In this 2-hour class, the DC can learn new and innovative low load bodyweight exercises for in gym, at-home, and outdoor training for athletes of all ages. Designed for practitioners with an interest in sports performance, this course includes exercises and exercise programming strategies to maximize space and time resources. Amy Ashmore, Ph.D., teached this class packed with live demonstrations and interactive engagement. DCs will learn low load training methods and tips for immediate use.
Module 1 Outline
- Learning outcomes for the class
- Definitions
- Prinicples of overload
- Common ways to overload muscles
- Quiz
Module 2 Outline
- Review of resistance training research study #1
- Conclusions of the study
- With visual feedback
- With focused effort
- Review of study #2
- Conclustions of the study
- Quiz
Module 3 Outline
- Body weight exercises demonstrated:
- Air squat
- Lunge
- Lateral lunge
- Hip hinge
- Single leg bridge
- Hamstring march
- Push-up
- Tall plank shoulder tap
- Quiz
Module 4 Outline
- Programming Methods
- Paired training
- Hybrid complex training
- Blood flow restriction training
- Quiz
Module 5 Outline
- Sample Routines
- Lower body example #1
- Lower body example #2
- Demonstration
- Hybrid complex training workout
- Sample template and modificatios
- Quiz
Module 6 Outline
- Rest and Recovery
- Scheduled
- Intermittent
- Rest Guidleines
- Key points
- Quiz
Speaker(s)/Author(s)
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Amy Ashmore, Ph.D. |
CE Hours
2.00
- Each module contains a video presentation and a short quiz. You must view the video prior to taking the quiz.
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