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ONLINE COURSES: Prerequisites: The distinction of the IWA courses and certifications begins with the prerequisites for registration. All registrants must be a Physical Therapist, Physical Therapy Assistant, Occupational Therapist, Occupational Therapy Assistant, Athletic Trainer, or have earned a Bachelors Degree in the field. (Third year PT/OT students allowed.) We will also accept an Associates Degree in the field with 2 years work experience, a licensed Massage Therapist, a Registered Nurse or a Physical Education Teacher. Cost: $249 per person, ($269 per person for Functional Exercise Training course) Save $20 by registering with a friend! (See registration form for details.) Deadline for registration: The deadline for registration for all courses is 21 days prior to the date of the course! Be advised that all IWA courses fill quickly and it is not recommended that you wait until the deadline to register.COURSE DETAILS Current Concepts for the Treatment of Lower Back - NEW! Weight Training for Rehab, Function and Fitness Strength Training Program Design Note: Both of the above courses compliment each other very well and do not "overlap." Strength Training for Seniors Become a Certified Senior Strength Trainer (CSST) while you gain the expertise required to work with older adults. This course teaches you how to work with both the healthy and injured senior population while discussing physiological changes that occur with aging as well as training protocols for specific conditions such as arthritis, diabetes, osteoporosis and cardiovascular disease. Functional Exercise Training This highly informative continuing education program explores the countless ways that you can enrich your fitness and rehabilitation programs through functional training. Learn how to elevate your exercise applications to a uniquely progressive level which will leave you refreshed and energized. Among other course objectives, you will have the ability to develop a descriptive model of human movement, discuss the operational environment in which it works and present various exercise modalities designed to maximize your effectiveness and efficiency. Pilates Fundamentals for Rehab, Function and Fitness With special attention to functional strength and flexibility, Pilates is a strength and flexibility, Pilates is a series of non-impact, controlled movements which promote muscular strength and balance by focusing on the body's core of the abdominals and back. Integrating overall trunk, pelvic and scapular stabilization, Pilates is an excellent way to teach patients proper body alignment and posture while enhancing muscular stabilization and restoring flexibility and natural movement. Pilates on the Ball This course will enhance the benefits derived from Pilates by combining this alternative body conditioning method with a common therapy tool, the stability ball. Learn how the Pilates exercises that recruit many of the body's deep stabilizing muscles to improve core strength can augment the stability ball's ability to heighten postural awareness and position sense which will improve functional strength, flexibility, alignment and coordination. An Introduction to Yoga This course provides an excellent body conditioning alternative which can be applied to various fitness levels. Yoga cultivates flexibility, strength and endurance of muscles resulting in a stronger and leaner body. This course will provide you with all the resources and skills needed to perform, teach and modify over 30 postures for healthy individuals as well as patients in a clinical rehab setting. ![]()
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