The BioMechanics Method Advanced Corrective Exercise Specialist Course

Description

The BioMechanics Method advanced Corrective Exercise Specialist (TBMM-AdCES) course enables fitness, exercise and health professionals who have completed The BioMechanics Method Corrective Exercise Specialist (TBMM-CES) course to improve, refine and solidify their skills and knowledge in The BioMechanics Method.

The TBMM-AdCES course builds upon the foundational skills taught in the TBMM-CES course, and is specifically designed to expand your corrective exercise expertise by teaching you how to analyze clients for common movement impairments and target identified movement issues with advanced corrective exercise programming. In addition to learning advanced analysis and program design techniques, the TBMM-AdCES course also provides an opportunity for individuals to demonstrate their comprehension of and proficiency in The BioMechanics Method approach to corrective exercise and claim their status as an advanced corrective exercise specialist.

Please note that completion of The BioMechanics Method Corrective Exercise Specialist (TBMM-CES) or The BioMechanics Method Corrective Exercise Specialist (TBMM-CES) Bridging program is also required in order to be eligible to receive the advanced corrective exercise credential (TBMM-AdCES).  

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course learners will be able to:

• implement a step-by-step process for analyzing clients for common movement impairments
• identify impaired areas and evaluate compensatory movements a client may make in order to achieve a movement goal
• explain how musculoskeletal imbalances and movement impairments are linked
• outline the five step process used for targeting movement impairments (and musculoskeletal imbalances) with corrective exercise to improve a client’s movement capabilities
• design advanced corrective exercise programs that progress a client from correcting structural imbalances to achieving specific, complex movement goals under conditions of increased load and speed
• summarize the information and skills you learned in each component of The BioMechanics Method corrective exercise education curriculum
• describe the dual purpose of each of the core components of The BioMechanics Method as they relate to both the professional's and the client's experience
• examine and evaluate how the information and core competencies you have previously learned were applied through a real-life corrective exercise client case study
• demonstrate your ability to integrate and apply the information and skills learned in The BioMechanics Method curriculum.

Course Content