Strength and Conditioning Principles for Rehabilitation and Performance
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- Develop sound clinical reasoning for exercise programming using a combination of strength
and conditioning principles, exercise science, and evidence- based practice - Immediately apply practical and effective strategies to develop appropriate exercises and progressions forsuccessful outcomes in rehabilitation
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Developing an exercise program is one of the core strategies used by rehabilitation professionals to provide treatment for their patients. These exercise programs can vary widely based on the target population and the respective activities that these patients are trying to return to. This innovative 2-hour course provides the rehabilitation professional with a fundamental knowledge of strength and conditioning principles, exercise science, and evidence- based practice. Understanding these combined concepts would allow the practitioner to utilize sound clinical reasoning when developing appropriate exercises and treatment progressions for successful outcomes in rehabilitation.
Highlights
- Develop sound clinical reasoning for exercise programming using a combination of strength
and conditioning principles, exercise science, and evidence- based practice - Immediately apply practical and effective strategies to develop appropriate exercises and progressions forsuccessful outcomes in rehabilitation
Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Athletic Trainers
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Reviews
4/5
Brandie (LA) on Feb 11, 2026
slide did not match the course work
5/5
Claire (LA) on Feb 03, 2026
good principles to think about
4/5
Kathryn (OR) on Feb 03, 2026
it didn't matter for me as i don't need them, but i did notice that when the closed captions were turned on, they didn't match what was being said. it was as though they were recorded from another talk.
5/5
Cadence (NH) on Jan 31, 2026
very good course
4/5
Robert (CA) on Jan 27, 2026
the printed material for a good portion of the course didn't match the online slides and lecture .
4/5
George (LA) on Jan 27, 2026
good presentation, good engaging energy
5/5
Amanda (VA) on Jan 23, 2026
just an fyi, i turned off the closed captioning as it did not seem to follow his audio for this version\/time recording for his course.
4/5
Erin (TX) on Jan 21, 2026
none. enjoyed the course.
5/5
Carolyn (MD) on Jan 19, 2026
great combination of the science body "chemistry" energy use for exercise prescription
3/5
Tracy (AR) on Jan 17, 2026
it was complex information regarding physiology%3b i gained a few pearls that i can use in home health pt%3b i would have benefited from a summary of the most important highlights at the end of the recording, in my mind i am still trying to tie it all together. maybe it would be good to advertise this course as sports rehab or returning athlete to sports%3b i understand that overall concepts are appropriate for all types of pt, but i would have benefited from more examples of how to use the information with geriatric exercise. for example, i love the example of sit to stand eccentric concentric slow\/fast. more of that would have been great!
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