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The launch of our Active Aging Certificate program (AAC) is in response to the statistics highlighting that the over 50’s are making up the fastest-growing age group in Canada. With this trend expected to continue for the next several decades, we realize that response to exercise is not age-dependent, it’s mind-dependent. This means that at any age or fitness level someone can respond positively to exercise and nutrition and gain benefits. Our new Active Aging Certification Certificate will cover a wide variety of topics related to aging and the very broad spectrum of clients/class participants.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
- Definition and Physiology of Aging
Janice Hutton/Nicky Coyne - Eating Essentials for Vibrant, Active Aging
Teri Gentes - Managing Age related Changes/Conditions with Exercise
Maureen Hagan - Is Low Back Pain Inevitable?
Mia Jerritt - Active Aging Tips & Tricks – Rapport & Coaching
Lawrence Biscontini & Bernadette O’Brien - Screening with the PARQ+
Darren Warburton - Top Exercises for Older Adults
Rod Macdonald - Understanding the Market
Rod Macdonald
REASONS YOU SHOULD REGISTER TODAY:
- Learn how to work with this diverse group
- Provide appropriate modifications for your clients/participants
- Incorporate Neuroplasticity into your client’s/participant’s workouts
- Identify a pyramid of training priorities to assist fitness professionals in program design
- Gain knowledge of the new PAR-Q+ and the ePARmed-X+ pre-participation self-screening and risk stratification strategy
- Receive education on aging and dietary approaches, common nutrient deficiencies, digestion challenges and alkalinity and inflammation
4 FIS 4 PTS 4 HWL CECs upon completion.
