Injury Recovery to Performance Specialist
Some clients are signed off to exercise but bring an injury, an illness or pain with them. This gives you the skills to research and work with them, safely, inside your scope, and take them back to performance.
What is an injury course for personal trainers?
Injury Recovery to Performance is a FASTER specialist course for training clients who are cleared to exercise but bring an injury, illness or pain with them. It costs £1,800 paid in full, or £300 deposit and 12 monthly payments of £150, plan total £2,100. You learn to research a client's situation properly, build training that works inside your scope of practice, and progress them from cautious recovery back to full performance. It is aimed at trainers who want to be the person other trainers refer their hard cases to. It counts as active learning, so your PT Manager access runs while you study, and free return access is included for life.
What you get
How it works
Who Injury Recovery to Performance is for
Injury Recovery to Performance is the FASTER specialist course for trainers who keep meeting clients who are cleared to exercise but have an injury, illness or pain to contend with.
It gives you the skill to research the situation and build training that works inside your scope of practice, then progresses the client from cautious recovery all the way back to performance.
If you want to be the trainer other people refer their hard cases to, start here. And with free return access, everything you cover stays with you for good.
"The injury course with Ollie was eye opening and really pushed the limits of what I thought I knew / thought was possible. The whole team at Faster are amazing, you're instantly welcomed in as part of the family."
Not sure if Injury Recovery to Performance is for you?
If you are not sure it fits, ask. John will tell you honestly whether this is the right step or whether something else suits you better. No deadline, no pressure. The founder answers the WhatsApp.
Buying this for someone else? You can. Choose the gift option at checkout.
Read the thinking behind this course
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