EDUCATION FOR EXERCISE PROFESSIONALS, DELIVERED BY EXERCISE PROFESSIONALS: THE ACTIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM

Miss Nicola Pithers, Miss Tijana Sharp
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Experience as director of a young exercise physiology clinic has facilitated extensive supervision of practicum students and graduates. This exposure has highlighted the inconsistent learning opportunities offered in pilates exercise prescription. This is alarming given the emergence of recent findings that suggest pilates is beneficial in the management of various pathologies. “The Active Education Program” was developed in January 2023 to facilitate structured learning opportunities for allied health students, graduates and professionals, particularly in the prescription and delivery of pilates based exercise. The courses involved in the program provide professional development in matwork, reformer, other studio equipment and rehabilitation based pilates exercise. Course participants receive a workbook and online exercise library for each course. The foundations and learning outcomes of this program are also embedded in a self-developed exercise science and physiology student placement strategy. Participants were asked to complete a survey on course completion pertaining to resource quality, experience and satisfaction. A total of 32 participants completed at least one course in 2023. The quality and volume of the online exercise library was rated as ‘exceeding expectations’ by 87.5% and 90.6% participants respectively. The majority of participants (93.8%) felt confident in their ability to prescribe and deliver a matwork pilates class following participation, while 84.4% felt the course provided a high value of contribution to their professional development. Finally, 100% of attendees felt they received enough feedback during the course. The Active Education Program has demonstrated high quality learning experiences and promoted industry readiness. Previous feedback has facilitated the refinement of content and delivery strategies for forthcoming courses. For example, future endeavours include offering an online delivery option to increase program reach. The program will continue to connect professionals and provide a network of support while providing a high quality of professional development.
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作为一家年轻的运动生理学诊所的主任,我对实习学生和毕业生进行了广泛的指导。这一经历凸显了普拉提运动处方所提供的学习机会并不一致。最近的研究结果表明,普拉提有助于治疗各种病症,这一点令人担忧。 "积极教育计划 "于 2023 年 1 月制定,旨在为专职医疗学生、毕业生和专业人士提供结构化的学习机会,尤其是在普拉提运动处方和实施方面。该计划所涉及的课程提供了垫上运动、重整器、其他工作室设备和康复普拉提运动方面的专业发展。学员将获得每门课程的练习册和在线练习库。该计划的基础和学习成果也被纳入了自主开发的运动科学和生理学学生安置策略中。要求学员在完成课程后填写一份有关资源质量、体验和满意度的调查问卷。 共有 32 名参与者在 2023 年至少完成了一门课程。87.5%和90.6%的参与者对在线运动图书馆的质量和数量分别给予了 "超出预期 "的评价。大多数学员(93.8%)在参加课程后对自己开具处方和教授垫上运动普拉提课程的能力充满信心,84.4%的学员认为该课程对他们的专业发展具有很高的价值。最后,100% 的学员认为他们在课程中得到了足够的反馈。 主动教育计划展示了高质量的学习体验,促进了行业准备。以往的反馈意见促进了今后课程内容和授课策略的完善。例如,未来的努力包括提供在线授课选项,以扩大计划的覆盖范围。该计划将继续连接专业人员,提供支持网络,同时提供高质量的专业发展。
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