Exercise Rehab: Hip, Knee, Ankle

Expand Your Clinical Exercise & Rehab Knowledge for the Hip, Knee and Ankle

Presented by Andre Noel Potvin, M.Sc. Cardiac Rehabilitation, ACE, BCRPA-TFL, ACSM.

Join us for an immersive 8-hour workshop on Post-Injury Rehabilitation for the Hip, Knee, and Ankle, presented by André Noël Potvin, M.Sc. Learn essential techniques and corrective exercises using specialized equipment to help clients recover safely and effectively. This hands-on workshop is recognized by BCRPA & ACE for Continuing Education Credits (CEC).

What You’ll Gain:

• A deep understanding of hip, knee, and ankle anatomy
• Practical techniques for assessing, instructing, and progressing clients in post-injury rehabilitation
• Proficiency in instructing corrective exercises and progressions
• Confidence in supporting clients safely and recognizing when to refer to healthcare professionals
• Confidence in explaining and implementing the general exercise rehabilitation guidelines and exercises for a variety of common conditions related to the hip, knee, and ankle.
• Leave feeling confident you are helping and not hurting clients

Workshop Highlights:

• Anatomy reviews with skeleton models and detailed instructional videos
• Seventy-five percent of the workshop is practical hands-on training using a variety of equipment and corrective exercises.
• Practical sessions on proper warm-ups, balance training, and movement screening
• Opportunities to pair up with peers to apply learning in real time.

Materials

The student will be provided with handouts that detail the specific course content.

Dress Code

Students are asked to wear comfortable gym wear and running shoes.

Enhance your post-injury rehabilitation skills and take the next step in your fitness career with Infofit!

Infofit’s Clinical Exercise Specialist Programs do not require approval by the registrar of the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) of the Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills & Training. As such, the registrar did not review this program.