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Exercise rehabilitation is a specialized field within allied health that employs physical activity to help patients recover from illness or injury, enhance life quality, and maintain physical function for those with chronic conditions or disabilities. Your coursework will cover essential topics including anatomy, physiology, exercise science, clinical applications, biomechanics, and neuromechanics. Through scientific education, you'll refine abilities in data collection, systems analysis, and comprehending the biological mechanisms of both wellness and disease. This knowledge base prepares you to handle diverse professional scenarios and create tailored exercise regimens for individuals with varying health needs.
The program incorporates mandatory practical training, featuring 140 hours in community, sports, research, or corporate fitness environments, plus 360 clinical hours for advanced exercise physiology certification. These placements are graduation requirements and serve as vital opportunities to apply classroom knowledge, ensuring you're fully prepared for careers in both clinical and general fitness settings across public and private sectors.