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Gianmickele Petraroia is a senior Exercise and Sport Science student at Coastal Carolina University seeking an internship for the summer of 2016. He has taken relevant courses in injury management, testing and prescription, and strength and conditioning. His previous work experience includes being a bank teller and camp counselor. He has been involved in Coastal Carolina's men's club soccer, fitness club, and intramural sports.
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Evaluation of an Exercise-Based Phase Program
as Part of a Standard Care Model for
Cancer Survivors
Jessica Marlene Brown, Daniel Yoon Kee Shackelford, Maria Lyn Hipp, and Reid Hayward
INTRODUCTION
Advancements in cancer treatments such as chemotherapy
and radiation have increased survival rates but often result in
many deleterious side effects during and after treatments.
Cancer survivors can suffer from physio-
logical toxicities affecting the cardiovascu-
lar, pulmonary, musculoskeletal, immune,
gastrointestinal, hepatic, and neuroendocrine
systems (1). In addition, many survivors will
experience psychological decrements such as
increased fatigue, increased depression, and
decreased quality of life (QOL) (2,3), whereas
exercise directly attenuates the toxicities and
decrements of cancer and its concurrent treat-
ments (4,5). The need to establish an exercise
Standard of Care Model (SCM) has been
recognized by many organizations. The
American Cancer Society has established
physical activity guidelines for cancer sur-
vivors (6), and the American College of
Sports Medicine (ACSM) established ex-
ercise guidelines endorsed by the American
Society of Clinical Oncology (7). In addi-
tion, the National Comprehensive Cancer
Network added guidelines to their inclu-
sive treatment recommendations (8). Exer-
cise programming should be included in
the survivorship plan as early as possible
and should be considered as a foundational
component to improve lifelong QOL (9).
The addition of an SCM or, more specifically, a structured
and empirically tested exercise intervention may increase
patient benefit by reducing variations in practice and stan-
dardizing program implementation.
To derive the greatest benefit, exercise-based interventions
must be comprehensive and address the multidimensional
needs of cancer survivors during and after treatment. For this
reason, a “one size fits all” approach to exercise interventions
will not suffice (10). Survivors require prescriptive exercise
that is specialized for each individual based on treatment sta-
tus, comorbidities, and placement on the cancer continuum.
At the University of Northern Colorado Cancer Rehabilitation
Institute (UNCCRI), we have developed an SCM that includes
physician referral, medical and cancer screening, initial physi-
ological and psychological assessments, and an individualized
exercise prescription and intervention using a Phase Program
School of Sport and Exercise Science and the University of Northern Colorado
Cancer Rehabilitation Institute, Univ ...
Strength Training For Older Adults
This document provides an overview of strength training for older adults. It discusses the aging population and benefits of strength training for health, physical function, and quality of life. Strength declines significantly with age starting at 45 years old. Inactivity leads to further losses. The document recommends progressive strength training targeting all major muscle groups using varied exercises and resistance. It emphasizes the need for clinical guidelines on strength training for older adults to improve health outcomes and reduce healthcare costs.
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Kenyatta Alexis Grate is seeking an internship with a physical therapist. She is currently a student at Clemson University studying Health Science with an emphasis in Pre-Professional Health Studies and a minor in Athletic Leadership. She has taken relevant coursework in areas such as exercise physiology, prevention and treatment of athletic injuries, and mindfulness. Grate has prior experience as an athletic trainer assistant at Clemson University and is involved in volunteer and community service activities on campus through organizations like Beyond Excellence and IMPACT.
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Kenyatta Alexis Grate is seeking an internship with a physical therapist. She is currently a student at Clemson University studying Health Science with an emphasis in Pre-Professional Health Studies and a minor in Athletic Leadership. She has taken relevant coursework in public health, exercise physiology, and prevention and treatment of athletic injuries. Grate has experience as an athletic trainer assistant at Clemson University and is involved in community service projects on campus through organizations like Beyond Excellence and IMPACT fundraising.
Analysis of the physical fitness of the physical education professional stude...
The purpose of this study was to compare the selected physical fitness variables of the Physical
Education Professional students participated in the different competition levels. To achieve the purpose,
eighty three male physical education students studying B.P.Ed. Courses at Alvas B.P.Ed. Moddigere and
General Kariyappa B.P.Ed. College Shimogga during 2015 with age ranging 18-25 were selected at
random. They had their credit in participating Intercollegiate, South Zone and All India competitions.
The physical fitness variables selected for the study were the Shoulder Strength (Pull ups in nos.);
Abdominal Strength (Sit ups in nos.); Agility (Shuttle Run in secs.); Speed (50 meters dash in secs.);
Explosive Power (Standing Broad Jump in meters) and Cardiovascular Endurance (600 Meters Run/Walk
in minutes). One-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used to find out the significant difference
among different disciplines. Further the Scheffe’s Post Hoc test was used to find the significant
difference in paired mean scores. It was concluded that there was a significant difference in the Pull Ups,
Sit Ups and Speed of the Physical Education Professional students participated in the different
competition levels. A better understanding of these relationships will help to understand the power and
endurance and also help to plan sport specific strength training at South Zone, All India and National
level athletes.
CV
Courtney Gramm has a Master's degree in Exercise Physiology and a Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology, Health and Exercise Science. She currently works as a Cardiac Exercise Specialist at North Memorial Hospital, where she prescribes exercise for cardiac patients, conducts stress tests, and educates patients. She has also conducted research at Mayo Clinic on exercise protocols for elderly patients and assisted with a thesis project at College of St. Scholastica on athlete performance. Courtney is certified in BLS and ACLS and a member of several professional organizations in exercise science and cardiovascular health.
אימון כוח למתבגרים נייר עמדה
2 y, 16 CEC
Associate: 2 y, 24 CEC
Master: 2 y, 32 CEC
2 y, CEC 24 h
2 y, CEC 24 h
2 y, CEC 24 h
2 y, CEC 24 h
2 y, CEC 24 h
Recertification
Requirements
CEC indicates continuing education credits; MC, multiple choice; NSPA, National Strength Professionals Association.
Home examination
Home examination
Written examination, 150 MC questions,
proctored examination
Written examination, 150 MC questions,
proctored examination
Written examination, 150 MC questions,
proct
2016 New Resume
Laura Dee Battle has over 10 years of experience as an athletic trainer and personal trainer. She has worked with a variety of athletic programs from high school to the collegiate level. Her experience includes developing strength and conditioning programs, providing primary medical coverage of teams, and teaching courses related to athletic training. She currently works as a personal trainer and barista in Richmond, Virginia while volunteering with charitable organizations.
Cancer Rehab CME_CEU
The document provides information about registering for a cancer rehabilitation course taking place on February 5-6, 2009 in Raleigh, North Carolina. The registration fee is $399 with a deadline of two weeks prior to the course. Cancellations before the deadline will receive a $75 fee, and no refunds will be provided after the deadline. The two-day, 16-contact hour course will provide information on cancer rehabilitation and developing exercise programs for cancer patients. Topics will include cancer types and treatments, exercise considerations, developing rehabilitation plans, and evaluating patient progress.
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- 1. Gianmickele Petraroia 324A Kiskadee Loop, Conway, South Carolina 29526 | 732-221-5883 | gpetraro@coastal.edu Objective · Senior student at Coastal Carolina University studying Exercise and Sport Science, seeking an internship for the summer of 2016. Education BACHELOR OF SCIENCE | COASTAL CAROLINA UNVERSITY| ANTICIPATED GRADUATION AUGUST 2016 · Major: Exercise and Sports Science Relevant Coursework EXSS 330 (INJURY MANGEMNET) · This course examines the proper techniques to help aid an injury and procedures to manage a serious injury. EXSS 385 (TESTING AND PRESCRIPTION LECTURE/LAB) · This course focuses on potential health risk factors and techniques to correctly take skin fold measurements, heart rate, blood pressure at rest and during exercise, and covered ACSM guidelines. EXSS 390 (STRENGTH and Conditioning) · This course identified the correct movements and techniques to resistance training and how exercise can help benefit a person in health and physique. Also discussed how to educate a trainee on how proper technique can help injury recovery and decrease the risk of injury. Experience BANK TELLER | RAHWAY SAVINGS | MAY- AUGUST OF 2014 · Received and pay out money, as well as accurately kept records of money and negotiable instruments involved in financial institutions various transactions. Meet the needs of customers by providing quality and a welcoming service. CAMP COUNSELOR | RAHWAY RECREATIONAL CENTER | JUNE- AUGUST 2013, JUNE- AUGUST 2014 · Supervised kids ages 5- 13 in activities through out the day and organized group activities and games. Activities Coastal Carolina University Men’s Club Soccer, 2013-2016 Coastal Carolina University Coastal Fitness Club, 2012-2013 Coastal Carolina University Intramural Sports, 2012-2016