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Learning outcomes
Knowledge:
Demonstrate sound knowledge of physiological principles leading to the development of human conditioning in a variety of population groups.
Knowledge:
Construct and justify a strength and resistance training program that is appropriate to an individual’s capabilities.
Knowledge:
Implement a strength and resistance training program in a one-on-one training environment as well as a group environment.
Knowledge:
Evaluate and measure changes or improvements following implementation of a strength and resistance program.
Knowledge:
Develop an understanding of the requirements for designing and managing a strength and resistance training facility.
Skills:
Demonstrate the ability to explain and appropriately demonstrate key resistance training exercises
Skills:
Demonstrate the ability to critically analyse exercise technique for key resistance training exercises
Skills:
Demonstrate the ability to test muscle function appropriately for an individual’s needs
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This unit aims to help students understand:
- The structure of skeletal muscles and underlying physiology of muscle contraction
- The distinctions between training for different muscular adaptations
- The importance of appropriate testing for muscle function
- The responses to resistance training of different population groups
- How to instruct and coach a range of resistance training exercises
- How to design a resistance training program to meet an individual’s specific needs