‘Sit Tall, Stand Strong’ – The Chair-Based Exercise Programme for Older Adults & Disabled Adults © Since 1999 LLT* have trained nearly 2200 thousand Chair-Based Exercise Leaders. LLT are the international leaders in this specialist field of Chair Based Exercise (CBE) and has been at the forefront of national advances in CBE research and practice for over 20 years. They are also the expert lead on the development of the Skills Active National Occupational Standards for exercise professionals working with frailer older people and in 2012, LLT was commissioned to work with Skills for Care on the new CBE units (), where the Chair-Based Exercise Leader award now sits. The updated Chair-Based Exercise course was launched in January 2013.
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The LLT CBE training course teaches exercise leaders to be knowledgeable and competent in delivering the 22 exercises that make up the evidenced based ‘Sit Tall, Stand Strong’ CBE Programme. • The 4 day CBE course is designed for a range of health and social care professionals wishing to deliver chair-based exercise to frailer older people and/ or disabled adults. Bowerbirds Hymns For A Dark Horse Rar.
• The 2 day Intensive CBE course is designed for qualified exercise instructors and those holding a Level 2 to Level 4 Exercise and Fitness or equivalent qualification eg qualified dance teachers, sports coaches, physical education and exercise and exercise and sports science graduates. • The course can also be accessed by candidates who have no formal qualifications but have considerable experience working with older people such as care workers or physiotherapy assistants. The course is endorsed by, the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy Special Interest group in Older People.
If you are a qualified exercise professional – your training is aligned with the exercise training framework (Skills Active/REPS). If you are a member of REPS and hold the required pre-requisites (L3 Older Adult), this course receives 16 CPD points. REPS registered exercise professionals are advised that without the pre-requisites set out by REPS, insurance may be invalid. If you are health professional or work within health and adult social care settings – your training is aligned with Skills for Health or Skills for Care. The CBE course content is aligned with NVQ L2 and 3 in Health and Social Care.
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Discovery Learning operate a state of the art training center in Acton, London. Visit our courses pages to find out what training is. Beauty Labyrinth Of Razors. In chair based exercise. The Chair Based Exercise Training Course is delivered using a mix of directed home study supported with face to face tuition with the instructor via SKYPE.
Becoming an Instructor in Chair-Based Exercise In June we held our 5th Patient Workshop at London Zoo. As I’m sure those of you who attended can recall, the day included a chair-based exercise session. Following the success of the workshop, Lesley, our Patient Support Manager, recently attended a four day course to become a chair-based exercise instructor. Why Chair-Based? Many people with AKU stop regular exercise because of problems with pain and joint mobility. ‘Normal’ exercise classes in leisure centres are not always suitable for someone with AKU, and many sports are too high impact. The aim of chair-based exercise is to re-introduce people to exercise, encourage them to exercise more regularly, and allow them to maintain independence despite their joint and mobility problems.
Many of you struggle to access suitable exercise sessions in your local area, so having an exercise routine simple enough to take away with you, and continue in your own homes, is paramount. The Course The course to become an instructor is a VCTC Level 2 Award in delivering chair-based exercise. Trunks Mugen Character S Sonic. It is accredited, endorsed by the, and includes the latest evidenced-based research from experts in active ageing. The training was provided by ‘’, an organisation set up by, a former PE teacher and now experienced exercise instructor. She has motivated thousands of people to keep active in later life, and has a network of instructors helping older people and those with disabilities across the UK.