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Restore and Enhance Functional Movement

As coaches, we tend to make movement more complex than we need to. Our body moves based on where we are today, how we’ve moved in the past, and what we do on a daily basis. We are born with appropriate ranges of motion, but it’s what we do throughout our lives that allows us to hang on to it or lose it. 

Now More Than Ever, Coaches Need:

To understand the “why” behind movement deficiencies

The ability to take what they know from anatomy and apply it to real-world coaching

Confidence to create the right program based on their client’s assessment data

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A Deeper Dive Into the Science of Human
Movement—and How to Connect It to Coaching

Learn frameworks for observing, describing, assessing, understanding, and incorporating movement into your clients’ fitness program. This online course breaks down the complex science behind movement and then simplifies it for you to use in real-world scenarios with your clients.

Through this course, you'll learn how to support implementation, how to assess movement, how to link movement faults with their fixes, how to design training programs based on movement discrepancies, and how to coach and cue patterns of movement.

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About Your Instructor

Dr. Whitney Reese, with her unique background as a Doctor of Physical Therapy and an OPEX CCP Coach, joins the OPEX team of instructors. Whitney has served as faculty at several universities and on numerous professional committees. In addition to her teaching role, she currently owns her own company, coaches for OPEX Round Rock and OPEX RC, and is the OPEX Programming: Movement instructor. Through both her clinical, athletic, and personalized fitness coaching experience, Whitney bridges the gap between academia and the practice of coaching.

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