Vigorous and Virtual

About the Webinar

Online learning is becoming more prevalent in modern society and is critical during times of social distancing. During this time, most educators are mandated to teach on-line. Health and fitness professionals alike are finding new ways to keep people motivated to move, even if it is at home. During times of a pandemic, the home is all we have. We also can't expect people to have safe neighborhoods. If students have access to virtual means, they will be more likely to stay engaged in learning if the teacher, parent and student work together.

This session will describe virtual methods to teach health and fitness including: mobility training, nutrition education, tabata workouts, light to moderate intensity workouts, and sport skill learning. This session will focus on Zoom, YouTube and Facebook Live methods of learning for health and fitness professionals. It will also take you through iMovie to create and edit your own videos.

About the Presenters

Jordan Weber Ed.D.

Dr. Jordan Weber is a lecturer at UNC-Wilmington. He coordinates the "I Can Do It" program, which provides adapted physical activity for individuals with disabilities.

Amelia Huelskamp, PhD

Dr. Amelia Huelskamp is an assistant professor at UNC-Wilmington where she teaches Childhood Obesity and School Health Methods.

Education Benefits

Participants of this webinar will receive 1 CEU for live attendance. The webinar provides information on the following:

SNEB Nutrition Educator Competencies

Physical Activity

CDR Performance Indicators

9.1.2, 8.2.4, 3.2.1, 3.2.3

CDR Learning Need Codes

4040, 4060