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Get Moving: The Digital Revolution in Physical Activity for Adults

This course is dedicated to exploring the latest digital and virtual resources available to help adults maintain an active lifestyle. As physical inactivity becomes increasingly common, leveraging technology can provide innovative solutions to keep individuals engaged and motivated. This course…

About this course

This course is dedicated to exploring the latest digital and virtual resources available to help adults maintain an active lifestyle. As physical inactivity becomes increasingly common, leveraging technology can provide innovative solutions to keep individuals engaged and motivated. This course will introduce a variety of online platforms, apps, and virtual programs that offer accessible, scalable and personalized fitness options. Attendees will learn about tools designed to accommodate various fitness levels and health conditions, including resources specifically aimed at the prevention and management of common chronic conditions. By integrating these digital solutions into daily routines, adults can enhance their physical and mental well-being and maintain independence. This course is ideal for anyone looking to incorporate more physical activity into their life, healthcare professionals and caregivers seeking effective tools for their patients or loved ones, and scientists interested in studying the development, implementation and outcomes of these emerging exercise delivery systems.

What you will learn

  • Attendees will be able to recognize and describe various online platforms, apps, and virtual programs that offer personalized fitness options suitable for different fitness levels and health conditions
  • Participants will learn how to effectively incorporate digital solutions into daily routines to enhance physical and mental well-being, with a focus on preventing and managing chronic conditions
  • Attendees will gain insights into the benefits and challenges of digital exercise delivery systems, understanding their potential for improving health outcomes and maintaining independence, particularly for healthcare professionals, caregivers, and researchers

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