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Boxing CS3: Bundle (Foundations and Parkinson's Disease)

Boxing CS3: For Parkinson's Disease

In partnership with Australian Combat & Exercise

 

This course has a requirement to upload an assessment that is thoroughly reviewed and marked with personalised feedback. Please allow up to 4weeks for your assessment to be reviewed.

Protect Yourself & Your Clients: Ensure You Have Boxing Education for Insurance Coverage
  • If you’re considering incorporating boxing into your sessions with clients or patients, you must undergo boxing education.
  • Boxing isn’t typically covered in the foundational curriculum during university studies.
  • Ensure you have Boxing Education for insurance to cover you in the instance of an unfortunate event
    • This comprehensive course delves into the research, pre-screening, safety considerations and assessment tools that empower exercise professionals to carefully design adapted boxing sessions tailored for individuals with Parkinson’s Disease.

    This course includes access to Boxing CS3: Foundations. It is recommended that Boxing CS3: Foundations is completed prior to commencing Boxing CS3: For Parkinson's Disease.

    What you will learn:

  • Identify the major stages of PD Progression
  • The research on Boxing for Parkinson's Disease
  • The potential benefits of boxing training for PD
  • Pre-Screening and Assessments
  • Deliver Adapted Boxing Sessions for Parkinson's Disease
  • Warm-Up routines for PD Boxing
  • Implementing Dual Tasking Boxing Exercises
  • Incorporating Boxing Reaction Drills work for PD
  • Cardiovascular Conditioning
  • How to formulate Boxing Session Plans that encompass methods for safe delivery and monitoring techniques
  • Understand Special Considerations
  • Identify the major stages of PD progression
  • Coaching & Cueing methods
  • Exercise science backed injury prevention techniques
  • Footwork & Reaction Drills 

    • Teach with confidence

    With Boxing CS3 programs you will learn & receive:
  • Boxing for AEP Target Conditions (Special Population)
  • Access to online boxing education system
  • Coaching & Cueing methods for boxing
  • Session Structure & Programming specific to your clients or patients
  • Exercise science backed injury prevention techniques
  • Footwork & Reaction Drills
  • Comprehensive knowledge of equipment
  • The scientific benefits of boxing
  • Safety guidelines for boxing

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    By signing up for this course, you consent to your name and email being shared with the provider. This will enable the provider to offer you:

  • Updates on relevant content
  • Follow-up resources tailored to your needs
  • Expert tips to enhance your experience
  • Ongoing support to build trust and guide your journey
    • This ensures a personalised and seamless experience throughout your learning journey.

     

    What your colleagues say:

    "This course was outstanding and should be a mandatory component of all undergraduate courses. Exercise Physiologists must be taught the basic principles of boxing and techniques to ensure standards and safe practices are utilised by qualified health professionals.

    Boxing is an amazing modality of exercise that is beneficial for many chronic disease patients, but it needs to be taught, and EPs need to be educated on how to deliver safe programs that minimise injury risk to clients and themselves. This course should be the national standard for any health or fitness professional, engaging clients in boxing exercises for fitness and health purposes.

    We have a duty of care to ensure that our clients have adequate training and follow best practice principles." -     Natalie Delana, AEP

    Boxing & Advanced Scope of Practice

  • Can you demonstrate & coach boxing and pad holding safely?
  • Do you have the knowledge to prevent injuries?
  • Are you at risk of acting outside your scope of practice.

    • Watch Dr Luke Del Vecchio discussing Boxing & Advanced Scope of Practice below.


    Presented by Hays Daewoud and Dr Luke Del Vecchio of Australian Combat & Exercise

    Hays Daewoud is the founder and CEO of Australian Combat & Exercise (ACE). Hays has 35 years of experience in martial arts & combat sports. The motivation to transform the way the fitness industry taught boxing for fitness came when Hays witnessed personal trainers running unsafe outdoor boxing sessions. The lack of technique, structure, progression and care for the integrity of boxing strengthened his resolve to change the industry for the better. As a coach, Hays has trained and assisted many fighters in boxing, kickboxing and MMA. His most memorable experience was being one of the head coaches for Kickboxer Craig Ruddiman, who won the NSW State title, East Coast title & Australian title. He was the head coach for Kickboxer Chris Chan, who won the Light Heavyweight South Pacific title, and the striking coach for Zein Saliba, who won the AFC Australian Middleweight title in MMA and UFC’s ultimate fighter.

    Dr Luke Del Vecchio is one of Australia’s most credentialed sports scientists, Luke is an experienced educator and researcher dedicated to developing programs that enhance human performance.
    The co-creator and presenter of ACE’s continuing education programs for fitness professionals, exercise physiologists and strength and conditioning coaches, he also conducts seminars on a wide range of other topics relating to health, exercise and wellness.
    As an established exercise physiologist, Luke combines the prescription of clinical exercises and lifestyle programs to enhance the recovery and wellbeing of clients who come to him for rehabilitation.
    A highly experienced corporate health and wellness exercise physiologist, he has over 10 years practical experience working in corporate health, primary care and occupational rehabilitation environments, during which time he has conducted over 500 Workplace Health Assessments.
    Luke’s extensive qualifications include PhD. Sports Science; MSc. (Exercise Science); Post Grad. Dip (Exercise Rehabilitation); Post Grad.Cert (Diabetes Education & Management); BSc. (Exercise Science & Nutrition).
    His additional credentials include Accredited Sport Scientist (ESSA); Accredited Exercise Physiologist (ESSA); Diabetes Nurse Educator; Accredited Massage Therapist (AAMT); and Associate Nutritionist (NSA).

    Case Scenario - Advanced Scope & Boxing

    An Exercise Physiologist (EP) in private practice receives a client with a request to incorporate boxing into their fitness routine. Having not encountered such a scenario before, the EP consults the decision tree to determine if they are competent to provide this service.

    Examining the EP Scope of Practice and Professional Standards, the EP notes that while boxing isn’t explicitly mentioned, exercise interventions for various fitness needs are within their foundational scope. Assessing personal skills, the EP acknowledges a lack of specific training in boxing and identifies they have not undertaken relevant coursework in coaching boxing skills.

    Considering the potential risks and their responsibility to provide safe services, the EP decides to undertake upskilling. This involves researching, reviewing evidence, and completing professional development courses specific to boxing. After acquiring advanced knowledge, the EP confidently includes boxing within their scope of practice.

    Moving through the decision tree, the EP ensures compliance with insurance coverage, aligns the service with existing business practices, and accepts personal and professional responsibility for offering boxing sessions. This comprehensive approach allows the EP to enhance their service offerings while ensuring the safety and well-being of their clients.

     

    Rates per person

    ESSA Member    $450.00
    Non-Member   $600.00
    ESSA Student Member   $350.00
    Student Non-Member   $400.00 
    Please see terms & conditions for registration type definitions.

    Access to Partner PD

    Access to this Partner PD will be available in your ESSA learning profile after purchase.  Please click here to access your ESSA learning profile.
      

    Target Audience

    Any Accredited Exercise Physiologist

    16 Cumulative ESSA CPD Points

    8 ESSA CPD points upon completion of Boxing CS3: Foundations

    8 ESSA CPD points upon completion of Boxing CS3: For Parkinson's Disease

    Successful completion of an assessment, within 60 days is required to earn applicable CPD Points

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    • All accredited persons, regardless of any professional development completed/ attended must refer to their accreditation’s Scope of Practice/Standards, and only treat/practice within the same.  
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