FEA Certified Fitness Practitioner course

In CFP Module 1 - Fitness Instructor (Exercise Coaching), participants will learn how to coach clients in performing exercises based on principles of stability, mobility, and functional movements. The programme emphasizes developing students' skills in providing clear and effective instructions for exercise set-up and execution, as well as their ability to evaluate movements. The programme will introduce participants to the FEA A.C.T Resistance Training Method, which outlines how coaches should progressively advance their clients' exercises. The programme provides participants with a comprehensive library of exercises for each basic movement categorized by difficulty level. This resource empowers fitness practitioners to suggest specific exercises that are best suited for their clients. For cardiorespiratory training, participants will learn about the FEA 4 Zones Cardiorespiratory Training Model, which allows them to select a training modality tailored to their clients' needs and goals. Furthermore, participants will acquire the essential components of a workout session, including how to plan enjoyable and purposeful routines for beginner, intermediate, and advanced clients, based on applied exercise science and internationally recognized training guidelines.

In Module 1, you will learn Exercise Coaching, which includes coaching clients on exercises based on the principles of stability and mobility, as well as functional movement from fundamental to complex exercises. You will be able to suggest the exercise that best fits your client's needs. The topics covered in this module include:

• Professional roles

• Principles of fitness, exercise guidelines, and techniques

• Stability and mobility and functional movement training

• The exercise movement hierarchy - progression of client's movement patterns

• Exercise coaching - set-up and execution cues, movement evaluation

• General workout structure

• Cardiorespiratory training