STOTT PILATES® Injuries & Special Populations

Because special clients need an innovative approach

The STOTT PILATES Injuries & Special Populations
 course equips you with the skills required to address a broad range of physical challenges 
among your clients.

Injuries & Special Populations – ISP

Learn to customize workouts to address weaknesses, health conditions, postural problems or injuries (but not to diagnose specific injuries). Topics covered in this lecture/demonstration class include:

  • Approaches to rehabilitating an injured musculoskeletal system
  • Anatomy and biomechanics, dysfunctions and pathologies and exercise modifications in the: lumbo-pelvic, cervical, upper quadrant, shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, ankle and foot regions
  • Pregnancy, fibromyalgia and other special conditions plus workout design
  • Appropriate modification of Matwork, Reformer, Cadillac, Stability Chair and Barrel exercises

Prerequisites
IMP or IR or CMR or GM or GR

Duration
24 hours instruction over 4-6 days

CECs
2.4 STOTT PILATES; ACE; Can-Fit-Pro

Required Course Materials
Course Package  – Injuries & Special Populations (course ISP)

Required Materials
ISP Course Package

COURSE PACKAGE INCLUDES

2 Manuals: ISP Resource Guide, Injuries & Special Populations Support Material;

2 DVDs: Back Care Repertoire, Spinal, Pelvic & Scapular Stabilization with Reformer & Vertical Frame

Optional Items
Pain-Free Posture (Back Care level 2)

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General Course Objectives

Our programs provide a balanced and thorough blend of theory, observation and practical experience to help you master the repertoire. In each course, you learn:

  • How to apply STOTT PILATES biomechanical principles of core stability, breathing and alignment to all exercises
  • A complete breakdown of each exercise
  • Exercise goals, muscular initiation and movement sequencing
  • Modifications to increase or decrease exercise intensity
  • Modifications for specific body types and postural issues
  • How to recognize optimal and less than optimal movement patterns
  • A variety of programming options to keep clients motivated
  • Effective communication, verbal cues and imagery for performance enhancement and client motivation

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