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Fitness training courses and schools

School: BSY Group
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Gym Instructor (Diploma)
Course Format: Online
This course guides you towards a sound foundation in the concepts of fitness and health. It then develops your ability to convey these techniques and knowledge to others. The course also covers the ancillary subjects of sports injuries, first aid, fitness assessment, personal trainer skills and gym management. Practice of gym exercises is an integral part of this course. One day of p...
 

Clinical Personal Fitness Trainer (Diploma)
Course Format: Online
The danger for most of us is not that we might exercise too hard, but that we do not exercise at all. More than forty-eight percent of us are overweight, ten percent are obese and physical activity is already compromised by disease or infirmity. Exercise then takes on an even greater importance and this course is designed for both the fitness trainers who want to help the able-bodied an...
 

Astral Projection (Certificate)
Course Format: Online
Astral projection is a form of out of body experience that sometimes occurs during lucid dreaming, during deep meditation or at times of crisis. The soul moves into an astral body which moves free of the physical body in a parallel world known as the astral plane. Astral travel is spoken about in many mystical texts and has more recently been studied by scientists investigating reports of pe...
 

Ashtanga Yoga (Certificate)
Course Format: Online
Ashtanga Yoga is a dynamic form of Hatha Yoga in which each posture is taught in a set sequence, each pose preparing you for the next. What sets Ashtanga Yoga apart from other approaches to yoga is the way that the physical work is joined together by means of Vinyasa - breathing and movement synchronisation. For every posture there is a fixed number of breaths and movement in and out of the...
 

Advanced Personal Fitness Trainer (Certificate)
Course Format: Online
More people than ever are seeking a career in the sport and fitness industry. As a result there is an ever-evolving range of specialised training areas that involve not only correctly prescribed exercise, but sports nutrition, sports injury rehabilitation and many other related areas. The rewards and satisfaction of working in this field can be great, but it is important to always be in ...
 

School: London Hua Hsia Chinese School
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Tai Chi
Course Format: Classroom
The course is one and half hours long and runs for 10 weeks. The Yang Long form is practised.
 

Yoga
Course Format: Classroom
All Abilities & Gentle Yoga The course is one and half hours long and runs for 10 weeks. The yoga course provides guidance through ancient techniques to replenish and help relax the mind and body so that we may function at maximum efficiency.
 

School: West Thames College
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First Diploma in Sport: Exercise and Fitness Pathway
Course Format: Classroom
Students with an interest in pursuing a career in the sport and leisure industry, such as in sports coaching, personal training, lifeguarding, physiology or sports psychology. Good sporting ability is an advantage but not essential, however parts of the course will be practical. Entry Requirements: You should have 2 GCSEs at grade D or above (including English) or a Level 1 qualification in...
 

School: City College Manchester
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Exercise and Fitness Gymnasium, NVQ Level 2
Course Format: Classroom
Although no formal qualifications are needed it is expected that you have an interest in health and fitness, take part in practical fitness/coaching sessions and be able to communicate your ideas effectively. You should be able to work at Level 1 in Literacy and Entry Level 3 in Numeracy. Course Details The course will provide you with the knowledge and skills needed to work in the fitn...
 

School: Brunel University
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Sport Coaching
Course Format: Classroom
This innovative MSc incorporates a strong vocational theme which allows the student to draw upon theories and knowledge from Sport Sciences but to make it specific to the needs of the coach. The rationale for this is that coaches need knowledge and theory which can be utilised in an applied context. Specific coaching modules provide the professional focus of the course with appropriate academic...
 

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