0.50

    Description

    Exercise is like a drug; given in the right quantities at the right time, it can help a person. In the wrong quantities at the wrong time it can hurt the same person. A key skill for any fitness professional is being able to design individualized exercise programs that will lead to optimal performance for all types of clients; this online program is designed to teach you to do just that! You will learn how to combine and manipulate acute exercise variables; not just reps and sets, but also loads, tempo and rest periods. Periodization concepts are covered and case histories are used as illustrations, bringing real-life examples to help you understand these critical factors. Move far beyond the “one-program-fits-all” approach and develop an in-depth understanding of how to use the science of selecting acute exercise variables to create effective programs for all your clients.

    This course takes approximately 7-8 hours to complete, depending on how many times you view the videos.

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    CECs and CEUs also available for:
    NATA - 10
    REPS (UK) - 6
    Fitness Australia - 6
    REPS (Aus / NZ) - 11

    Learning Objectives

    You will learn:
    • How to select optimal rep/intensity zones to achieve any desired outcome.
    • How to calculate repetition/intensity correlations.
    • How to determine how many sets are optimal for developing optimal strength.
    • The science and application of tempo.
    • How to select the optimal rest period length for any exercise, in any loading zone.
    • Periodization concepts for program development.

    Course Procedure

    1. Enroll in the course.
    2. View the course content including all videos and articles.
    3. Complete all quizzes - they must be passed before you can progress to the next section.
    4. Once you have completed the course content, you may take the final exam. (You must score 80% to pass. If you do not pass, you may retake the test.)
    5. Print your certificate of completion.

    Course Content

    Program Design: ManualArticle
    Program Design: Video 1Video
    Program Design: Quiz 1Test
    Program Design: Video 2Video
    Program Design: Quiz 2Test
    Program Design: Video 3Video
    Program Design: Quiz 3Test
    Program Design: Video 4Video
    Program Design: Quiz 4Test
    Program Design: Video 5Video
    Program Design: Quiz 5Test
    Program Design: Video 6Video
    Program Design: Quiz 6Test
    Program Design: Video 7Video
    Program Design: Quiz 7Test
    Program Design: Video 8Video
    Program Design: Final ExamTest