Functional Movement for Injury Prevention - Exercise Prescription (Level 2) Workshop 

After completing level 1 you’re now well aware of how movement and compensation patterns associated with injury can improve rehabilitation outcomes. But how do you practically apply this methodology. In this practical workshop you’ll learn how to progress and regress function based patterns to improve common musculoskeletal and orthopaedic disorders.

Presented by Jonathan Freeman, AEP, ESSAM, MExSci(Rehab), BExSci&Nut

Jonathan Freeman is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist, Injury Rehabilitation and Athletic Performance Consultant. Currently a sessional academic in biomechanics and functional anatomy and musculoskeletal health for Southern Cross University, Jonathan is also the director of The Athletes Workshop where he consults for the Chinese Swimming Association and many international athletes. Further to this he consult to LifeSpan Medicine, a conceige medical service for A list celebrities. He also is the co founder and director of Club Active a facility to help ‘change the way you age’. With a keen interest in the biomechanics of movement he has and continues to present such topics for many national and international fitness conferences and University programs.

Schedule

Perth, WA
Sunday, 19 December 2021
8:00am - 6:00pm 
 

Rates per person

		Earlybird		Standard
		If registered and paid on or before 19 November 2021		If registered and paid on or after 20 November 2021
ESSA Member		$220.00		$240.00
Non-Member		$345.00		$365.00
ESSA Student Member		$95.00		$115.00
Student Non-Member		$130.00		$150.00

Please see terms & conditions for registration type definitions.

Inclusions

Full day professional development 

Arrival tea & coffee, morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea 

Workbook in a softcopy format

Certificate of attendance, gaining you valuable ESSA CPD points

Networking with the presenter and your peers

Target Audience

Any Accredited Exercise Scientist and/or Accredited Exercise Physiologist 

Pre-requisites

Functional Movement for Injury Prevention - Assessment (Level 1) must be completed (or registered and scheduled prior to Level 2) before registration of Level 2 will be accepted.  Please contact the ESSA PD Team if you are unsure of your attendance. 

The name of the Level 1 workshop over the years is: 
2017: Functional Movement Assessment for Injury Prevention
2018: Functional Movement Assessment and Prescription for Injury Prevention 
2019: Functional Movement for Injury Prevention – Assessment (Level 1)
2021: Functional Movement for Injury Prevention - Assessment (Level 1)

ESSA CPD Points

Registration

Online: After signing into your ESSA profile, select the blue "Register Now" button 
Manual Form: click here 

Registration for this professional development will close at 3:00pm AEST on Friday, 17 December 2021.

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Disclaimers

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