Clinical Human Performance Practitioner Certification

A 16 Week Cohort-Style Certification Program to earn your CHPP Credential

Course Blueprint

Full Exercise Library Included

Utilizing several teaching styles for diverse learners, you'll work through a mixture of lectures, white board wrap up videos and video demonstrations each week as each new topic is presented. You'll also have lifetime access to the R2F exercise library with full video tutorial demonstrations of all exercises with progressions and regressions.
50 Hours of Comprehensive Instruction

This dynamic learning experience offers a mixture of weekly lecture presentations, research articles for review and discussion, video exercise tutorials and demonstration videos as well as supplemental live zoom meetings with guest speakers to enhance your learning. You must successfully pass all quizzes in each Chapter to progress to the next week's trainings.
Who Can Take This Course?

This course was specifically designed for licensed healthcare providers that treat patients in a clinical setting. Learn how to utilize fitness to enhance your patient care and improve outcomes after rehab has concluded.

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This course is scheduled to begin in January 2024. Pre-Register now to reserve your seat.

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Course curriculum

1. A message from your instructor
2. Before we begin...Pre-Course Survey
3. Learning to Navigate the Course Platform - Tutorial Video
4. 2024 Course Disclaimer {Required}
1. Module 12 : Programming Taxonomy
2. WBRU : Training Hierarchy of Needs
3. WBRU : Training Session
4. WBRU : Training Template
5. WBRU : Training Progressions / Regressions (10min)
6. WBRU Video: Exercise Execution (7min)
7. WBRU Video: Exercise Formula (5min)
8. Article : Periodization of Strength and Conditioning for Rehabilitation
9. Article : NSCA - Foundations of Program Design
10. Quiz: Module 12
1. Module 21 - Cultivating Power - Jumping
2. Article : Jump Training and Power Output
3. Article : Plyometric Training and Jump Height
4. PDF : Jumping Progressions
5. Exercise Demonstration : Level 1 - Vertical Progression Drills
6. Exercise Demonstration : Level 1 - Linear Progression Drills
7. Exercise Demonstration : Level 1 - Lateral Progression Drills
8. Exercise Demonstration : Level 1 - Rotational Progression Drills
9. Exercise Demonstration : Level 2 - Vertical Progression Drills
10. Exercise Demonstration : Level 2 - Linear Progression Drills
11. Exercise Demonstration : Level 2 - Lateral Progression Drills
12. Exercise Demonstration : Level 2 - Rotational Progression Drills
13. Exercise Demonstration : Level 3 - Vertical Progression Drills
14. Exercise Demonstration : Level 3 - Linear Progression Drills
15. Exercise Demonstration : Level 3 - Lateral Progression Drills
16. Exercise Demonstration : Level 3 - Rotational Progression Drills
17. Week 9 Quiz (Module 21)
1. Module 8 : Health Screening
2. Quiz : Module 8
3. Module 9 : Breathing Screening
4. Quiz: Module 9
5. Module 10 : Movement Screening
6. Quiz: Module 10
7. Module 11 : Performance Testing
8. Quiz: Module 11
9. WBRU : Red Light Exercises
10. WBRU : Movement Triage Scoring
11. Article : PARQ +
12. Article : Breathing Pattern Disorders
13. Article : Use of the Functional Movement Screen - Part 1
14. Article : Use of the Functional Movement Screen - Part 2
15. Article : Inter-rater Reliability of the Functional Movement Screen
16. Article : Reliability of the Y Balance Test
17. Article : Y Balance Test and Soft Tissue Injury
1. Module 22 - Cultivating Power - Throwing
2. Article : Medicine Ball and Force Production
3. Exercise Demonstration : Linear Throwing Explosive Repetitive Progression Drills
4. Exercise Demonstration : Linear Throwing Ballistic Progression Drills
5. Exercise Demonstration : Vertical Throwing Explosive Repetitive Progression Drills
6. Exercise Demonstration : Vertical Throwing Ballistic Progression Drills
7. Exercise Demonstration : Rotational Throwing Explosive Repetitive Progression Drills
8. Exercise Demonstration : Rotational Throwing Ballistic Progression Drills
9. Week 10 Quiz (Module 22)
1. Module 23 : Increasing Strength - Resistance Training : Lower Body
2. Article : Unilateral vs Bilateral Lower Body Training
3. Article : Unilateral Training for Increasing Strength and Power
4. PDF : Knee Dominant - Symmetrical Stance - Squat
5. PDF : Knee Dominant - Symmetrical Stance - Deadlift
6. PDF : Knee Dominant - Asymmetrical Stance - Split Stance Lunge : Supported
7. PDF : Knee Dominant - Asymmetrical Stance - Split Stance Lunge : Elevated
8. PDF : Knee Dominant - Asymmetrical Stance - Single Leg Squat
9. PDF : Hip Dominant - Straight Leg : Bilateral
10. PDF : Hip Dominant - Bent Leg : Hip Thrust
11. PDF : Hip Dominant - Bent Leg : Hip Lift / Knee Flexion
12. Exercise Demonstration : Knee Dominant - Asymmetrical Stance - Split Stance Lunge : Supported
13. Exercise Demonstration : Knee Dominant - Asymmetrical Stance - Split Stance Lunge : Elevated
14. Exercise Demonstration : Knee Dominant - Asymmetrical Stance - Step Up : Unsupported
15. Exercise Demonstration : Knee Dominant - Asymmetrical Stance - Single Leg Squat
16. Exercise Demonstration : Hip Dominant - Straight Leg : Bilateral
17. Exercise Demonstration : Hip Dominant - Straight Leg : Unilateral
18. Exercise Demonstration : Hip Dominant - Bent Leg : Hip Thrust
19. Exercise Demonstration : Hip Dominant - Bent Leg : Hip Lift / Knee Flexion
20. Week 11 Quiz (Module 23)
1. Module 24 : Increasing Strength - Resistance Training : Trunk / Spine
2. Article : Core Training for Injury Prevention
3. Article : Optimizing Performance by Improving Core Stability
4. Article : Mechanics of Stability
5. Article : Extension / Compression Stabilization Strategy
6. Article : Training Stability
7. Article : Stability and the Squat
8. PDF : Core Foundations : Supine Progressions
9. PDF : Core Foundations : Prone Progressions
10. PDF : Core Foundations : Quadruped Progressions
11. PDF : Core Stability : Sagittal Plane - Plank : Static Progressions
12. PDF : Core Stability : Sagittal Plane - Plank : Dynamic Progressions
13. PDF : Core Stability : Sagittal Plane - Plank : Resisted Progressions
14. PDF : Core Stability : Frontal Plane - Side Bridge : Static Progressions
15. PDF : Core Stability : Frontal Plane - Side Bridge : Dynamic Progressions
16. PDF : Core Stability : Frontal Plane - Loaded Carry Progressions
17. PDF : Core Strength : Flexion - Lower Extremity Anchor Progressions
18. PDF : Core Strength : Flexion - Upper Extremity Anchor Progressions
19. PDF : Core Anti-Rotation : High / Low Progressions
20. PDF : Core Anti-Rotation : Low / High Progressions
21. PDF : Core Anti-Extension : Lower Extremity Anchor Progressions
22. PDF : Core Anti-Extension : Upper Extremity Anchor Progressions
23. Exercise Demonstration : Core Foundations : Supine Progressions
24. Exercise Demonstration : Core Foundations : Prone Progressions
25. Exercise Demonstration : Core Foundations : Quadruped Progressions
26. Exercise Demonstration : Core Stability : Sagittal Plane - Plank : Static Progressions
27. Exercise Demonstration : Core Stability : Sagittal Plane - Plank : Dynamic Progressions
28. Exercise Demonstration : Core Stability : Sagittal Plane - Plank : Resisted Progressions
29. Exercise Demonstration : Core Stability : Frontal Plane - Side Bridge : Static Progressions
30. Exercise Demonstration : Core Stability : Frontal Plane - Side Bridge : Dynamic Progressions
31. Exercise Demonstration : Core Stability : Frontal Plane - Loaded Carry Progressions
32. Exercise Demonstration : Core Strength : Flexion - Lower Extremity Anchor Progressions
33. Exercise Demonstration : Core Strength : Flexion - Upper Extremity Anchor Progressions
34. Exercise Demonstration : Core Anti-Rotation : High / Low Progressions
35. Exercise Demonstration : Core Anti-Rotation : Low / High Progressions
36. Exercise Demonstration : Core Anti-Extension : Lower Extremity Anchor Progressions
37. Exercise Demonstration : Core Anti-Extension : Upper Extremity Anchor Progressions
38. Week 12 Quiz (Module 24)
1. Module 25 : Increasing Strength - Resistance Training : Upper Body
2. Article : Bodyweight Upper Body Strength Training
3. Article : Upper Body Complex Training
4. Article : Effects of Ballistic Bench Press
5. PDF : Pushing : Horizontal - Pushup
6. PDF : Pushing : Horizontal - Bench Press
7. PDF : Pushing : Vertical - KB Press
8. PDF : Pulling : Horizontal - Bilateral
9. PDF : Pulling : Horizontal - Unilateral
10. PDF : Pulling : Vertical - Cable Pull
11. PDF : Pulling : Vertical - Chin Up
12. Exercise Demonstration : Pushing : Horizontal - Pushup
13. Exercise Demonstration : Pushing : Horizontal - Bench Press
14. Exercise Demonstration : Pushing : Vertical - KB Press
15. Exercise Demonstration : Pushing : Vertical - BB Press
16. Exercise Demonstration : Pulling : Horizontal - Bilateral
17. Exercise Demonstration : Pulling : Horizontal - Unilateral
18. Exercise Demonstration : Pulling : Vertical - Cable Pull
19. Exercise Demonstration : Chin Up
20. Week 13 Quiz (Module 25)
1. Module 26 : Developing Capacity
2. Article : Energy System Development - Return to Play
3. PDF : Conditioning Methods
4. Week 14 Quiz (Module 26)
1. Module 27 : Monitoring Stress
2. Module 28 : Promoting Recovery - Sleep / Nutrition
3. Module 29 : Promoting Recovery - Movement / Training / Regeneration
4. WBRU : Monitoring Filters for Load Management
5. Article : Monitoring Workload and Athlete Management
6. Article : Debunking Myths about Training Load
7. Article : The Training / Injury Paradox
8. Article : Acute / Chronic Workload Ratio
9. Article : Practical Guide to Workload Management
10. Article : The Science of Post Exercise Recovery
11. Article : Recovery Strategies and Performance
12. Article : Recovery after Exercise
13. Article : Post Exercise Recovery Techniques
14. Article : Use of Recovery Modalities Between Training Sessions
15. PDF : Training Load Filter
16. PDF : Autonomic Based Recovery Strategies
17. Quiz : Week 15
1. Module 30 : Purpose
2. Module 31 : Principles / Standards
3. Module 32 : Process : Profile / Needs Analysis
4. Module 33 : Process : Evaluation / Programming
5. Module 34 : Process : Resolution
6. Module 35 : Practical Application - Basketball
7. Module 36 : Practical Application - Golfer
8. Module 37 : Practical Application - Soccer
9. Module 38 : Practical Application - Tennis
10. Module 39 : Practical Application - Softball
11. Module 40 : Team Sports
12. Quiz: Week 16

About this course

$1,997.00
24 hours of video content

Hear what our attendees have to say:

Great content!

Daniel Leonard

Great content. Very well thought out and presented.

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Very Informative

Nate Stegehuis

I loved the flow and progression in which the information was presented. This course will definitely be a valuable asset to me and my clients going forward!

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Fantastic information on how a Chiro should run a gym

Tri Myers, DC

Blown away with how much thought went into this program. Pulled info from SFMA, FMS, DNS, etc.. then with CFSC style work outs. Blended nicely. Highly recommend.

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Your Course Instructor

Tom Teter, DC

Developer of Rehab to Fitness

Dr. Tom Teter is the founder and owner of Engineering Athletes, a rehabilitation and performance enhancement clinic that focuses on assisting athletes in reaching their peak physical potential. Engineering Athletes utilizes a systematic process for long term athletic development integrating manual therapy, rehabilitation, and performance enhancement training. With more than 15 years of clinical experience in clinical practice and strength and conditioning Dr. Teter has treated and trained thousands of athletes at all levels of skill and ability. His clients have ranged from children in youth development programs to elite and professional athletes from a wide variety of sporting backgrounds. Dr. Teter holds a Bachelors degree in Exercise Science from Missouri State University, as well as a Doctorate in Chiropractic from Cleveland Chiropractic College. With his extensive experience in rehabilitation Dr. Teter holds numerous certifications within the industry that have helped him develop injury prevention and performance enhancement programs for numerous teams and individual athletes. In addition to running his private practice Dr. Teter was an Associate Professor and the program director for the Fitness and Wellness program at Park University for 5 years. During his time at Park University Dr. Teter developed the programs curriculum blending the science of exercise with the practical application of strength and conditioning. Because of his experience teaching in academia, Dr. Teter developed his ‘Rehab to Fitness’ continuing education course instructing athletic trainers, chiropractors, and physical therapists how to optimize human movement and design practical training programs. In addition to his work at the University, Dr. Teter developed and created an application for smartphones that determines daily readiness for athletic activity by measuring subjective training loads and physiological adaptation to stress.