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Post Christmas Stuff

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Filed Under (Exercise Rehabilitation, Fitness Education, muscle imbalances) by Rick Kaselj on 27-12-2010

Just a few things that appeared in my email box after Christmas.

Thank You for all the Great Christmas Wishes

I got this one from Peru:
Mr Kaselj, you don´t know me. My name is Ana Herrera and I am a physical therapist from Peru. I have been receiving your information for some time and wanted to say thanks so much and to wish you Merry Christmas and the best wishes for next year 2011.

Ana H PT
Peru is an amazing place.  If you get a chance, you’ve got to go.

When I did some backpacking after university, I went Peru and visited Trujillo, Huarax, Puno, Lima, Cuzco, and Macchu Picchu.

What a trip and what a country!


If you did miss my holiday season wishes, you can check it out here:

I am also so thankful for all the physical therapists that read my blog and have been helped by my books.

I am so happy to be able to help you along with the thousands of fitness professionals.

Earning Distance Education CSEP PDCs

Hi, I was hoping to get your help answering my question.  I am renewing my CSEP and need 7 more credits by the end of March 2011.  Do you have any suggestions on seminars, online courses, etc. that I could take to achieve these credits?  I am currently on maternity leave so it will be too hard to attend a conference.  Thanks in advance for your help.
Teri-Lynn
I am having more and more trainers, coaches, and therapists looking for distance education opportunities.

CSEP PDC Courses Post Christmas Stuff

They may be living in a rural area, on maternity leave, or just don’t have the time to go to a course.
Doing all I can to help these health and fitness professionals out, I have a number of manuals, books, videos, and webinars which you can earn quick, easy and fast continuing education credits, plus learn some great information.

I have a number of courses that you can do as distance education and earn continuing education credits for CSEP:

6.0 CSEP PDC – Muscle Imbalance Revealed

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You can earn 1.0 CSEP PDC for each of these:

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More Kind Words About the Exercise Rehabilitation Courses

I really enjoyed taking the course exercise rehabilitation of the knee and shoulder, taught by Rick Kaselj. I feel more confident working with clients with shoulder and knee injuries. The exercises and information given were extremely helpful. I find it easier to learn when the teacher is really passionate
and excited about their field of expertise. I find the handouts very useful and is something I can always refer back to. You can tell Rick truly loves helping people and that he wants to share his knowledge with others. I would recommend any of Rick’s courses. He doesn’t waste any valuable time or money and I hope to take one of his courses again in the near future.

Allison Findlay
Personal Trainer
Vancouver, BC, Canada

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Thank you for reading.

Looking forward to seeing you in 2011!

Rick Kaselj, MS

Exercise Rehabilitation of the Lower Back

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Filed Under (Exercise Rehabilitation, Fitness Education, Low Back Pain, Lumbar Fusion Exercises, Spinal Fusion Exercises) by Rick Kaselj on 25-08-2010

Exercise Rehabilitation of the Lower Back

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DESCRIPTION:

In a clinic or rehabilitation centre, the most common “trouble” area is the back.  In this practical and hands on course, the most common back injuries will be discussed (degenerative disc disease; mechanical low back pain, lumbar disc herniation, post disc surgery, spondylolisthesis and spinal stenosis).  This course is a must if you would like to increase your understanding, success and confidence in working with clients with low back injuries.

OBJECTIVES:

- The key structures involved in low back injuries
- Assessing the lower back to determine exercise readiness and progress
- The six most common back injuries – degenerative disc disease, mechanical low back pain, lumbar disc herniation, post disc surgery, spondylolisthesis and spinal stenosis
- Rehabilitation exercise and contraindications for the six most common back injuries.

Highlights of the BC CSEP AGM at UFV

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Filed Under (Exercise Rehabilitation, Fitness Education, Interviews) by Rick Kaselj on 03-04-2010

Brian Justin Rick Kaselj IMG 3017 300x225 Highlights of the BC CSEP AGM at UFVIt was a Friday night and I was out for a hot night of presenting.

Before I headed off to present, I had to get my hair cut.  It is amazing how different you look after a hair cut, especially when your last hair cut was three months ago.

Back to my hot night of presenting.

I was off to present at the British Columbia (BC) chapter of the Canadian Society of Exercise Physiologist (CSEP) Annual General Meeting (AGM).

If you look to the left you can see Brian Justin and myself at the BC CSEP AGM.

The AGM was at the University of Fraser Valley (UFV) in Abbotsford, BC.  It was nice to have an event out in my neck of the woods.  Well very close to me in Surrey.

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