By AEA
Explore aquatic exercise as related to the larger adult participant. Special considerations for the obese participant as well as exercise format, and physiological differences are included in this CD ED program. Review intensity and safety concerns and see an example of an exercise program.
Here is what one reviewer had to say:
"Good information on CD. Took up just a little time, learned a lot. Good for CECs"
- C Fagiano. Chicago, IL.
TOPICS:
- Distinction Between Overweight and Obesity
Overweight
Obesity
Surgeon General's Call to Action
Internal to Body
Set Point Theory
Enzyme Theory
Fat Cell Theory
Theory of Thermogenesis
Thermic Effect of Food
Genetics
External to Body
External Cue Theory
Fattening Power of Fat
Underactivity Theory
- Special Considerations When Working With the Obese
Misconceptions of the Obese
Client Health Concerns
Legal Considerations
Social Implications
Personal Assessment
Facility Assessment
Marketing
- Benefits of Exercise
Physiological Benefits
Psychological Benefits
Additional Benefits of Exercise
Benefits of Aquatic Exercise
- Class Planning
General Program Design Considerations
Special Program Design Considerations
Special Vocabulary
Class Format
Successful completion of the quiz is necessary to receive CEC credits.
Approved for:
4 AEA CECs
.3 ACE CECs
*ACSM, AFAA, and NETA accept ACE credits
CECs and CEUs for first user are included with CD in
the form of a coupon. CEC/CEU costs are separate from the
cost of the CD. Additional people may use the CD to
obtain CEC credits at the normal $35 CEC price.
Course includes: 1 interactive CD-ROM (Mac and PC
computers), 1 "free" CEC coupon
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