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Certificate In Certification In Exercise Prescription and Gym Management(M-CIEPAGM-6302)

  • Last updated Jan, 2026
  • Certified Course

Course Includes

  • Duration15 Days
  • Enrolled0
  • Lectures10
  • Videos0
  • Notes0
  • CertificateYes

What you'll learn

Exercise Prescription is the systematic process of designing safe, effective, and individualized physical activity programs to improve health, fitness, and performance. It is based on scientific principles of exercise science, anatomy, physiology, and fitness assessment.

The process involves evaluating an individual’s health status, fitness level, goals, and any medical limitations, followed by selecting appropriate types of exercise, intensity, duration, frequency, and progression. Exercise prescription aims to enhance cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength, flexibility, body composition, and overall well-being.

Exercise prescription is used for general fitness, weight management, sports performance, and prevention and management of lifestyle-related diseases such as obesity, diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease. It also includes special considerations for children, older adults, and individuals with health conditions.

Qualified fitness professionals use exercise prescription to ensure exercises are performed safely, progressively, and effectively, while minimizing the risk of injury and promoting long-term adherence to physical activity.

In summary, exercise prescription serves as a structured, evidence-based approach to using exercise as a powerful tool for health promotion and disease prevention.

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Course Syllabus

Exercise Prescription – Syllabus (10 Units)

Unit 1: Introduction to Exercise Prescription

  • Meaning and importance of exercise prescription
  • Role of exercise in health and fitness
  • Scope of exercise prescription
  • Responsibilities of an exercise professional
  • Safety and ethical considerations

Unit 2: Basic Anatomy and Physiology

  • Skeletal system related to exercise
  • Muscular system and muscle actions
  • Cardiovascular system
  • Respiratory system
  • Nervous system and exercise control

Unit 3: Exercise Physiology

  • Acute and chronic effects of exercise
  • Energy systems and metabolism
  • Cardiovascular and muscular adaptations
  • Fatigue and recovery
  • Thermoregulation during exercise

Unit 4: Principles of Training

  • FITT principle
  • Overload, progression, and specificity
  • Individual differences
  • Reversibility and detraining
  • Periodization basics

Unit 5: Health Screening and Risk Assessment

  • Pre-exercise screening (PAR-Q)
  • Medical history and lifestyle assessment
  • Risk factor classification
  • Contraindications to exercise
  • Referral guidelines

Unit 6: Fitness Assessment

  • Body composition assessment methods
  • Cardiorespiratory fitness testing
  • Muscular strength and endurance tests
  • Flexibility assessment
  • Interpretation of test results

Unit 7: Aerobic Exercise Prescription

  • Types of aerobic exercise
  • Intensity measurement (HR, RPE, METs)
  • Frequency, duration, and progression
  • Aerobic training methods
  • Program design for beginners

Unit 8: Resistance and Flexibility Training Prescription

  • Principles of resistance training
  • Exercise selection and technique
  • Sets, repetitions, and rest intervals
  • Flexibility and stretching methods
  • Functional and core training

Unit 9: Exercise Prescription for Special Populations

  • Children and adolescents
  • Older adults
  • Obesity and weight management
  • Diabetes, hypertension, and cardiac conditions
  • Injury prevention and modifications

Unit 10: Program Planning, Monitoring, and Evaluation

  • Designing individualized exercise programs
  • Monitoring progress and adaptations
  • Program modification and progression
  • Record keeping and documentation
  • Case studies and practical applications


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