WHAT DO I NEED TO LOOK FOR WHEN HIRING A CORRECTIVE EXERCISE SPECIALIST?
A corrective exercise specialist is a recovery and wellbeing professional that specialises in the movement and static posture of the human body.
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Unlike physiotherapists and chiropractors, a corrective exercise specialist does not hold a degree qualification for their line of work, but instead holds a level 4 qualification in corrective exercise and usually a level 3 personal training qualification alongside.
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Stand-out attributes of a corrective exercise specialist include;
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Professional conduct
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Punctuality
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Organisational skills
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Teaching styles you can engage with and thrive from
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Personality traits that suit your needs to be pushed and motivated
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Understanding your needs and how to convey them into an action plan
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Significant attention to detail
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Quality of services offered
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The ability to provide concise and clear instructions
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Empathetic towards any pain or discomfort felt during the process
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Before enrolling, it is important to make sure a corrective exercise specialist can help you on your recovery and postural journey where a chiropractor or physiotherapist isn't the most appropriate option. But most importantly, make sure they are the right fit for you and your circumstances.
