Exercise Physiology Masterclass: Beginner to Advanced

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>>> This course is the BEST COURSE to learn evidence-based knowledge on exercise physiology <<<
> Master the basics of exercise physiology, flexibility, stretching, anatomy, stretching, how to create effective workouts.
> Transform yourself more effectively or become a better fitness trainer!
> This course can be done by anyone who is interested in fitness.
> This masterclass condenses evidence-based knowledge from hundreds of research papers on fitness so that you don’t have to do the hard work of doing the research! Rest assured that you are getting the best science-based knowledge on fitness.
> Complex concepts have been simplified for you.
> Become more confident while explaining people fitness concepts.
> 80+ lectures covering several fitness topics.
COURSE STRUCTURE
Chapter #1
1.1 Learn, Unlearn, Relearn
1.2 What is E.B.P.?
1.3 What is Objective and Subjective
1.4.1 What is Critical Thinking?
1.4.2 Importance of Critical Thinking in E.B.P.
1.5 Research Methodology
1.5.1 Case Studies
1.5.2 Animal Trials
1.5.3 In Vitro
1.5.4 Observational Study
1.5.5 Randomized Controlled Trial
1.5.6 Systematic Review
Chapter #2
2.1 What is A.T.P.
2.2 Types of Energy Systems
2.3. The Phosphocreatine system
2.4 Glycolysis
2.5 Aerobic System
2.6 What is Fitness?
2.7 Components of Fitness
2.8.1 What is Strength
2.8.2 What is Power
2.8.3 Comparison of Strength and Power
2.9.1 What is Cardio?
2.9.2 Understanding Different Types of Cardiovascular Training Techniques
2.10.1 Repetitive Exercises with Different Intensities
2.10.2 What is Cardiovascular Endurance?
2.11 What is Body Composition?
2.12 Other Components of Fitness
2.13 Types of Muscle Fibers and Their Importance
Chapter #3
3.1 What is a Joint?
3.2 Difference Between Ligament and Tendon
3.3.1 Different Types of Movements
3.3.2 Flexion and Extension
3.3.3 Hyperextension and Related Myths
3.3.4 Abduction and Adduction
3.3.5 Protraction and Retraction
3.3.6 Elevation and Depression
3.3.7 Supination and Pronation
3.3.8 Inversion and Eversion
3.3.9 Lateral Rotation and Medial Rotation
Chapter #4
4.1 What are the ways to become a better trainer?
4.2 Importance of This Segment in Your Life
4.2.1 Knowing the Exercise
4.2.2 Cueing
4.2.3 Understanding Optimal Exercise
4.3 Difference Between Movement and Exercise
4.4 Difference Between Concentric and Eccentric Phases
4.5 How to Load an Exercise?
4.6 Why to Load an Exercise?
4.7 Progressive Overload
4.8 Range of Motion (ROM) of a Joint
4.9 Voluntary Muscle Contraction
4.10 Active and Passive
4.11 Mobility and Flexibility
Chapter #5
5.1 Range of Motion (ROM) of a Joint
5.2 Why Does Every Individual Have a Different ROM?
5.2.1 Structural Factors
5.2.2 Neurological Factors
5.3.1 Case Study 1 – General Client
5.3.2 Case Study 2 – Athlete
5.4 Understanding the Risk of Injury
5.5 Types of Movement Assessments
5.5.1 Joint Assessment
5.5.2 Passive Assessment
5.5.3 Active Assessment
5.6.1 Types of Stretching – Static Stretching
5.6.2 PNF Stretching
5.6.3 Practical Takeaway
Chapter #6
6.1 The Role of Nutrition in Muscle Building and Fat Loss
6.2 Is Junk Food Harmful?
6.3 Some Points To Be Noted About the Fitness Industry
6.4 The Journey So Far (Exercise Physiology)
Chapter #7
25+ MYTHS BUSTED!
7.1 Should Kids Lift Weights?
7.2 Does Sweating Affect Fat Loss?
7.3 Does Weightlifting Make Women Bulky?
7.4 Machines or Free Weights?
7.5 Multi-Joint Movement or Single Joint Movement?
7.6 No Pain, No Gain! – Is It True?
7.7 Are Rest Days Necessary?
7.8 Should Someone Workout Twice a Day?
7.9 Can we Out-train a Bad Diet?
7.10 Can We Tone Our Muscles?
7.11 Can you be fat and fit at the same time?
7.12 Can Someone Change Muscle Pattern Through Training?
7.13 Different Variables for Muscle Hypertrophy?
7.14 Do We Need to Shock Our Muscles While Training?
7.15 Do Women Need to do Different Exercises than Men?
7.16 Fat Burning Zone for Fat Loss?
7.17 How to Fix a Bad Posture?
7.18 Is Running on the Treadmill the Same as Running on the Ground?
7.19 Optimum Repetition Range
7.20 Should Someone Perform Contraindicatory Exercises in the Gym?
7.21 Should Someone Workout During Pregnancy?
7.22 Should We Always Keep Our Spine Neutral While Lifting Weights?
7.23 Should We Train On an Empty Stomach?
7.24 Should Females Train During Their Menstrual Cycle?
7.25 Is Spot Reduction Real?
7.26 Do Ab Crunches Help to Lose Belly Fat?
7.27 Is Warm Up Important?
This course shall be an absolute delight to pursue!
Hope to see you in the course!
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11What is A.T.P.
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12Types of Energy Systems
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13The Phosphocreatine System
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14Glycolysis
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15The Aerobic System
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16What is Fitness?
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17Components of Fitness
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18What is Strength?
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19What is Power?
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20Comparison of Strength and Power
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21What is Cardio?
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22Cardiovascular Training Types & Repetitive Exercises with Different Intensities
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23What is Cardiovascular Endurance?
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24What is Body Composition?
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25Types of Muscle Fibers
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26What is a Joint?
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27The Differences between Ligament and Tendon
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28Different types of Movement & Flexion and Extension
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29Hyperextension
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30Abduction and Adduction
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31Protraction and Retraction
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32Elevation and Depression
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33Supination and Pronation
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34Inversion and Eversion
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35Lateral rotation and Medial rotation
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36Knowing the Exercise (How to Become a Better Trainer?)
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37Cueing
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38Understanding Optimal Exercise
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39Difference between Movement and Exercise
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40Difference between Concentric and Eccentric phase
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41How to Load an Exercise?
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42Why to Load an Exercise?
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43Progressive Overload
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44Range of Motion (ROM) of a Joint
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45Voluntary Muscle Contraction
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46Active and Passive
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47Mobility and Flexibility
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48ROM of an Individual’s Joint
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49Why Might Every individual Have Different ROM and the Reasons Behind It
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50Case Study 1 - General Client
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51Case Study 2 - Athlete
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52Understanding Risk of Injury
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53Types of Assessment - Movement Assessment
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54Joint Assessment - Passive and Active Assessment
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55Types of Stretching - Static Stretching & PNF Stretching
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56Practical Takeaway