Fitness Training Systems

In this unit students will develop knowledge and skills in the application of fitness training systems based on contemporary practice in fitness and exercise training to support participation in physical activity. An understanding of training principles, including modifications to programs, and planning and delivering programs will be fostered through practical activities. Students will explore, analyse, research, develop, and deliver programs in a range of fitness training systems, such as, kettlebell, TRX, gymstick, myofascial release, plyometric, cross training, and functional fitness, to apply their knowledge and skills to professional practice for developing functional movement outcomes for participation.

Learning Outcomes

On successful completion of this unit, students will be able to:

1. Critically research, review and evaluate the efficacious use of a fitness training system to support participation in physical activity and health;
2. Devise and apply fitness training systems to encourage participation in physical activity for both small groups and individuals;
3. Consolidate and synthesise knowledge of fitness training systems to develop appropriate and individualised and group activities and programs to support professional practice;
4. Present effective instruction in fitness training systems to support participation in physical activity; and,
5. Communicate knowledge and ideas about fitness training systems to others in a clear, coherent and independent manner with a range of different populations and clients.