Program Design Course
The purpose of this online course is to introduce and have you master the foundational elements of writing high quality and structurally sound strength training programs.
Approximate Time for Completion: 4 Hours
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Module 1: Programming the Upper Body Exercises
Section 1: Programming the Upper Body Primary Exercises
Module 1: Section 1 Quiz
Section 2: Programming the Upper Body Assistance Exercises
Module 1: Section 2 Quiz
Section 3: Programming the Upper Body Remedial Exercises
Module 1: Section 3 Quiz
Module 2: Programming the Lower Body Exercises
Section 1: Programming the Lower Body Primary Exercises
Module 2: Section 1 Quiz
Section 2: Programming the Lower Body Assistance Exercises
Module 2: Section 2 Quiz
Section 3: Programming the Lower Body Remedial Exercises
Module 2: Section 3 Quiz
Module 3: Programming the Microcycles
Section 1.1: Building the Overhead Press Session
Section 1.2: Building the Incline Press Session
Section 1.3: Building the Bench Press Session
Section 1.4: Building the Dip Session
Module 3: Section 1 Quiz
Section 2.1: Building the Squat 1 Session
Section 2.2: Building the Squat 2 Session
Section 2.3: Building the Front Squat Session
Section 2.4: Building the Deadlift Session
Module 3: Section 2 Quiz
Section 3.1: Four (4) Training Units Per Week
Section 3.2: Three (3) Training Units Per Week
Section 3.3: Two (2) Training Units Per Week
Module 3: Section 3 Quiz
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Downloadable Resource
Continuing Education Options
Certificate of Completion & Forum
Before you go...
Game Changer
The National Strength and Conditioning Association approved 0.5 CEU(s) in category D for certified individuals who successfully complete this course.
KILO Strength Society is recognized by the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) and the Athletics and Fitness Association of America (AFFA) as an Approved Continuing Education Provider
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We recommend you begin with Program Design. Then continue to Perioization and tie it all together with Optimizing Strength Ratios.