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  • Accreditation by Qualifications Register
  • 12 units

About the Level 3 Diet, Exercise and Fitness Certificate

When it comes to diet, exercise and fitness, it can be hard to know what’s best. It certainly doesn’t help that the media changes its mind every five minutes. This is why Stonebridge College’s Diet, Exercise and Fitness course is so useful. Enrol today and discover everything you need to know about the body and how to effectively look after it.

During this distance learning course, you will learn about anatomy and physiology and discover the structure and functions of the body’s 11 physiological systems. You will learn how to effectively plan a fitness training programme and recognise the importance of improving your activity levels. Additionally, you will learn about the digestive system and important vitamins and minerals.

Who should study this course?

This home study course is suitable for individuals with an interest in food, nutrition, sport and exercise. Whether you plan to improve your own knowledge of dietetics, or offer others physical training, this online qualification can help you achieve your goals.

You do not need any prior qualifications or experience to enrol on this exercise and fitness course. At Stonebridge, all we ask is that you have an interest in the topic and the motivation to independently complete the home learning modules.

What happens after the course?

On successful completion of this course, you may choose to further your education and study more fitness courses online. You may even choose to take your studies to the next level and study nutrition, sports science or another related course at university.

Alternatively, you may choose to enter employment straight away. Health and fitness is important in all employment sectors. Therefore, there are many jobs in which the skills you learn on this course will come in useful. These include but are not limited to:

  • Personal trainer
  • Gym employee
  • Healthcare assistant

For more information about this course, give us a call on this number: 0121 392 8288

On completion of your course, you will receive two certificates:

Certificate 1 is issued by Stonebridge Associated Colleges: Diet, Exercise and Fitness Diploma

Diet, Exercise and Fitness Diploma issued by Stonebridge Associated Colleges, to view a sample of the college’s award, please click here.

Requirements for Entry

There is no experience or previous qualifications required for enrolment on this course. It is available to all students, of all academic backgrounds.

Professional Membership

On completion of this course you will be eligible to join the following Professional Associations(s):

Qualifications Register

Anyone who is studying for or has completed a course endorsed by an Ofqual approved awarding body is eligible to join Qualifications Register.  The Qualifications Register (QR) is an independent register that aims to serve both members of the public and those professionals who hold recognised qualifications.

QR's primary aim is to provide transparency to members of the public and employers. The QR is a searchable database that allows them to find a practitioner and view the relevant qualification and endorsements the practitioner holds. The member of the public is then able to make an informed decision in relation to the suitability of the practitioner.  QR also tracks whether practitioners have insurance, again something that is useful for members of the public.  QR can also help professionals gain insurance or find professional indemnity cover.  Click here to find out more.

Members of the public can check an independent source with complete confidence that the practitioner has the qualification(s) they claim to have and that any additional CPD the practitioner has, is verified and quality assured to make sure that the CPD is being done on a regular basis. QR tracks a practitioners endorsed CPD (in unison with our CPD accreditation partner Lifetime Awarding) and other key signals to help members of the public and employers to come to a more informed decision about the professional they intend to use. This is an enormously valuable signal that's increasingly important as business becomes more deregulated and privatised.

For practitioners QR helps you market your skills, endorsements and feedback transparently to a wider audience. It also gives you access to a community to help make you more able to progress and succeed in your field of expertise.  Click here to find out more.

Affiliation of Ethical & Professional Therapists (AEPT)

"The Affiliation of Ethical & Professional Therapists is dedicated in assisting you as a  member, in the promotion and growth of your practice. Your profile will be entered onto our website and each month you will receive a free e-zine full of business tips and valuable information".

For further details please visit,  www.aept.co.uk

Introduction

  • Define health, activity, and fitness
  • Discuss the health risks of an inactive lifestyle and poor diet
  • Name and describe five components of fitness

Improving Fitness and Activity

  • Demonstrate an awareness of the obesity epidemic currently affecting industrialized nations
  • Discuss the importance of setting SMART goals
  • Identify barriers to maintaining an exercise routine
  • Plan ways to improve adherence to an exercise program

Measurement in Health and Fitness

  • Identify reasons to measure activity and fitness
  • Name tests for each aspect of physical fitness
  • Discuss tests for health variables including activity and blood pressure
  • Take precautions to ensure that tests are carried out in a consistent way

Planning a Fitness and Training Program

  • Name the principles of training
  • Understand the FITT Principle
  • Show awareness of the three energy systems
  • Use RPE to prescribe exercise intensity
  • Prescribe exercise following the FITT principle

Safety in Exercise

  • Talk about the importance of pre-exercise questionnaires
  • Describe the importance of a warm-up and cool-down
  • Recognise different types of injuries
  • Discuss safety factors pertaining to the exercise facility and the exercising individual that should be considered in designing a program

Anatomy and Physiology

  • Name the 11 physiological systems
  • Describe the structure and function of the:

Skeletal

Muscular

Circulatory

Respiratory

Nervous system

  • Describe the concept of homeostasis

Energy

  • List the forms of energy used by the body
  • Define the terms calorie and Calorie
  • Know the energy currency of the body
  • Describe in detail the three macronutrients, their components, and their subtypes
  • Recognize that cellular pathways convert macronutrients to ATP

The Digestive System

  • Name the parts of the digestive system, and describe their function
  • Identify the sites of absorption of the major vitamins and minerals
  • Discuss digestive enzymes
  • Name the hormones involved in the control of blood glucose

Vitamins

  • Discuss the three major functions of vitamins
  • Identify the function, RDA, and major food sources for each of the 13 vitamins
  • Mention the risk of toxicity for fat-soluble vitamins compared with water-soluble vitamins

Minerals

  • Discuss the roles of 7 important vitamins in the body
  • Identify the role of calcium in bone-building
  • State the RDA and some major food sources of calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, iron, copper, chromium, and selenium
  • Discuss the possibility of toxicity for each of these minerals

Supplements

  • Define the term food supplement
  • Discuss the risks and benefits of supplementing with certain:

Vitamins

Minerals

Macronutrients

Amino acids

Herbs and other substances

  • Define the terms antioxidant and free radical in the context of diet and exercise

Exercise and Diet for Chronic Disease Prevention

  • Discuss the risk factors for, negative health effects of, and dietary and exercise interventions for:

Obesity

Osteoporosis

Cardiovascular disease

Diabetes

Cancer

  • Describe some positive lifestyle changes that will reduce the risk of many diseases

What's Included

  • All study materials
  • Study Guide
  • Full Tutor and Admin support
  • The course fee includes the awarding body registration and certification fee (valued at up to £30.00).

About the Level 3 Diet, Exercise and Fitness Certificate

When it comes to diet, exercise and fitness, it can be hard to know what’s best. It certainly doesn’t help that the media changes its mind every five minutes. This is why Stonebridge College’s Diet, Exercise and Fitness course is so useful. Enrol today and discover everything you need to know about the body and how to effectively look after it.

During this distance learning course, you will learn about anatomy and physiology and discover the structure and functions of the body’s 11 physiological systems. You will learn how to effectively plan a fitness training programme and recognise the importance of improving your activity levels. Additionally, you will learn about the digestive system and important vitamins and minerals.

Who should study this course?

This home study course is suitable for individuals with an interest in food, nutrition, sport and exercise. Whether you plan to improve your own knowledge of dietetics, or offer others physical training, this online qualification can help you achieve your goals.

You do not need any prior qualifications or experience to enrol on this exercise and fitness course. At Stonebridge, all we ask is that you have an interest in the topic and the motivation to independently complete the home learning modules.

What happens after the course?

On successful completion of this course, you may choose to further your education and study more fitness courses online. You may even choose to take your studies to the next level and study nutrition, sports science or another related course at university.

Alternatively, you may choose to enter employment straight away. Health and fitness is important in all employment sectors. Therefore, there are many jobs in which the skills you learn on this course will come in useful. These include but are not limited to:

  • Personal trainer
  • Gym employee
  • Healthcare assistant

For more information about this course, give us a call on this number: 0121 392 8288

On completion of your course, you will receive two certificates:

Certificate 1 is issued by Stonebridge Associated Colleges: Diet, Exercise and Fitness Diploma

Diet, Exercise and Fitness Diploma issued by Stonebridge Associated Colleges, to view a sample of the college’s award, please click here.

Requirements for Entry

There is no experience or previous qualifications required for enrolment on this course. It is available to all students, of all academic backgrounds.

Professional Membership

On completion of this course you will be eligible to join the following Professional Associations(s):

Qualifications Register

Anyone who is studying for or has completed a course endorsed by an Ofqual approved awarding body is eligible to join Qualifications Register.  The Qualifications Register (QR) is an independent register that aims to serve both members of the public and those professionals who hold recognised qualifications.

QR's primary aim is to provide transparency to members of the public and employers. The QR is a searchable database that allows them to find a practitioner and view the relevant qualification and endorsements the practitioner holds. The member of the public is then able to make an informed decision in relation to the suitability of the practitioner.  QR also tracks whether practitioners have insurance, again something that is useful for members of the public.  QR can also help professionals gain insurance or find professional indemnity cover.  Click here to find out more.

Members of the public can check an independent source with complete confidence that the practitioner has the qualification(s) they claim to have and that any additional CPD the practitioner has, is verified and quality assured to make sure that the CPD is being done on a regular basis. QR tracks a practitioners endorsed CPD (in unison with our CPD accreditation partner Lifetime Awarding) and other key signals to help members of the public and employers to come to a more informed decision about the professional they intend to use. This is an enormously valuable signal that's increasingly important as business becomes more deregulated and privatised.

For practitioners QR helps you market your skills, endorsements and feedback transparently to a wider audience. It also gives you access to a community to help make you more able to progress and succeed in your field of expertise.  Click here to find out more.

Affiliation of Ethical & Professional Therapists (AEPT)

"The Affiliation of Ethical & Professional Therapists is dedicated in assisting you as a  member, in the promotion and growth of your practice. Your profile will be entered onto our website and each month you will receive a free e-zine full of business tips and valuable information".

For further details please visit,  www.aept.co.uk

Introduction

  • Define health, activity, and fitness
  • Discuss the health risks of an inactive lifestyle and poor diet
  • Name and describe five components of fitness

Improving Fitness and Activity

  • Demonstrate an awareness of the obesity epidemic currently affecting industrialized nations
  • Discuss the importance of setting SMART goals
  • Identify barriers to maintaining an exercise routine
  • Plan ways to improve adherence to an exercise program

Measurement in Health and Fitness

  • Identify reasons to measure activity and fitness
  • Name tests for each aspect of physical fitness
  • Discuss tests for health variables including activity and blood pressure
  • Take precautions to ensure that tests are carried out in a consistent way

Planning a Fitness and Training Program

  • Name the principles of training
  • Understand the FITT Principle
  • Show awareness of the three energy systems
  • Use RPE to prescribe exercise intensity
  • Prescribe exercise following the FITT principle

Safety in Exercise

  • Talk about the importance of pre-exercise questionnaires
  • Describe the importance of a warm-up and cool-down
  • Recognise different types of injuries
  • Discuss safety factors pertaining to the exercise facility and the exercising individual that should be considered in designing a program

Anatomy and Physiology

  • Name the 11 physiological systems
  • Describe the structure and function of the:

Skeletal

Muscular

Circulatory

Respiratory

Nervous system

  • Describe the concept of homeostasis

Energy

  • List the forms of energy used by the body
  • Define the terms calorie and Calorie
  • Know the energy currency of the body
  • Describe in detail the three macronutrients, their components, and their subtypes
  • Recognize that cellular pathways convert macronutrients to ATP

The Digestive System

  • Name the parts of the digestive system, and describe their function
  • Identify the sites of absorption of the major vitamins and minerals
  • Discuss digestive enzymes
  • Name the hormones involved in the control of blood glucose

Vitamins

  • Discuss the three major functions of vitamins
  • Identify the function, RDA, and major food sources for each of the 13 vitamins
  • Mention the risk of toxicity for fat-soluble vitamins compared with water-soluble vitamins

Minerals

  • Discuss the roles of 7 important vitamins in the body
  • Identify the role of calcium in bone-building
  • State the RDA and some major food sources of calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, iron, copper, chromium, and selenium
  • Discuss the possibility of toxicity for each of these minerals

Supplements

  • Define the term food supplement
  • Discuss the risks and benefits of supplementing with certain:

Vitamins

Minerals

Macronutrients

Amino acids

Herbs and other substances

  • Define the terms antioxidant and free radical in the context of diet and exercise

Exercise and Diet for Chronic Disease Prevention

  • Discuss the risk factors for, negative health effects of, and dietary and exercise interventions for:

Obesity

Osteoporosis

Cardiovascular disease

Diabetes

Cancer

  • Describe some positive lifestyle changes that will reduce the risk of many diseases

What's Included

  • All study materials
  • Study Guide
  • Full Tutor and Admin support
  • The course fee includes the awarding body registration and certification fee (valued at up to £30.00).
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