Online course · 4.5 CECs

2025 Clinical Exercise Physiology Association Conference

In collaboration with the Journal of Clinical Exercise Physiology (JCEP), this course features an international panel of experts and case studies advancing innovative and cutting edge evidence-informed practice across the lifespan.

About this course

Presented by ACSM in partnership with Clinical Exercise Physiology Association (CEPA).

Please visit this page for more information on CEPA.

Includes the following courses:

Heart Failure: A 21st Century Epidemic - The Role of Exercise

Presenter: Mike LaMonte, PhD, FACSM

This course will explore the role of exercise and physical activity as a treatment or primary prevention for heart failure.

What you will learn

  • To examine current literature in the support of exercise for chronic heart failure
  • Understanding the possible mechanisms in which aerobic physical activity has an impact on the ejection fractions of a failing heart
  • Future directions on how to preserve the EF
  • Exercise Physiology, Testing and Prescription for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities and Down Syndrome
  • Presenter: Thessa Hilgenkamp, PhD
  • This course will provide an overview of specific aspects of exercise physiology for individuals with intellectual disabilities including Down syndrome, including autonomic function, musculoskeletal and sensory differences that impact participation in physical activity and exercise. Based on over 15 years of experience of exercise testing and prescription for individuals with intellectual disabilities including Down syndrome, the speaker will discuss the dos and don’ts for exercise testing in this population, and will provide recommendations for exercise prescription.
  • Understand differences in exercise physiology when working with individuals with intellectual disabilities including Down syndrome
  • Create an exercise testing environment conducive for a successful experience for everybody involved

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