Teaching materials for the implementation of the NEPPE training are a collection of syntheses of lectures and exercises carried out in under the NEPPE training. The materials include practical content, based on the opinions of training participants and teachers participating in three editions of the NEPPE training. An integral part of the materials are presentations for individual classes, posted below.
Presentations used in the NEPPE training
Module 1 “Exercise in pregnancy”
The structure of the female reproductive organs & physiology of pregnancy_Isabel Corrales Gutierrez
Current recommendations for physical activity during pregnancy_Michelle Mottola
Who should exercise during pregnancy?_Margie Davenport
Preventative Role of Prenatal Physical Activity on Common Health Conditions_Margie Davenport
Psychosocial aspects of pregnancy and effect on physical activity_Lou Atkinson
Exercise testing and prescription during pregnancy_Rita Santos-Rocha
Recommended forms of exercise during pregnancy and so-called risky sports_Anna Szumilewicz
Exercise adaptations during pregnancy_Rita Santos-Rocha
Module 2 “Exercise in postpartum”
The basics of the physiology of postpartum period_Isabel Corrales Gutiérrez
CANVA presentation_The basics of the physiology of postpartum period_Isabel Corrales Gutiérrez
Psychosocial aspects of postpartum and effect on physical activity_Lou Atkinson
Exercise prescription and adaptation during early postpartum_Rita Santos-Rocha
Presentations combining content from modules 1 and 2 “Exercise in pregnancy and postpartum”
Physiology of birth_Isabel Corrales Gutiérrez
Posture exercise in pregnancy and postpartum_Rita Santos-Rocha
Musculoskeletal challenges during pregnancy and postpartum_Kari Bø
Stress management techniques in pregnancy & postpartum_Simona Pajaujiene
Nutritional & weight gain recommendations for pregnant & postpartum clients_Rui Jorge
Promotion of physical activity during pregnancy and postpartum
Promotion of healthy lifestyle in pregnancy and postpartum_Simona Pajaujiene
Psychosocial barriers to prenatal physical activity including weight stigma_Taniya Nagpal
Physical activity in prgnancy and postpartum in the Ethiopian context_Moges Gashaw
Physical activity in pregnancy in Iran_Najmeh Shojaeian
Physical activity during pregnancy and postpartum in South Africa_Hanlie Moss
Module 3 “Online tools”
Online marketing to support the remote provision of exercise services_Oksana Mazorenko
Coaching digitally_Mikael Vincent
Module 4 “Polish culture” & “Educational systems”
Polish folk dance as an exercise offer for pregnant and postpartum women_Dorota Dancewicz-Nosko
EuropeActive educational standards and European Qualification System (EQF)_Anna Szumilewicz
EuropeActive educational services & EREPS_Julian Berriman
