This qualification is an entry-level qualification for anyone who is wanting to get into the fitness industry. In holding this qualification, you will be able to work as a gym receptionist and take gym inductions with new members. You will also be able to take classes that you are qualified to do also. The usual progress that you make after this course is onto the Level 3 Personal Training Certificate. Once completed, your qualification will be subject to internal and/or external verification if sampled by the awarding body.
Curriculum
- 7 Sections
- 31 Lessons
- 52 Weeks
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- Level 2 LAP ToolkitPlease watch the following video for instructions on which aspect of the LAP (Learner Achievement Portfolio) needs to be completed before you attend your assessment day.1
- Unit 1 - Principles of Anatomy, Physiology and FitnessExercise affects all body systems. An understanding of the benefits of exercise and the demands it places on the body will help with the programming of safe and effective exercise.26
- 2.1Introduction to Anatomy & Physiology13 Minutes
- 2.2Module 1 – Structure & Function of the Skeleton60 Minutes
- 2.3Module 1 Quiz – Structure & Function of the Skeleton20 Minutes15 Questions
- 2.4Module 2 – Joints in the Skeleton30 Minutes
- 2.5Module 2 Quiz – Joints in the Skeleton20 Minutes15 Questions
- 2.6Module 3A – Muscular System27 Minutes
- 2.7Module 3A Quiz – Muscular System – Part 120 Minutes10 Questions
- 2.8Module 3B – Muscular System24 Minutes
- 2.9Module 3B Quiz – Muscular System – Part 210 Minutes5 Questions
- 2.10Module 4 – The Nervous System and its Relation to Exercise36 Minutes
- 2.11Module 4 Quiz – The Nervous System and its Relation to Exercise13 Minutes7 Questions
- 2.12Module 5 – The Structure & Function of the Circulatory System37 Minutes
- 2.13Module 5 Quiz – The Structure & Function of the Circulatory System15 Minutes10 Questions
- 2.14Module 6 – The Structure and Function of the Respiratory System20 Minutes
- 2.15Module 6 Quiz – The Structure and Function of the Respiratory System13 Minutes8 Questions
- 2.16Module 7 – Energy Systems24 Minutes
- 2.17Module 7 Quiz – Energy Systems13 Minutes8 Questions
- 2.18Module 8A – Components of Fitness & Special Populations27 Minutes
- 2.19Module 8B – Components of Fitness & Special Populations22 Minutes
- 2.20Module 8 Quiz – Components of Fitness & Special Populations10 Minutes6 Questions
- 2.21Module 9 – Digestive System10 Minutes
- 2.22Module 9 Quiz – Digestive System15 Minutes10 Questions
- 2.23Module 10 – Health & Wellbeing13 Minutes
- 2.24Module 10 Quiz – Health & Wellbeing15 Minutes10 Questions
- 2.25Module 11 – Joint Terminology23 Minutes
- 2.26Module 11 Quiz – Joint Terminology15 Minutes9 Questions
- Unit 2 - Professionalism and Customer Care for Fitness InstructorsAs the health and fitness Industry continues to grow, it is vital that operators such as gyms, health clubs and boutique clubs fully understand the needs of their customers and are able to rely on a professional workforce to best support them in achieving their goals.5
- 3.1Module 1 – Role & Responsibility of the Gym Instructor5 Minutes
- 3.2Module 2 – Exploring the Needs of Fitness Facility Customers10 Minutes
- 3.3Module 3 – Providing Excellent Customer Care13 Minutes
- 3.4Module 4 – Continuing Professional Development & Reflective Practice14 Minutes
- 3.5Professionalism Quiz15 Minutes10 Questions
- Unit 3 - Health and Safety in the Fitness EnvironmentHealth and safety is of prime importance un every industry. In a fitness environment, all staff need to know the organisation's health and safety policies, risk management strategies and emergency procedures.5
- 4.1Module 1 – The Importance of Health & Safety in the Workplace6 Minutes
- 4.2Module 2 – Controlling Hazards & Risks8 Minutes
- 4.3Module 3 – Maintaining a Safe & Effective Gym Based Exercise Environment6 Minutes
- 4.4Module 4 – Cleanliness in a Fitness Environment9 Minutes
- 4.5Health & Safety Quiz13 Minutes8 Questions
- Unit 4 - Conducting Client Consultations to Support Positive Behaviour ChangeBefore you can deliver a gym-based exercise session, you must plan it. Before you plan it, you must collect the necessary information about your client to ensure you plan and deliver a safe and effective session that is suitable to them.6
- 5.1Module 1 – Collecting Information14 Minutes
- 5.2Module 2 – Working with Clients to Make Positive Behaviour Change6 Minutes
- 5.3Module 3 – The Importance of a Healthy Lifestyle & Goal Setting8 Minutes
- 5.4Module 4 – The Importance of Healthy Eating & Hydration7 Minutes
- 5.5Module 5 – The Use of Technology to Support Clients5 Minutes
- 5.6Client Consultation Quiz15 Minutes10 Questions
- Unit 5 - Planning and Instructing Gym-Based ExercisePlanning and instructing gym-based exercise programmes are the cornerstone of a fitness instructor's role. It is vital for a fitness instructor to have the knowledge and skills to effectively support clients in achieving their goals.4
- Mock Exam - Principles of Anatomy, Physiology and Fitness1