Upon completion of the course, the student should be able to:

Knowledge

justify choices made in the planning and implementation of specific training
explain the expected adaptations resulting from planned and implemented specific training
explain considerations needed when training persons of different ages, spesifically very you and old people
show basic knowledge in regards to use of doping in the population, and explain effects and side effects of usage

Skills

demonstrate skill in facilitating training for clients with particular challenges due to injuries and/or diseases
plan and implement appropriate training of groups
demonstrate basic skills in instruction and training guidance
perform basic movement analyses and address factors that can lead to injury
implement and interpret manual and automated methods of measuring body composition
identify risk groups/environments, evaluate suspicion based on signs and symptoms, and implement anti-doping measures

General competence

demonstrate insight into relevant professional ethical issues
demonstrate a positive attitude in contact with people of different abilities, ambitions and needs
exercise skill in human relations and communication
demonstrate healthy attitudes and values in relation to the use of doping agents

Subject description 7094

Physical Training 2