Single Study Module Part 1-8
Exercise
Exercise Part 1-8
In NeuroPhysics Therapy (NPT), exercise is not merely about training muscles or improving cardiovascular capacity; it is understood as a living psychophysical system interacting with its environment. This comprehensive eight-part module challenges conventional fitness approaches by focusing on how the system perceives, organises, and responds to movement—physically, emotionally, and cognitively. By mastering these principles, you will learn to transition from enduring intensity to moving through it with an organised and resilient system.
Supported by
Ken Ware
Founder and Director
Module Introduction
Exercise Training & Education by Ken Ware
“When the system is organised, exercise intensity is no longer something you endure… it becomes something you move through.”
The NeuroPhysics Treatment (NPT) Exercise Training & Education modules present a fundamentally different understanding of exercise, health, and human performance.
At its core, NPT does not view exercise as simply training muscles, improving “fitness,” or targeting isolated systems such as strength or cardiovascular capacity. Instead, exercise is understood as a living psychophysical system interacting with its environment. The critical question is not just what movement is being performed, but how the system perceives, organises, and responds to that movement — physically, emotionally, and cognitively.
This distinction is what separates NPT from conventional exercise approaches.
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To make these interactions observable and meaningful, NPT methodology reduces unnecessary “degrees of freedom” by placing the individual within stable, structured environments and clearly defined parameters. These include maintaining correct posture, using light loads, performing ultra-slow and seamless movements, preserving bilateral organisation, working with eyes closed where appropriate, and maintaining physical and emotional composure throughout.
These parameters are not arbitrary. They are designed to remove noise from the system, allowing hidden protective behaviours, perceptual errors, and overreactive defaults to become visible. Under these controlled conditions, exercise becomes far more than training — it becomes a precise method of assessment and system-wide refinement.
Students are introduced to key NeuroPhysics principles such as stable reference points, hemispheric balance, sensory-motor associative perceptual errors, and the role of structured “grids” in guiding and measuring change. These concepts provide a powerful framework for understanding how behaviour, perception, and physiology are interconnected and how they can be influenced in a predictable and meaningful way.
A key insight within NPT is that high performance in one domain does not necessarily reflect true system-wide robustness. In fact, over-specialisation can reduce adaptability.
For example, during a period where I was performing large volumes of high-intensity sprint training, I expected a light jog to be effortless. Instead, I struggled to complete a slow 1 km run, with my cardiovascular system overreacting and my quadriceps cramping unexpectedly. The experience was humbling, but it highlighted an important principle: a system can become highly efficient within one narrow demand while becoming less adaptable across broader conditions.
The same principle applies emotionally. When individuals become locked into rigid patterns of thought, fixed beliefs, or repetitive protective states, the system loses its even distribution of energy and information. As a result, it becomes increasingly sensitive to perturbation—where even minor challenges can provoke disproportionate reactions.
For this reason, NPT exercise methodology is not about simply increasing capacity. It is about developing organisation, adaptability, and control across a wide range of conditions.
This is achieved by helping individuals establish stable physical and emotional reference points throughout different phases of movement — during increasing load, decreasing load, transitions, and moments of uncertainty. The goal is not simply to tolerate stress, but to remain composed and organised as conditions change.
The advanced NPT programs build on this foundation by introducing controlled variability and perturbation. These are designed to test and strengthen the system’s ability to stabilise itself following disruption — a capacity that is directly transferable to real-world environments.
Ultimately, NPT exercise training develops systems that are not only stronger, but more adaptable, more resilient, and more capable of responding appropriately to the unpredictable nature of life.
This is not conventional exercise education.
It is a deeper exploration of how exercise can be used to observe, understand, and upgrade the way the human system functions as a whole.
Modules 1-4
Encompass the introduction to all of the exercises that are performed on NPT programmes 1-7.
The ultimate value and meaning of each exercise – the key parameters and terminology.
“Each module builds upon the last — not to add complexity, but to reveal it, organise it, and ultimately place it under your control.”
Module 5 – The Myth of “Cardio”
Rethinking the Cardiovascular Narrative
Challenge one of the most deeply ingrained concepts in the fitness industry. This module reframes “cardio exercise” as a misinterpreted construct and demonstrates that what matters is not the system being worked, but how the system perceives and responds to the work it is doing.
Module 6 – You and Your Program
Translating Principles into Daily Practice
A practical and accessible integration of the full NPT exercise framework. This module provides a clear, structured handout that helps clients understand their program, reinforcing consistency, ownership, and the transfer of these principles into real-world behaviour.
Module 7 – Advanced NeuroPhysics Programs
Building Robustness Through Variability
Move beyond controlled environments into dynamic, real-world application. This module introduces variability and perturbation to test and strengthen system resilience, adaptability, and the ability to remain organised under changing and unpredictable conditions.
Module 8 – Stretching Reconsidered
Debunking a Long-Held Assumption
A critical examination of stretching as it is commonly prescribed. This module challenges conventional beliefs and presents a NeuroPhysics-based understanding of why stretching may not achieve what it promises — and what should replace it.
Part 1: Exercise – Parameters and Key Terminologies
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Key learning objectives
- Name and identify the parameters used across all NeuroPhysics exercises.
- Name and identify key terminologies used in NeuroPhysics Programs and client sessions.
- Begin integrating the NPT theory by relating it to NPT practices.
Duration
The estimated completion time varies by topic and by individual study styles, reading and typing speeds, and native language. Completion time estimates range from a low of perhaps 12 hours for a few of the modules, to a high of perhaps 25-30 hours, depending on the module. All modules are presented in U.S. English.
Successful completion
The minimum score to pass individual assignments and tests is 80%. Successful completion of a module earns a Certificate of Completion from Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty. Ltd.
Acceptance of Terms & Conditions
These terms and conditions (“Terms”) govern your conduct in connection with registering for the single module you have selected (broadly referred to as “the Program”). By registering for the Program, you acknowledge that you have read and accept these Terms. If you do not agree to the Terms, do not proceed.
A reference in the Terms to “we”, “us” or “our” is a reference to Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty Ltd ABN 27 162 445 829, trading as Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy Training & Education.
“iCohere” refers to the iCohere Unified Learning System, a software platform for which Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty Ltd has a use license.
“LMS” refers to the iCohere Learning Management System where the Program’s online education takes place.
1. Your obligations
(a) By agreeing to the Terms and registering in the Program, you:
i. understand and agree that you have 75 calendar days of access to the LMS per module, starting from the date you are first provided access to the LMS to begin (“Access Period”).
ii. understand that if your final tests are submitted by the 60th day of the Access Period, their grades and instructor written feedback will be viewable by you until the end of the Access Period. This is to ensure you understand that final grading may take between 7-10 days to post to your gradebook.
iii. warrant that all information provided to us in connection with your registration is true and correct.
iv. confirm that you have access to the minimum requirements to undertake the Program: reliable internet connection, computer, laptop, or tablet with keyboard, keyboarding skills, and ability to open, use, and save Microsoft Word documents, and English language reading and writing skills.
v. confirm that you understand the LMS is not designed with smart phone accessibility.
vi. agree to retain a valid email address in your iCohere Profile page at all times during the Access Period which we will use to contact you for the duration of your Program;
vii. agree to keep your username and password to the LMS secure and not permit anyone else to access the LMS using your user information;
viii. must comply with codes of conduct, as contained herein and as may be amended from time to time;
ix. agree to comply with any terms and conditions of use of the Learning Management System (“LMS”);
x. confirm that you’ve read and understood all the information in these Terms and you agree to act in accordance with the Terms at all times;
xi. warrant that you are an individual capable to personally agree to the Terms.
(b) You acknowledge that you may be prevented from registering with us or have your registration cancelled if we determine that any of the above statements are untrue, or if you are otherwise in breach of these terms and conditions.
2. Our Obligations
(a) Subject to these terms and conditions, we will provide you with access to an online learning environment (“LMS”), which hosts the Program.
(b) During the Access Period, we will:
i. respond to your reasonable questions throughout your Program; and
ii. issue a Certificate of Module Completion upon your successful completion of your Program.
iii. provide you with access to student support services, and
iv. grade and provide feedback on your assignments and tests, and
v. notify you if iCohere notifies us of a technical downtime of unusual duration.
(c) From time to time we may make additions or amendments to the Program (including revising modules, learning materials and activities, and tests), policies, or procedures. Any such changes will be effective when made and incorporated into these Terms. Your continued use of the Program will be deemed acceptance of any changes to the Terms.
(d) In the event you later wish to enroll in one of our Certificate programs which also use the Program module you have registered for and successfully completed, we will transfer your single-module record to the Certificate program to ensure you are credited as having completed it.
3. Withdrawal and Refunds
(a) Registration fees are non-refundable. No request for refund will be granted.
(b) If you do not complete your Program within the Access Period, your enrolment will expire without refund. You may re-register at the regular price with a new 75-day Access Period.
4. Code of Conduct
(a) You must comply with any applicable Code of Conduct issued by us including those in these Terms. Such codes provide a clear understanding of the expectations and obligations we expect from you when participating in our Program with regard to personal and academic conduct. You are expected to comply with these principles for the duration of your enrolment.
(b) You must behave honestly, ethically and responsibly in all dealings with us and your fellow students, following these principles:
i. When communicating, focus on the situation, issue or behaviour, not on the person;
ii. Maintain and protect the self-confidence and esteem of others;
iii. Maintain constructive relationships with staff and fellow students;
iv. Maintain a professional attitude and commitment toward learning
v. Avoid the use of inappropriate language and behaviour in any communication with students and staff;
vi. If you don’t follow these behaviors and their underlying principles, based on the nature of your misconduct, you may potentially be withdrawn from your Program, and may incur financial penalties such as loss of enrolment and tuition fees.
5. LMS website use
(a) You agree to comply with any applicable terms and conditions for use of the LMS, any websites maintained by us, social media sites, and student platforms for the duration of your enrolment. If we consider that you’re not complying with these requirements, we may withdraw you from your Program, which may result in financial penalties such as loss of your Program fee.
(b) You agree that you will not upload or post any of the following content anywhere on our websites, the LMS, social media sites or any other website:
i. confidential information or other information that you do not have the right to disclose (whether under contractual obligation or otherwise);
ii. content that may be misleading or deceptive;
iii. negative or defamatory statements that may harm the reputation of us or any student or instructor;
iv. advertising, marketing or promotional material, or other unauthorised commercial communications (such as spam);
v. content which you do not have the right to upload, post, email or otherwise transmit, such as content which is protected by copyright, patent, trade mark, service mark or any other proprietary right (unless you have express, written permission from the owner and, where applicable, include appropriate acknowledgement);
vi. material which contains a virus or other harmful (or potentially harmful) code;
vii. content that defames, harasses, bullies or threatens others (this includes language which is lewd, aggressive, insulting, racist, sexually explicit, threatens bodily harm / death, general serious threat, planting statements to provoke third party stalking harassment
viii. content that discusses illegal activities, with the intent to commit (or encourage others to commit) such illegal activities;
ix. content that contains obscene or offensive language or images (such as pornography or nudity);
x. content that is unlawful;
xi. content that is otherwise harmful (or potentially harmful) to us or other users of the websites.
(c) We reserve the right to remove any content from our websites, social media sites or the LMS in our sole discretion, but are not required to do so. If content you have posted is removed, you may not be notified that this has occurred. You acknowledge that we do not screen or moderate all content posted to the LMS or our websites by users, and release us from any liability in respect of loss or damage suffered due to the use of the LMS or our websites.
(d) The Program uses self-paced learning, which means you complete the components of the Program at your own pace within the Program’s access period. These Terms and Conditions stipulate your registered enrolment and LMS access period as 75 calendar days. It is your individual responsibility to manage your schedule to complete the Module within the Access Period.
(e) To help you manage your time for successful completion, the Program publishes estimated time ranges to complete various learning activities. These are unofficial estimates and may be shorter or longer than the time you actually spend.
6. Copyright
(a) You acknowledge that all Program content is protected by copyright for your sole individual purpose of studying as a registered student, and it must not be distributed, copied or shared in any form by any means for any reason.
(b) You agree that you will only use Program content for your personal study, the only way that is permitted by these Terms.
7. Privacy Policy
By enrolling in your Program with us you consent to us using the information provided by you for the purposes of our providing services to you under the Terms. We will not share or sell any of your personal information with any third party. You:
(a) agree that we may collect personal information (including sensitive information) about you for the purposes of enrolling you in the Program, processing your enrolment application, managing your participation in your Program, administering your permanent student record, improving our education programming, communicating with you about your Program, educational programs related thereto, and about Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy.
(b) consent to us disclosing your personal information to relevant government authorities only as required by law;
(c) agree that we may include some items of your anonymous personal information such as gender, age, state/province and country with others’ anonymous information of the same kind in aggregated sets for our purposes only to inform marketing of Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy education.
(d) understand that during your initial logging onto the LMS, you will be presented the iCohere policies including privacy policy for your membership on that platform. Some information collected by the iCohere LMS platform will not in itself identify you, but will provide information about your use of the website (for example ‘cookies’). You agree that we and iCohere may collect and use this data to track use of the website, support your progress, and/or to help improve delivery of education services.
8. Confidentiality
(a) You agree that for the purposes of the Terms:
“Confidential Information” means all information (written, video, or otherwise) relating to and provided by the Program, including (without limitation) Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy, exercise prescription and technique, Program material, and other knowledge, techniques and/or processes in relation to the Program, whether owned by us or any associated or related entity, but does not include information which:
i. was known to you prior to its disclosure by us;
ii. enters the public domain otherwise than by your default;
iii. was obtained in good faith from a source other than us or an entity that is associated or related to us, and that was entitled to provide it.
“Permitted Purpose” means for the purposes of your single-student study use as you undertake the Program in accordance with these Terms.
(b) You agree to keep the Confidential Information confidential and shall not, without our prior written consent, disclose any of the Confidential Information to any third party, unless required by law.
(c) You agree that you will not use the Confidential Information for any purpose other than the Permitted Purpose or do anything in relation to the Confidential Information which might be directly or indirectly detrimental to us.
(d) You agree that you will not make copies or otherwise share any Confidential Information and shall return all copies of the Confidential Information provided by us immediately upon being requested to do so.
(e) You acknowledge that monetary damages alone shall be an insufficient remedy for a breach of the provisions of the Terms and that we shall be entitled to injunctive relief to restrain a breach or threatened breach.
9. Warranties
(a) You acknowledge that no warranty is provided by us in respect of any of the Program material, and you accept all liability for your actions.
(b) The Program is sold on a “as is” basis, and you acknowledge that our maximum liability in respect of any action whatsoever shall be limited to the amount of Program fees paid by you under the Terms.
(c) We do not warrant that the LMS will be constantly available or that your access to the LMS will be uninterrupted or error free. The LMS may be unavailable from time to time due to scheduled maintenance, external intruders (e.g., hackers), virus, worm, or denial of service attacks, power failures or other factors, and you release us from any liability arising from any loss or damage suffered by the unavailability of the LMS.
10. General
(a) These Terms constitute the entire agreement between you and us and governs your use of the Program.
(b) The Terms are governed by and is to be construed in accordance with the law applicable in Queensland. Each party irrevocably and unconditionally submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Queensland and any courts which may hear appeals from those courts in respect of any proceedings in connection with the Terms.
(c) If any part of the Terms is held invalid or unenforceable, that portion shall be construed in a manner consistent with applicable law to reflect, as nearly as possible, the original intentions of the parties, and the remaining portions shall remain in full force and effect.
(d) The Terms may only be varied:
i. if we notify you of changes to the Terms in writing or
ii. if you make a request to which all parties agree in writing.
(e) Our failure to enforce any right or provisions in the Terms will not constitute a waiver of such or any other provision. We will not be responsible for any failure to fulfil any obligations due to causes beyond its control.
(f) You acknowledge that any notices we send to you (including notice of changes to these Terms) will become effective immediately on being sent, and that your email used in registration is our official means of contacting you.
ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS
• I acknowledge that I have read the terms and conditions of registration, I understand them, and I am aware of my rights and obligations.
• I agree to abide by all of the policies, procedures, terms and conditions.
Part 2: Exercise Program 1
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What you will learn
The purpose of Part 2, 3 and 4 is two-fold:
- To outline a start-to-finish assessment of the client, introduction, and guidelines of your role as a therapist.
- To introduce and explain each of Programs 1 and 2 main muscle groups and small muscle group exercises in detail, incorporating movement-specific parameters and rationale.
By the end, you will have all of the knowledge required to take your client through their first sessions.
Key learning objectives
This module is designed to support your accomplishment of the following broad learning objectives, so you will be able to:
- Name and identify the exercise equipment used in NeuroPhysics Therapy for each of the large muscle groups in program 1.
- Value and understand the reasons for using each of the exercises, including the psychological, physiological, and environmental impacts.
- Understand the explanations given in the video exercise demonstrations and why they are important to supply to clients.
- Understand the proper exercise techniques required and never allowed to become ‘sloppy.’
- Understand the rationale and exercises of NPT Programs 1.
Duration
The estimated completion time varies by topic and by individual study styles, reading and typing speeds, and native language. Completion time estimates range from a low of perhaps 12 hours for a few of the modules, to a high of perhaps 25-30 hours, depending on the module. All modules are presented in U.S. English.
Successful completion
The minimum score to pass individual assignments and tests is 80%. Successful completion of a module earns a Certificate of Completion from Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty. Ltd.
Acceptance of Terms & Conditions
These terms and conditions (“Terms”) govern your conduct in connection with registering for the single module you have selected (broadly referred to as “the Program”). By registering for the Program, you acknowledge that you have read and accept these Terms. If you do not agree to the Terms, do not proceed.
A reference in the Terms to “we”, “us” or “our” is a reference to Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty Ltd ABN 27 162 445 829, trading as Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy Training & Education.
“iCohere” refers to the iCohere Unified Learning System, a software platform for which Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty Ltd has a use license.
“LMS” refers to the iCohere Learning Management System where the Program’s online education takes place.
1. Your obligations
(a) By agreeing to the Terms and registering in the Program, you:
i. understand and agree that you have 75 calendar days of access to the LMS per module, starting from the date you are first provided access to the LMS to begin (“Access Period”).
ii. understand that if your final tests are submitted by the 60th day of the Access Period, their grades and instructor written feedback will be viewable by you until the end of the Access Period. This is to ensure you understand that final grading may take between 7-10 days to post to your gradebook.
iii. warrant that all information provided to us in connection with your registration is true and correct.
iv. confirm that you have access to the minimum requirements to undertake the Program: reliable internet connection, computer, laptop, or tablet with keyboard, keyboarding skills, and ability to open, use, and save Microsoft Word documents, and English language reading and writing skills.
v. confirm that you understand the LMS is not designed with smart phone accessibility.
vi. agree to retain a valid email address in your iCohere Profile page at all times during the Access Period which we will use to contact you for the duration of your Program;
vii. agree to keep your username and password to the LMS secure and not permit anyone else to access the LMS using your user information;
viii. must comply with codes of conduct, as contained herein and as may be amended from time to time;
ix. agree to comply with any terms and conditions of use of the Learning Management System (“LMS”);
x. confirm that you’ve read and understood all the information in these Terms and you agree to act in accordance with the Terms at all times;
xi. warrant that you are an individual capable to personally agree to the Terms.
(b) You acknowledge that you may be prevented from registering with us or have your registration cancelled if we determine that any of the above statements are untrue, or if you are otherwise in breach of these terms and conditions.
2. Our Obligations
(a) Subject to these terms and conditions, we will provide you with access to an online learning environment (“LMS”), which hosts the Program.
(b) During the Access Period, we will:
i. respond to your reasonable questions throughout your Program; and
ii. issue a Certificate of Module Completion upon your successful completion of your Program.
iii. provide you with access to student support services, and
iv. grade and provide feedback on your assignments and tests, and
v. notify you if iCohere notifies us of a technical downtime of unusual duration.
(c) From time to time we may make additions or amendments to the Program (including revising modules, learning materials and activities, and tests), policies, or procedures. Any such changes will be effective when made and incorporated into these Terms. Your continued use of the Program will be deemed acceptance of any changes to the Terms.
(d) In the event you later wish to enroll in one of our Certificate programs which also use the Program module you have registered for and successfully completed, we will transfer your single-module record to the Certificate program to ensure you are credited as having completed it.
3. Withdrawal and Refunds
(a) Registration fees are non-refundable. No request for refund will be granted.
(b) If you do not complete your Program within the Access Period, your enrolment will expire without refund. You may re-register at the regular price with a new 75-day Access Period.
4. Code of Conduct
(a) You must comply with any applicable Code of Conduct issued by us including those in these Terms. Such codes provide a clear understanding of the expectations and obligations we expect from you when participating in our Program with regard to personal and academic conduct. You are expected to comply with these principles for the duration of your enrolment.
(b) You must behave honestly, ethically and responsibly in all dealings with us and your fellow students, following these principles:
i. When communicating, focus on the situation, issue or behaviour, not on the person;
ii. Maintain and protect the self-confidence and esteem of others;
iii. Maintain constructive relationships with staff and fellow students;
iv. Maintain a professional attitude and commitment toward learning
v. Avoid the use of inappropriate language and behaviour in any communication with students and staff;
vi. If you don’t follow these behaviors and their underlying principles, based on the nature of your misconduct, you may potentially be withdrawn from your Program, and may incur financial penalties such as loss of enrolment and tuition fees.
5. LMS website use
(a) You agree to comply with any applicable terms and conditions for use of the LMS, any websites maintained by us, social media sites, and student platforms for the duration of your enrolment. If we consider that you’re not complying with these requirements, we may withdraw you from your Program, which may result in financial penalties such as loss of your Program fee.
(b) You agree that you will not upload or post any of the following content anywhere on our websites, the LMS, social media sites or any other website:
i. confidential information or other information that you do not have the right to disclose (whether under contractual obligation or otherwise);
ii. content that may be misleading or deceptive;
iii. negative or defamatory statements that may harm the reputation of us or any student or instructor;
iv. advertising, marketing or promotional material, or other unauthorised commercial communications (such as spam);
v. content which you do not have the right to upload, post, email or otherwise transmit, such as content which is protected by copyright, patent, trade mark, service mark or any other proprietary right (unless you have express, written permission from the owner and, where applicable, include appropriate acknowledgement);
vi. material which contains a virus or other harmful (or potentially harmful) code;
vii. content that defames, harasses, bullies or threatens others (this includes language which is lewd, aggressive, insulting, racist, sexually explicit, threatens bodily harm / death, general serious threat, planting statements to provoke third party stalking harassment
viii. content that discusses illegal activities, with the intent to commit (or encourage others to commit) such illegal activities;
ix. content that contains obscene or offensive language or images (such as pornography or nudity);
x. content that is unlawful;
xi. content that is otherwise harmful (or potentially harmful) to us or other users of the websites.
(c) We reserve the right to remove any content from our websites, social media sites or the LMS in our sole discretion, but are not required to do so. If content you have posted is removed, you may not be notified that this has occurred. You acknowledge that we do not screen or moderate all content posted to the LMS or our websites by users, and release us from any liability in respect of loss or damage suffered due to the use of the LMS or our websites.
(d) The Program uses self-paced learning, which means you complete the components of the Program at your own pace within the Program’s access period. These Terms and Conditions stipulate your registered enrolment and LMS access period as 75 calendar days. It is your individual responsibility to manage your schedule to complete the Module within the Access Period.
(e) To help you manage your time for successful completion, the Program publishes estimated time ranges to complete various learning activities. These are unofficial estimates and may be shorter or longer than the time you actually spend.
6. Copyright
(a) You acknowledge that all Program content is protected by copyright for your sole individual purpose of studying as a registered student, and it must not be distributed, copied or shared in any form by any means for any reason.
(b) You agree that you will only use Program content for your personal study, the only way that is permitted by these Terms.
7. Privacy Policy
By enrolling in your Program with us you consent to us using the information provided by you for the purposes of our providing services to you under the Terms. We will not share or sell any of your personal information with any third party. You:
(a) agree that we may collect personal information (including sensitive information) about you for the purposes of enrolling you in the Program, processing your enrolment application, managing your participation in your Program, administering your permanent student record, improving our education programming, communicating with you about your Program, educational programs related thereto, and about Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy.
(b) consent to us disclosing your personal information to relevant government authorities only as required by law;
(c) agree that we may include some items of your anonymous personal information such as gender, age, state/province and country with others’ anonymous information of the same kind in aggregated sets for our purposes only to inform marketing of Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy education.
(d) understand that during your initial logging onto the LMS, you will be presented the iCohere policies including privacy policy for your membership on that platform. Some information collected by the iCohere LMS platform will not in itself identify you, but will provide information about your use of the website (for example ‘cookies’). You agree that we and iCohere may collect and use this data to track use of the website, support your progress, and/or to help improve delivery of education services.
8. Confidentiality
(a) You agree that for the purposes of the Terms:
“Confidential Information” means all information (written, video, or otherwise) relating to and provided by the Program, including (without limitation) Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy, exercise prescription and technique, Program material, and other knowledge, techniques and/or processes in relation to the Program, whether owned by us or any associated or related entity, but does not include information which:
i. was known to you prior to its disclosure by us;
ii. enters the public domain otherwise than by your default;
iii. was obtained in good faith from a source other than us or an entity that is associated or related to us, and that was entitled to provide it.
“Permitted Purpose” means for the purposes of your single-student study use as you undertake the Program in accordance with these Terms.
(b) You agree to keep the Confidential Information confidential and shall not, without our prior written consent, disclose any of the Confidential Information to any third party, unless required by law.
(c) You agree that you will not use the Confidential Information for any purpose other than the Permitted Purpose or do anything in relation to the Confidential Information which might be directly or indirectly detrimental to us.
(d) You agree that you will not make copies or otherwise share any Confidential Information and shall return all copies of the Confidential Information provided by us immediately upon being requested to do so.
(e) You acknowledge that monetary damages alone shall be an insufficient remedy for a breach of the provisions of the Terms and that we shall be entitled to injunctive relief to restrain a breach or threatened breach.
9. Warranties
(a) You acknowledge that no warranty is provided by us in respect of any of the Program material, and you accept all liability for your actions.
(b) The Program is sold on a “as is” basis, and you acknowledge that our maximum liability in respect of any action whatsoever shall be limited to the amount of Program fees paid by you under the Terms.
(c) We do not warrant that the LMS will be constantly available or that your access to the LMS will be uninterrupted or error free. The LMS may be unavailable from time to time due to scheduled maintenance, external intruders (e.g., hackers), virus, worm, or denial of service attacks, power failures or other factors, and you release us from any liability arising from any loss or damage suffered by the unavailability of the LMS.
10. General
(a) These Terms constitute the entire agreement between you and us and governs your use of the Program.
(b) The Terms are governed by and is to be construed in accordance with the law applicable in Queensland. Each party irrevocably and unconditionally submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Queensland and any courts which may hear appeals from those courts in respect of any proceedings in connection with the Terms.
(c) If any part of the Terms is held invalid or unenforceable, that portion shall be construed in a manner consistent with applicable law to reflect, as nearly as possible, the original intentions of the parties, and the remaining portions shall remain in full force and effect.
(d) The Terms may only be varied:
i. if we notify you of changes to the Terms in writing or
ii. if you make a request to which all parties agree in writing.
(e) Our failure to enforce any right or provisions in the Terms will not constitute a waiver of such or any other provision. We will not be responsible for any failure to fulfil any obligations due to causes beyond its control.
(f) You acknowledge that any notices we send to you (including notice of changes to these Terms) will become effective immediately on being sent, and that your email used in registration is our official means of contacting you.
ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS
• I acknowledge that I have read the terms and conditions of registration, I understand them, and I am aware of my rights and obligations.
• I agree to abide by all of the policies, procedures, terms and conditions.
Part 3: Exercise Program 2
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Key learning objectives
This module is designed to support your accomplishment of the following broad learning objectives, so you will be able to:
- Name and identify the exercise equipment used in NeuroPhysics Therapy for each of the large muscle groups in Program 2.
- Value and understand the reasons for using each of the exercises, including the psychological, physiological, and environmental impacts.
- Understand the explanations given in the video exercise demonstrations and why they are important to supply to clients.
- Understand the proper exercise techniques required and never allow the parameters to become ‘sloppy.’
- Understand the rationale and exercises of NPT Programs 2.
Duration
The estimated completion time varies by topic and by individual study styles, reading and typing speeds, and native language. Completion time estimates range from a low of perhaps 12 hours for a few of the modules, to a high of perhaps 25-30 hours, depending on the module. All modules are presented in U.S. English.
Successful completion
The minimum score to pass individual assignments and tests is 80%. Successful completion of a module earns a Certificate of Completion from Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty. Ltd.
Acceptance of Terms & Conditions
These terms and conditions (“Terms”) govern your conduct in connection with registering for the single module you have selected (broadly referred to as “the Program”). By registering for the Program, you acknowledge that you have read and accept these Terms. If you do not agree to the Terms, do not proceed.
A reference in the Terms to “we”, “us” or “our” is a reference to Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty Ltd ABN 27 162 445 829, trading as Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy Training & Education.
“iCohere” refers to the iCohere Unified Learning System, a software platform for which Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty Ltd has a use license.
“LMS” refers to the iCohere Learning Management System where the Program’s online education takes place.
1. Your obligations
(a) By agreeing to the Terms and registering in the Program, you:
i. understand and agree that you have 75 calendar days of access to the LMS per module, starting from the date you are first provided access to the LMS to begin (“Access Period”).
ii. understand that if your final tests are submitted by the 60th day of the Access Period, their grades and instructor written feedback will be viewable by you until the end of the Access Period. This is to ensure you understand that final grading may take between 7-10 days to post to your gradebook.
iii. warrant that all information provided to us in connection with your registration is true and correct.
iv. confirm that you have access to the minimum requirements to undertake the Program: reliable internet connection, computer, laptop, or tablet with keyboard, keyboarding skills, and ability to open, use, and save Microsoft Word documents, and English language reading and writing skills.
v. confirm that you understand the LMS is not designed with smart phone accessibility.
vi. agree to retain a valid email address in your iCohere Profile page at all times during the Access Period which we will use to contact you for the duration of your Program;
vii. agree to keep your username and password to the LMS secure and not permit anyone else to access the LMS using your user information;
viii. must comply with codes of conduct, as contained herein and as may be amended from time to time;
ix. agree to comply with any terms and conditions of use of the Learning Management System (“LMS”);
x. confirm that you’ve read and understood all the information in these Terms and you agree to act in accordance with the Terms at all times;
xi. warrant that you are an individual capable to personally agree to the Terms.
(b) You acknowledge that you may be prevented from registering with us or have your registration cancelled if we determine that any of the above statements are untrue, or if you are otherwise in breach of these terms and conditions.
2. Our Obligations
(a) Subject to these terms and conditions, we will provide you with access to an online learning environment (“LMS”), which hosts the Program.
(b) During the Access Period, we will:
i. respond to your reasonable questions throughout your Program; and
ii. issue a Certificate of Module Completion upon your successful completion of your Program.
iii. provide you with access to student support services, and
iv. grade and provide feedback on your assignments and tests, and
v. notify you if iCohere notifies us of a technical downtime of unusual duration.
(c) From time to time we may make additions or amendments to the Program (including revising modules, learning materials and activities, and tests), policies, or procedures. Any such changes will be effective when made and incorporated into these Terms. Your continued use of the Program will be deemed acceptance of any changes to the Terms.
(d) In the event you later wish to enroll in one of our Certificate programs which also use the Program module you have registered for and successfully completed, we will transfer your single-module record to the Certificate program to ensure you are credited as having completed it.
3. Withdrawal and Refunds
(a) Registration fees are non-refundable. No request for refund will be granted.
(b) If you do not complete your Program within the Access Period, your enrolment will expire without refund. You may re-register at the regular price with a new 75-day Access Period.
4. Code of Conduct
(a) You must comply with any applicable Code of Conduct issued by us including those in these Terms. Such codes provide a clear understanding of the expectations and obligations we expect from you when participating in our Program with regard to personal and academic conduct. You are expected to comply with these principles for the duration of your enrolment.
(b) You must behave honestly, ethically and responsibly in all dealings with us and your fellow students, following these principles:
i. When communicating, focus on the situation, issue or behaviour, not on the person;
ii. Maintain and protect the self-confidence and esteem of others;
iii. Maintain constructive relationships with staff and fellow students;
iv. Maintain a professional attitude and commitment toward learning
v. Avoid the use of inappropriate language and behaviour in any communication with students and staff;
vi. If you don’t follow these behaviors and their underlying principles, based on the nature of your misconduct, you may potentially be withdrawn from your Program, and may incur financial penalties such as loss of enrolment and tuition fees.
5. LMS website use
(a) You agree to comply with any applicable terms and conditions for use of the LMS, any websites maintained by us, social media sites, and student platforms for the duration of your enrolment. If we consider that you’re not complying with these requirements, we may withdraw you from your Program, which may result in financial penalties such as loss of your Program fee.
(b) You agree that you will not upload or post any of the following content anywhere on our websites, the LMS, social media sites or any other website:
i. confidential information or other information that you do not have the right to disclose (whether under contractual obligation or otherwise);
ii. content that may be misleading or deceptive;
iii. negative or defamatory statements that may harm the reputation of us or any student or instructor;
iv. advertising, marketing or promotional material, or other unauthorised commercial communications (such as spam);
v. content which you do not have the right to upload, post, email or otherwise transmit, such as content which is protected by copyright, patent, trade mark, service mark or any other proprietary right (unless you have express, written permission from the owner and, where applicable, include appropriate acknowledgement);
vi. material which contains a virus or other harmful (or potentially harmful) code;
vii. content that defames, harasses, bullies or threatens others (this includes language which is lewd, aggressive, insulting, racist, sexually explicit, threatens bodily harm / death, general serious threat, planting statements to provoke third party stalking harassment
viii. content that discusses illegal activities, with the intent to commit (or encourage others to commit) such illegal activities;
ix. content that contains obscene or offensive language or images (such as pornography or nudity);
x. content that is unlawful;
xi. content that is otherwise harmful (or potentially harmful) to us or other users of the websites.
(c) We reserve the right to remove any content from our websites, social media sites or the LMS in our sole discretion, but are not required to do so. If content you have posted is removed, you may not be notified that this has occurred. You acknowledge that we do not screen or moderate all content posted to the LMS or our websites by users, and release us from any liability in respect of loss or damage suffered due to the use of the LMS or our websites.
(d) The Program uses self-paced learning, which means you complete the components of the Program at your own pace within the Program’s access period. These Terms and Conditions stipulate your registered enrolment and LMS access period as 75 calendar days. It is your individual responsibility to manage your schedule to complete the Module within the Access Period.
(e) To help you manage your time for successful completion, the Program publishes estimated time ranges to complete various learning activities. These are unofficial estimates and may be shorter or longer than the time you actually spend.
6. Copyright
(a) You acknowledge that all Program content is protected by copyright for your sole individual purpose of studying as a registered student, and it must not be distributed, copied or shared in any form by any means for any reason.
(b) You agree that you will only use Program content for your personal study, the only way that is permitted by these Terms.
7. Privacy Policy
By enrolling in your Program with us you consent to us using the information provided by you for the purposes of our providing services to you under the Terms. We will not share or sell any of your personal information with any third party. You:
(a) agree that we may collect personal information (including sensitive information) about you for the purposes of enrolling you in the Program, processing your enrolment application, managing your participation in your Program, administering your permanent student record, improving our education programming, communicating with you about your Program, educational programs related thereto, and about Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy.
(b) consent to us disclosing your personal information to relevant government authorities only as required by law;
(c) agree that we may include some items of your anonymous personal information such as gender, age, state/province and country with others’ anonymous information of the same kind in aggregated sets for our purposes only to inform marketing of Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy education.
(d) understand that during your initial logging onto the LMS, you will be presented the iCohere policies including privacy policy for your membership on that platform. Some information collected by the iCohere LMS platform will not in itself identify you, but will provide information about your use of the website (for example ‘cookies’). You agree that we and iCohere may collect and use this data to track use of the website, support your progress, and/or to help improve delivery of education services.
8. Confidentiality
(a) You agree that for the purposes of the Terms:
“Confidential Information” means all information (written, video, or otherwise) relating to and provided by the Program, including (without limitation) Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy, exercise prescription and technique, Program material, and other knowledge, techniques and/or processes in relation to the Program, whether owned by us or any associated or related entity, but does not include information which:
i. was known to you prior to its disclosure by us;
ii. enters the public domain otherwise than by your default;
iii. was obtained in good faith from a source other than us or an entity that is associated or related to us, and that was entitled to provide it.
“Permitted Purpose” means for the purposes of your single-student study use as you undertake the Program in accordance with these Terms.
(b) You agree to keep the Confidential Information confidential and shall not, without our prior written consent, disclose any of the Confidential Information to any third party, unless required by law.
(c) You agree that you will not use the Confidential Information for any purpose other than the Permitted Purpose or do anything in relation to the Confidential Information which might be directly or indirectly detrimental to us.
(d) You agree that you will not make copies or otherwise share any Confidential Information and shall return all copies of the Confidential Information provided by us immediately upon being requested to do so.
(e) You acknowledge that monetary damages alone shall be an insufficient remedy for a breach of the provisions of the Terms and that we shall be entitled to injunctive relief to restrain a breach or threatened breach.
9. Warranties
(a) You acknowledge that no warranty is provided by us in respect of any of the Program material, and you accept all liability for your actions.
(b) The Program is sold on a “as is” basis, and you acknowledge that our maximum liability in respect of any action whatsoever shall be limited to the amount of Program fees paid by you under the Terms.
(c) We do not warrant that the LMS will be constantly available or that your access to the LMS will be uninterrupted or error free. The LMS may be unavailable from time to time due to scheduled maintenance, external intruders (e.g., hackers), virus, worm, or denial of service attacks, power failures or other factors, and you release us from any liability arising from any loss or damage suffered by the unavailability of the LMS.
10. General
(a) These Terms constitute the entire agreement between you and us and governs your use of the Program.
(b) The Terms are governed by and is to be construed in accordance with the law applicable in Queensland. Each party irrevocably and unconditionally submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Queensland and any courts which may hear appeals from those courts in respect of any proceedings in connection with the Terms.
(c) If any part of the Terms is held invalid or unenforceable, that portion shall be construed in a manner consistent with applicable law to reflect, as nearly as possible, the original intentions of the parties, and the remaining portions shall remain in full force and effect.
(d) The Terms may only be varied:
i. if we notify you of changes to the Terms in writing or
ii. if you make a request to which all parties agree in writing.
(e) Our failure to enforce any right or provisions in the Terms will not constitute a waiver of such or any other provision. We will not be responsible for any failure to fulfil any obligations due to causes beyond its control.
(f) You acknowledge that any notices we send to you (including notice of changes to these Terms) will become effective immediately on being sent, and that your email used in registration is our official means of contacting you.
ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS
• I acknowledge that I have read the terms and conditions of registration, I understand them, and I am aware of my rights and obligations.
• I agree to abide by all of the policies, procedures, terms and conditions.
Part 4: Exercise – Small Muscle Groups
Accordion Title
Accordion Content
Key learning objectives
The same key learning objectives apply to part 4 as in part 2 and 3.
Part 4 introduces all the small muscle group resistance exercises, being the exercises for the Shoulders, Triceps and Biceps, explaining why these exercises are only introduced once the client has established a good relationship and technique with all of the exercises on Program 1 and 2 and the importance of strictly adhering to all of the parameters relating to flow and distribution of load throughout the whole entire system.
This then completes all of the exercises the client will perform until they arrive at Program 7, when they will be introduced to all of the exercise that they will perform in the advanced programs.
Duration
The estimated completion time varies by topic and by individual study styles, reading and typing speeds, and native language. Completion time estimates range from a low of perhaps 12 hours for a few of the modules, to a high of perhaps 25-30 hours, depending on the module. All modules are presented in U.S. English.
Successful completion
The minimum score to pass individual assignments and tests is 80%. Successful completion of a module earns a Certificate of Completion from Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty. Ltd.
Acceptance of Terms & Conditions
These terms and conditions (“Terms”) govern your conduct in connection with registering for the single module you have selected (broadly referred to as “the Program”). By registering for the Program, you acknowledge that you have read and accept these Terms. If you do not agree to the Terms, do not proceed.
A reference in the Terms to “we”, “us” or “our” is a reference to Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty Ltd ABN 27 162 445 829, trading as Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy Training & Education.
“iCohere” refers to the iCohere Unified Learning System, a software platform for which Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty Ltd has a use license.
“LMS” refers to the iCohere Learning Management System where the Program’s online education takes place.
1. Your obligations
(a) By agreeing to the Terms and registering in the Program, you:
i. understand and agree that you have 75 calendar days of access to the LMS per module, starting from the date you are first provided access to the LMS to begin (“Access Period”).
ii. understand that if your final tests are submitted by the 60th day of the Access Period, their grades and instructor written feedback will be viewable by you until the end of the Access Period. This is to ensure you understand that final grading may take between 7-10 days to post to your gradebook.
iii. warrant that all information provided to us in connection with your registration is true and correct.
iv. confirm that you have access to the minimum requirements to undertake the Program: reliable internet connection, computer, laptop, or tablet with keyboard, keyboarding skills, and ability to open, use, and save Microsoft Word documents, and English language reading and writing skills.
v. confirm that you understand the LMS is not designed with smart phone accessibility.
vi. agree to retain a valid email address in your iCohere Profile page at all times during the Access Period which we will use to contact you for the duration of your Program;
vii. agree to keep your username and password to the LMS secure and not permit anyone else to access the LMS using your user information;
viii. must comply with codes of conduct, as contained herein and as may be amended from time to time;
ix. agree to comply with any terms and conditions of use of the Learning Management System (“LMS”);
x. confirm that you’ve read and understood all the information in these Terms and you agree to act in accordance with the Terms at all times;
xi. warrant that you are an individual capable to personally agree to the Terms.
(b) You acknowledge that you may be prevented from registering with us or have your registration cancelled if we determine that any of the above statements are untrue, or if you are otherwise in breach of these terms and conditions.
2. Our Obligations
(a) Subject to these terms and conditions, we will provide you with access to an online learning environment (“LMS”), which hosts the Program.
(b) During the Access Period, we will:
i. respond to your reasonable questions throughout your Program; and
ii. issue a Certificate of Module Completion upon your successful completion of your Program.
iii. provide you with access to student support services, and
iv. grade and provide feedback on your assignments and tests, and
v. notify you if iCohere notifies us of a technical downtime of unusual duration.
(c) From time to time we may make additions or amendments to the Program (including revising modules, learning materials and activities, and tests), policies, or procedures. Any such changes will be effective when made and incorporated into these Terms. Your continued use of the Program will be deemed acceptance of any changes to the Terms.
(d) In the event you later wish to enroll in one of our Certificate programs which also use the Program module you have registered for and successfully completed, we will transfer your single-module record to the Certificate program to ensure you are credited as having completed it.
3. Withdrawal and Refunds
(a) Registration fees are non-refundable. No request for refund will be granted.
(b) If you do not complete your Program within the Access Period, your enrolment will expire without refund. You may re-register at the regular price with a new 75-day Access Period.
4. Code of Conduct
(a) You must comply with any applicable Code of Conduct issued by us including those in these Terms. Such codes provide a clear understanding of the expectations and obligations we expect from you when participating in our Program with regard to personal and academic conduct. You are expected to comply with these principles for the duration of your enrolment.
(b) You must behave honestly, ethically and responsibly in all dealings with us and your fellow students, following these principles:
i. When communicating, focus on the situation, issue or behaviour, not on the person;
ii. Maintain and protect the self-confidence and esteem of others;
iii. Maintain constructive relationships with staff and fellow students;
iv. Maintain a professional attitude and commitment toward learning
v. Avoid the use of inappropriate language and behaviour in any communication with students and staff;
vi. If you don’t follow these behaviors and their underlying principles, based on the nature of your misconduct, you may potentially be withdrawn from your Program, and may incur financial penalties such as loss of enrolment and tuition fees.
5. LMS website use
(a) You agree to comply with any applicable terms and conditions for use of the LMS, any websites maintained by us, social media sites, and student platforms for the duration of your enrolment. If we consider that you’re not complying with these requirements, we may withdraw you from your Program, which may result in financial penalties such as loss of your Program fee.
(b) You agree that you will not upload or post any of the following content anywhere on our websites, the LMS, social media sites or any other website:
i. confidential information or other information that you do not have the right to disclose (whether under contractual obligation or otherwise);
ii. content that may be misleading or deceptive;
iii. negative or defamatory statements that may harm the reputation of us or any student or instructor;
iv. advertising, marketing or promotional material, or other unauthorised commercial communications (such as spam);
v. content which you do not have the right to upload, post, email or otherwise transmit, such as content which is protected by copyright, patent, trade mark, service mark or any other proprietary right (unless you have express, written permission from the owner and, where applicable, include appropriate acknowledgement);
vi. material which contains a virus or other harmful (or potentially harmful) code;
vii. content that defames, harasses, bullies or threatens others (this includes language which is lewd, aggressive, insulting, racist, sexually explicit, threatens bodily harm / death, general serious threat, planting statements to provoke third party stalking harassment
viii. content that discusses illegal activities, with the intent to commit (or encourage others to commit) such illegal activities;
ix. content that contains obscene or offensive language or images (such as pornography or nudity);
x. content that is unlawful;
xi. content that is otherwise harmful (or potentially harmful) to us or other users of the websites.
(c) We reserve the right to remove any content from our websites, social media sites or the LMS in our sole discretion, but are not required to do so. If content you have posted is removed, you may not be notified that this has occurred. You acknowledge that we do not screen or moderate all content posted to the LMS or our websites by users, and release us from any liability in respect of loss or damage suffered due to the use of the LMS or our websites.
(d) The Program uses self-paced learning, which means you complete the components of the Program at your own pace within the Program’s access period. These Terms and Conditions stipulate your registered enrolment and LMS access period as 75 calendar days. It is your individual responsibility to manage your schedule to complete the Module within the Access Period.
(e) To help you manage your time for successful completion, the Program publishes estimated time ranges to complete various learning activities. These are unofficial estimates and may be shorter or longer than the time you actually spend.
6. Copyright
(a) You acknowledge that all Program content is protected by copyright for your sole individual purpose of studying as a registered student, and it must not be distributed, copied or shared in any form by any means for any reason.
(b) You agree that you will only use Program content for your personal study, the only way that is permitted by these Terms.
7. Privacy Policy
By enrolling in your Program with us you consent to us using the information provided by you for the purposes of our providing services to you under the Terms. We will not share or sell any of your personal information with any third party. You:
(a) agree that we may collect personal information (including sensitive information) about you for the purposes of enrolling you in the Program, processing your enrolment application, managing your participation in your Program, administering your permanent student record, improving our education programming, communicating with you about your Program, educational programs related thereto, and about Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy.
(b) consent to us disclosing your personal information to relevant government authorities only as required by law;
(c) agree that we may include some items of your anonymous personal information such as gender, age, state/province and country with others’ anonymous information of the same kind in aggregated sets for our purposes only to inform marketing of Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy education.
(d) understand that during your initial logging onto the LMS, you will be presented the iCohere policies including privacy policy for your membership on that platform. Some information collected by the iCohere LMS platform will not in itself identify you, but will provide information about your use of the website (for example ‘cookies’). You agree that we and iCohere may collect and use this data to track use of the website, support your progress, and/or to help improve delivery of education services.
8. Confidentiality
(a) You agree that for the purposes of the Terms:
“Confidential Information” means all information (written, video, or otherwise) relating to and provided by the Program, including (without limitation) Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy, exercise prescription and technique, Program material, and other knowledge, techniques and/or processes in relation to the Program, whether owned by us or any associated or related entity, but does not include information which:
i. was known to you prior to its disclosure by us;
ii. enters the public domain otherwise than by your default;
iii. was obtained in good faith from a source other than us or an entity that is associated or related to us, and that was entitled to provide it.
“Permitted Purpose” means for the purposes of your single-student study use as you undertake the Program in accordance with these Terms.
(b) You agree to keep the Confidential Information confidential and shall not, without our prior written consent, disclose any of the Confidential Information to any third party, unless required by law.
(c) You agree that you will not use the Confidential Information for any purpose other than the Permitted Purpose or do anything in relation to the Confidential Information which might be directly or indirectly detrimental to us.
(d) You agree that you will not make copies or otherwise share any Confidential Information and shall return all copies of the Confidential Information provided by us immediately upon being requested to do so.
(e) You acknowledge that monetary damages alone shall be an insufficient remedy for a breach of the provisions of the Terms and that we shall be entitled to injunctive relief to restrain a breach or threatened breach.
9. Warranties
(a) You acknowledge that no warranty is provided by us in respect of any of the Program material, and you accept all liability for your actions.
(b) The Program is sold on a “as is” basis, and you acknowledge that our maximum liability in respect of any action whatsoever shall be limited to the amount of Program fees paid by you under the Terms.
(c) We do not warrant that the LMS will be constantly available or that your access to the LMS will be uninterrupted or error free. The LMS may be unavailable from time to time due to scheduled maintenance, external intruders (e.g., hackers), virus, worm, or denial of service attacks, power failures or other factors, and you release us from any liability arising from any loss or damage suffered by the unavailability of the LMS.
10. General
(a) These Terms constitute the entire agreement between you and us and governs your use of the Program.
(b) The Terms are governed by and is to be construed in accordance with the law applicable in Queensland. Each party irrevocably and unconditionally submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Queensland and any courts which may hear appeals from those courts in respect of any proceedings in connection with the Terms.
(c) If any part of the Terms is held invalid or unenforceable, that portion shall be construed in a manner consistent with applicable law to reflect, as nearly as possible, the original intentions of the parties, and the remaining portions shall remain in full force and effect.
(d) The Terms may only be varied:
i. if we notify you of changes to the Terms in writing or
ii. if you make a request to which all parties agree in writing.
(e) Our failure to enforce any right or provisions in the Terms will not constitute a waiver of such or any other provision. We will not be responsible for any failure to fulfil any obligations due to causes beyond its control.
(f) You acknowledge that any notices we send to you (including notice of changes to these Terms) will become effective immediately on being sent, and that your email used in registration is our official means of contacting you.
ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS
• I acknowledge that I have read the terms and conditions of registration, I understand them, and I am aware of my rights and obligations.
• I agree to abide by all of the policies, procedures, terms and conditions.
Part 5: Exercise – Cardio
Accordion Title
Accordion Content
Key learning objectives
- Describe key changes that have led to the maladaptive forms of training that we see today.
- Explain the NPT reasons to reject traditional thinking about ‘cardio’ exercise.
- Explain why the cardiovascular system cannot be treated separately from the whole system.
- Explain and understand the differences between healthy and unhealthy heart dynamics.
- Explain the relationships among the Yerkes-Dodson Law, NPT’s approach, and optimum performance.
Duration
The estimated completion time varies by topic and by individual study styles, reading and typing speeds, and native language. Completion time estimates range from a low of perhaps 12 hours for a few of the modules, to a high of perhaps 25-30 hours, depending on the module. All modules are presented in U.S. English.
Successful completion
The minimum score to pass individual assignments and tests is 80%. Successful completion of a module earns a Certificate of Completion from Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty. Ltd.
Acceptance of Terms & Conditions
These terms and conditions (“Terms”) govern your conduct in connection with registering for the single module you have selected (broadly referred to as “the Program”). By registering for the Program, you acknowledge that you have read and accept these Terms. If you do not agree to the Terms, do not proceed.
A reference in the Terms to “we”, “us” or “our” is a reference to Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty Ltd ABN 27 162 445 829, trading as Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy Training & Education.
“iCohere” refers to the iCohere Unified Learning System, a software platform for which Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty Ltd has a use license.
“LMS” refers to the iCohere Learning Management System where the Program’s online education takes place.
1. Your obligations
(a) By agreeing to the Terms and registering in the Program, you:
i. understand and agree that you have 75 calendar days of access to the LMS per module, starting from the date you are first provided access to the LMS to begin (“Access Period”).
ii. understand that if your final tests are submitted by the 60th day of the Access Period, their grades and instructor written feedback will be viewable by you until the end of the Access Period. This is to ensure you understand that final grading may take between 7-10 days to post to your gradebook.
iii. warrant that all information provided to us in connection with your registration is true and correct.
iv. confirm that you have access to the minimum requirements to undertake the Program: reliable internet connection, computer, laptop, or tablet with keyboard, keyboarding skills, and ability to open, use, and save Microsoft Word documents, and English language reading and writing skills.
v. confirm that you understand the LMS is not designed with smart phone accessibility.
vi. agree to retain a valid email address in your iCohere Profile page at all times during the Access Period which we will use to contact you for the duration of your Program;
vii. agree to keep your username and password to the LMS secure and not permit anyone else to access the LMS using your user information;
viii. must comply with codes of conduct, as contained herein and as may be amended from time to time;
ix. agree to comply with any terms and conditions of use of the Learning Management System (“LMS”);
x. confirm that you’ve read and understood all the information in these Terms and you agree to act in accordance with the Terms at all times;
xi. warrant that you are an individual capable to personally agree to the Terms.
(b) You acknowledge that you may be prevented from registering with us or have your registration cancelled if we determine that any of the above statements are untrue, or if you are otherwise in breach of these terms and conditions.
2. Our Obligations
(a) Subject to these terms and conditions, we will provide you with access to an online learning environment (“LMS”), which hosts the Program.
(b) During the Access Period, we will:
i. respond to your reasonable questions throughout your Program; and
ii. issue a Certificate of Module Completion upon your successful completion of your Program.
iii. provide you with access to student support services, and
iv. grade and provide feedback on your assignments and tests, and
v. notify you if iCohere notifies us of a technical downtime of unusual duration.
(c) From time to time we may make additions or amendments to the Program (including revising modules, learning materials and activities, and tests), policies, or procedures. Any such changes will be effective when made and incorporated into these Terms. Your continued use of the Program will be deemed acceptance of any changes to the Terms.
(d) In the event you later wish to enroll in one of our Certificate programs which also use the Program module you have registered for and successfully completed, we will transfer your single-module record to the Certificate program to ensure you are credited as having completed it.
3. Withdrawal and Refunds
(a) Registration fees are non-refundable. No request for refund will be granted.
(b) If you do not complete your Program within the Access Period, your enrolment will expire without refund. You may re-register at the regular price with a new 75-day Access Period.
4. Code of Conduct
(a) You must comply with any applicable Code of Conduct issued by us including those in these Terms. Such codes provide a clear understanding of the expectations and obligations we expect from you when participating in our Program with regard to personal and academic conduct. You are expected to comply with these principles for the duration of your enrolment.
(b) You must behave honestly, ethically and responsibly in all dealings with us and your fellow students, following these principles:
i. When communicating, focus on the situation, issue or behaviour, not on the person;
ii. Maintain and protect the self-confidence and esteem of others;
iii. Maintain constructive relationships with staff and fellow students;
iv. Maintain a professional attitude and commitment toward learning
v. Avoid the use of inappropriate language and behaviour in any communication with students and staff;
vi. If you don’t follow these behaviors and their underlying principles, based on the nature of your misconduct, you may potentially be withdrawn from your Program, and may incur financial penalties such as loss of enrolment and tuition fees.
5. LMS website use
(a) You agree to comply with any applicable terms and conditions for use of the LMS, any websites maintained by us, social media sites, and student platforms for the duration of your enrolment. If we consider that you’re not complying with these requirements, we may withdraw you from your Program, which may result in financial penalties such as loss of your Program fee.
(b) You agree that you will not upload or post any of the following content anywhere on our websites, the LMS, social media sites or any other website:
i. confidential information or other information that you do not have the right to disclose (whether under contractual obligation or otherwise);
ii. content that may be misleading or deceptive;
iii. negative or defamatory statements that may harm the reputation of us or any student or instructor;
iv. advertising, marketing or promotional material, or other unauthorised commercial communications (such as spam);
v. content which you do not have the right to upload, post, email or otherwise transmit, such as content which is protected by copyright, patent, trade mark, service mark or any other proprietary right (unless you have express, written permission from the owner and, where applicable, include appropriate acknowledgement);
vi. material which contains a virus or other harmful (or potentially harmful) code;
vii. content that defames, harasses, bullies or threatens others (this includes language which is lewd, aggressive, insulting, racist, sexually explicit, threatens bodily harm / death, general serious threat, planting statements to provoke third party stalking harassment
viii. content that discusses illegal activities, with the intent to commit (or encourage others to commit) such illegal activities;
ix. content that contains obscene or offensive language or images (such as pornography or nudity);
x. content that is unlawful;
xi. content that is otherwise harmful (or potentially harmful) to us or other users of the websites.
(c) We reserve the right to remove any content from our websites, social media sites or the LMS in our sole discretion, but are not required to do so. If content you have posted is removed, you may not be notified that this has occurred. You acknowledge that we do not screen or moderate all content posted to the LMS or our websites by users, and release us from any liability in respect of loss or damage suffered due to the use of the LMS or our websites.
(d) The Program uses self-paced learning, which means you complete the components of the Program at your own pace within the Program’s access period. These Terms and Conditions stipulate your registered enrolment and LMS access period as 75 calendar days. It is your individual responsibility to manage your schedule to complete the Module within the Access Period.
(e) To help you manage your time for successful completion, the Program publishes estimated time ranges to complete various learning activities. These are unofficial estimates and may be shorter or longer than the time you actually spend.
6. Copyright
(a) You acknowledge that all Program content is protected by copyright for your sole individual purpose of studying as a registered student, and it must not be distributed, copied or shared in any form by any means for any reason.
(b) You agree that you will only use Program content for your personal study, the only way that is permitted by these Terms.
7. Privacy Policy
By enrolling in your Program with us you consent to us using the information provided by you for the purposes of our providing services to you under the Terms. We will not share or sell any of your personal information with any third party. You:
(a) agree that we may collect personal information (including sensitive information) about you for the purposes of enrolling you in the Program, processing your enrolment application, managing your participation in your Program, administering your permanent student record, improving our education programming, communicating with you about your Program, educational programs related thereto, and about Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy.
(b) consent to us disclosing your personal information to relevant government authorities only as required by law;
(c) agree that we may include some items of your anonymous personal information such as gender, age, state/province and country with others’ anonymous information of the same kind in aggregated sets for our purposes only to inform marketing of Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy education.
(d) understand that during your initial logging onto the LMS, you will be presented the iCohere policies including privacy policy for your membership on that platform. Some information collected by the iCohere LMS platform will not in itself identify you, but will provide information about your use of the website (for example ‘cookies’). You agree that we and iCohere may collect and use this data to track use of the website, support your progress, and/or to help improve delivery of education services.
8. Confidentiality
(a) You agree that for the purposes of the Terms:
“Confidential Information” means all information (written, video, or otherwise) relating to and provided by the Program, including (without limitation) Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy, exercise prescription and technique, Program material, and other knowledge, techniques and/or processes in relation to the Program, whether owned by us or any associated or related entity, but does not include information which:
i. was known to you prior to its disclosure by us;
ii. enters the public domain otherwise than by your default;
iii. was obtained in good faith from a source other than us or an entity that is associated or related to us, and that was entitled to provide it.
“Permitted Purpose” means for the purposes of your single-student study use as you undertake the Program in accordance with these Terms.
(b) You agree to keep the Confidential Information confidential and shall not, without our prior written consent, disclose any of the Confidential Information to any third party, unless required by law.
(c) You agree that you will not use the Confidential Information for any purpose other than the Permitted Purpose or do anything in relation to the Confidential Information which might be directly or indirectly detrimental to us.
(d) You agree that you will not make copies or otherwise share any Confidential Information and shall return all copies of the Confidential Information provided by us immediately upon being requested to do so.
(e) You acknowledge that monetary damages alone shall be an insufficient remedy for a breach of the provisions of the Terms and that we shall be entitled to injunctive relief to restrain a breach or threatened breach.
9. Warranties
(a) You acknowledge that no warranty is provided by us in respect of any of the Program material, and you accept all liability for your actions.
(b) The Program is sold on a “as is” basis, and you acknowledge that our maximum liability in respect of any action whatsoever shall be limited to the amount of Program fees paid by you under the Terms.
(c) We do not warrant that the LMS will be constantly available or that your access to the LMS will be uninterrupted or error free. The LMS may be unavailable from time to time due to scheduled maintenance, external intruders (e.g., hackers), virus, worm, or denial of service attacks, power failures or other factors, and you release us from any liability arising from any loss or damage suffered by the unavailability of the LMS.
10. General
(a) These Terms constitute the entire agreement between you and us and governs your use of the Program.
(b) The Terms are governed by and is to be construed in accordance with the law applicable in Queensland. Each party irrevocably and unconditionally submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Queensland and any courts which may hear appeals from those courts in respect of any proceedings in connection with the Terms.
(c) If any part of the Terms is held invalid or unenforceable, that portion shall be construed in a manner consistent with applicable law to reflect, as nearly as possible, the original intentions of the parties, and the remaining portions shall remain in full force and effect.
(d) The Terms may only be varied:
i. if we notify you of changes to the Terms in writing or
ii. if you make a request to which all parties agree in writing.
(e) Our failure to enforce any right or provisions in the Terms will not constitute a waiver of such or any other provision. We will not be responsible for any failure to fulfil any obligations due to causes beyond its control.
(f) You acknowledge that any notices we send to you (including notice of changes to these Terms) will become effective immediately on being sent, and that your email used in registration is our official means of contacting you.
ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS
• I acknowledge that I have read the terms and conditions of registration, I understand them, and I am aware of my rights and obligations.
• I agree to abide by all of the policies, procedures, terms and conditions.
Part 6: Exercise – You and Your Program
Accordion Title
Accordion Content
Key learning objectives
This module has a dual purpose.
YOU and YOUR PROGRAM is a handout style document that condenses and revises all of the rationale, core principles and the NPT exercise program development stages of the whole NPT exercise module for ease of reference for the student themselves and for graduates to refer to when they are moving their clients on through all the programs 1-7.
As well, the document itself may be provided in hard copy only to clients to take with them if they are training remotely with the graduate whose client they are maintaining contact with via Teams meetings, etc.
It provides good bedside-to-table reading and preparation for the graduate and the client for what is ahead.
Duration
The estimated completion time varies by topic and by individual study styles, reading and typing speeds, and native language. Completion time estimates range from a low of perhaps 12 hours for a few of the modules, to a high of perhaps 25-30 hours, depending on the module. All modules are presented in U.S. English.
Successful completion
The minimum score to pass individual assignments and tests is 80%. Successful completion of a module earns a Certificate of Completion from Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty. Ltd.
Acceptance of Terms & Conditions
These terms and conditions (“Terms”) govern your conduct in connection with registering for the single module you have selected (broadly referred to as “the Program”). By registering for the Program, you acknowledge that you have read and accept these Terms. If you do not agree to the Terms, do not proceed.
A reference in the Terms to “we”, “us” or “our” is a reference to Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty Ltd ABN 27 162 445 829, trading as Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy Training & Education.
“iCohere” refers to the iCohere Unified Learning System, a software platform for which Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty Ltd has a use license.
“LMS” refers to the iCohere Learning Management System where the Program’s online education takes place.
1. Your obligations
(a) By agreeing to the Terms and registering in the Program, you:
i. understand and agree that you have 75 calendar days of access to the LMS per module, starting from the date you are first provided access to the LMS to begin (“Access Period”).
ii. understand that if your final tests are submitted by the 60th day of the Access Period, their grades and instructor written feedback will be viewable by you until the end of the Access Period. This is to ensure you understand that final grading may take between 7-10 days to post to your gradebook.
iii. warrant that all information provided to us in connection with your registration is true and correct.
iv. confirm that you have access to the minimum requirements to undertake the Program: reliable internet connection, computer, laptop, or tablet with keyboard, keyboarding skills, and ability to open, use, and save Microsoft Word documents, and English language reading and writing skills.
v. confirm that you understand the LMS is not designed with smart phone accessibility.
vi. agree to retain a valid email address in your iCohere Profile page at all times during the Access Period which we will use to contact you for the duration of your Program;
vii. agree to keep your username and password to the LMS secure and not permit anyone else to access the LMS using your user information;
viii. must comply with codes of conduct, as contained herein and as may be amended from time to time;
ix. agree to comply with any terms and conditions of use of the Learning Management System (“LMS”);
x. confirm that you’ve read and understood all the information in these Terms and you agree to act in accordance with the Terms at all times;
xi. warrant that you are an individual capable to personally agree to the Terms.
(b) You acknowledge that you may be prevented from registering with us or have your registration cancelled if we determine that any of the above statements are untrue, or if you are otherwise in breach of these terms and conditions.
2. Our Obligations
(a) Subject to these terms and conditions, we will provide you with access to an online learning environment (“LMS”), which hosts the Program.
(b) During the Access Period, we will:
i. respond to your reasonable questions throughout your Program; and
ii. issue a Certificate of Module Completion upon your successful completion of your Program.
iii. provide you with access to student support services, and
iv. grade and provide feedback on your assignments and tests, and
v. notify you if iCohere notifies us of a technical downtime of unusual duration.
(c) From time to time we may make additions or amendments to the Program (including revising modules, learning materials and activities, and tests), policies, or procedures. Any such changes will be effective when made and incorporated into these Terms. Your continued use of the Program will be deemed acceptance of any changes to the Terms.
(d) In the event you later wish to enroll in one of our Certificate programs which also use the Program module you have registered for and successfully completed, we will transfer your single-module record to the Certificate program to ensure you are credited as having completed it.
3. Withdrawal and Refunds
(a) Registration fees are non-refundable. No request for refund will be granted.
(b) If you do not complete your Program within the Access Period, your enrolment will expire without refund. You may re-register at the regular price with a new 75-day Access Period.
4. Code of Conduct
(a) You must comply with any applicable Code of Conduct issued by us including those in these Terms. Such codes provide a clear understanding of the expectations and obligations we expect from you when participating in our Program with regard to personal and academic conduct. You are expected to comply with these principles for the duration of your enrolment.
(b) You must behave honestly, ethically and responsibly in all dealings with us and your fellow students, following these principles:
i. When communicating, focus on the situation, issue or behaviour, not on the person;
ii. Maintain and protect the self-confidence and esteem of others;
iii. Maintain constructive relationships with staff and fellow students;
iv. Maintain a professional attitude and commitment toward learning
v. Avoid the use of inappropriate language and behaviour in any communication with students and staff;
vi. If you don’t follow these behaviors and their underlying principles, based on the nature of your misconduct, you may potentially be withdrawn from your Program, and may incur financial penalties such as loss of enrolment and tuition fees.
5. LMS website use
(a) You agree to comply with any applicable terms and conditions for use of the LMS, any websites maintained by us, social media sites, and student platforms for the duration of your enrolment. If we consider that you’re not complying with these requirements, we may withdraw you from your Program, which may result in financial penalties such as loss of your Program fee.
(b) You agree that you will not upload or post any of the following content anywhere on our websites, the LMS, social media sites or any other website:
i. confidential information or other information that you do not have the right to disclose (whether under contractual obligation or otherwise);
ii. content that may be misleading or deceptive;
iii. negative or defamatory statements that may harm the reputation of us or any student or instructor;
iv. advertising, marketing or promotional material, or other unauthorised commercial communications (such as spam);
v. content which you do not have the right to upload, post, email or otherwise transmit, such as content which is protected by copyright, patent, trade mark, service mark or any other proprietary right (unless you have express, written permission from the owner and, where applicable, include appropriate acknowledgement);
vi. material which contains a virus or other harmful (or potentially harmful) code;
vii. content that defames, harasses, bullies or threatens others (this includes language which is lewd, aggressive, insulting, racist, sexually explicit, threatens bodily harm / death, general serious threat, planting statements to provoke third party stalking harassment
viii. content that discusses illegal activities, with the intent to commit (or encourage others to commit) such illegal activities;
ix. content that contains obscene or offensive language or images (such as pornography or nudity);
x. content that is unlawful;
xi. content that is otherwise harmful (or potentially harmful) to us or other users of the websites.
(c) We reserve the right to remove any content from our websites, social media sites or the LMS in our sole discretion, but are not required to do so. If content you have posted is removed, you may not be notified that this has occurred. You acknowledge that we do not screen or moderate all content posted to the LMS or our websites by users, and release us from any liability in respect of loss or damage suffered due to the use of the LMS or our websites.
(d) The Program uses self-paced learning, which means you complete the components of the Program at your own pace within the Program’s access period. These Terms and Conditions stipulate your registered enrolment and LMS access period as 75 calendar days. It is your individual responsibility to manage your schedule to complete the Module within the Access Period.
(e) To help you manage your time for successful completion, the Program publishes estimated time ranges to complete various learning activities. These are unofficial estimates and may be shorter or longer than the time you actually spend.
6. Copyright
(a) You acknowledge that all Program content is protected by copyright for your sole individual purpose of studying as a registered student, and it must not be distributed, copied or shared in any form by any means for any reason.
(b) You agree that you will only use Program content for your personal study, the only way that is permitted by these Terms.
7. Privacy Policy
By enrolling in your Program with us you consent to us using the information provided by you for the purposes of our providing services to you under the Terms. We will not share or sell any of your personal information with any third party. You:
(a) agree that we may collect personal information (including sensitive information) about you for the purposes of enrolling you in the Program, processing your enrolment application, managing your participation in your Program, administering your permanent student record, improving our education programming, communicating with you about your Program, educational programs related thereto, and about Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy.
(b) consent to us disclosing your personal information to relevant government authorities only as required by law;
(c) agree that we may include some items of your anonymous personal information such as gender, age, state/province and country with others’ anonymous information of the same kind in aggregated sets for our purposes only to inform marketing of Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy education.
(d) understand that during your initial logging onto the LMS, you will be presented the iCohere policies including privacy policy for your membership on that platform. Some information collected by the iCohere LMS platform will not in itself identify you, but will provide information about your use of the website (for example ‘cookies’). You agree that we and iCohere may collect and use this data to track use of the website, support your progress, and/or to help improve delivery of education services.
8. Confidentiality
(a) You agree that for the purposes of the Terms:
“Confidential Information” means all information (written, video, or otherwise) relating to and provided by the Program, including (without limitation) Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy, exercise prescription and technique, Program material, and other knowledge, techniques and/or processes in relation to the Program, whether owned by us or any associated or related entity, but does not include information which:
i. was known to you prior to its disclosure by us;
ii. enters the public domain otherwise than by your default;
iii. was obtained in good faith from a source other than us or an entity that is associated or related to us, and that was entitled to provide it.
“Permitted Purpose” means for the purposes of your single-student study use as you undertake the Program in accordance with these Terms.
(b) You agree to keep the Confidential Information confidential and shall not, without our prior written consent, disclose any of the Confidential Information to any third party, unless required by law.
(c) You agree that you will not use the Confidential Information for any purpose other than the Permitted Purpose or do anything in relation to the Confidential Information which might be directly or indirectly detrimental to us.
(d) You agree that you will not make copies or otherwise share any Confidential Information and shall return all copies of the Confidential Information provided by us immediately upon being requested to do so.
(e) You acknowledge that monetary damages alone shall be an insufficient remedy for a breach of the provisions of the Terms and that we shall be entitled to injunctive relief to restrain a breach or threatened breach.
9. Warranties
(a) You acknowledge that no warranty is provided by us in respect of any of the Program material, and you accept all liability for your actions.
(b) The Program is sold on a “as is” basis, and you acknowledge that our maximum liability in respect of any action whatsoever shall be limited to the amount of Program fees paid by you under the Terms.
(c) We do not warrant that the LMS will be constantly available or that your access to the LMS will be uninterrupted or error free. The LMS may be unavailable from time to time due to scheduled maintenance, external intruders (e.g., hackers), virus, worm, or denial of service attacks, power failures or other factors, and you release us from any liability arising from any loss or damage suffered by the unavailability of the LMS.
10. General
(a) These Terms constitute the entire agreement between you and us and governs your use of the Program.
(b) The Terms are governed by and is to be construed in accordance with the law applicable in Queensland. Each party irrevocably and unconditionally submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Queensland and any courts which may hear appeals from those courts in respect of any proceedings in connection with the Terms.
(c) If any part of the Terms is held invalid or unenforceable, that portion shall be construed in a manner consistent with applicable law to reflect, as nearly as possible, the original intentions of the parties, and the remaining portions shall remain in full force and effect.
(d) The Terms may only be varied:
i. if we notify you of changes to the Terms in writing or
ii. if you make a request to which all parties agree in writing.
(e) Our failure to enforce any right or provisions in the Terms will not constitute a waiver of such or any other provision. We will not be responsible for any failure to fulfil any obligations due to causes beyond its control.
(f) You acknowledge that any notices we send to you (including notice of changes to these Terms) will become effective immediately on being sent, and that your email used in registration is our official means of contacting you.
ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS
• I acknowledge that I have read the terms and conditions of registration, I understand them, and I am aware of my rights and obligations.
• I agree to abide by all of the policies, procedures, terms and conditions.
Part 7: Exercise – Advanced Programs
Accordion Title
Accordion Content
Key learning objectives
Once the client has graduated from the NPT Exercise Program format and prescription of Programs 1-7, they then move onto the Advanced NPT exercises.
You will learn all of the value and meaning of ‘advanced programs’ 1-7 as well as the format and prescription of each program.
There is a time factor inclusion in each advanced program, and you will learn how to coach your client into remaining calm and composed while they have a degree of time pressure imposed upon them, as there is often in the real world.
You will consolidate your understanding of the importance of variability with exercise and how this application during exercise experiences assists us to remain robust and adapt fast to sudden unexpected changes in our real world.
Advanced NPT programs 1-7 increase and consolidate your understanding of ‘Multistability’ which was purposely discussed during your studies of NPT Programs 1-7 as a primary rationale and value of the whole NPT exercise programs 1-8.
Duration
The estimated completion time varies by topic and by individual study styles, reading and typing speeds, and native language. Completion time estimates range from a low of perhaps 12 hours for a few of the modules, to a high of perhaps 25-30 hours, depending on the module. All modules are presented in U.S. English.
Successful completion
The minimum score to pass individual assignments and tests is 80%. Successful completion of a module earns a Certificate of Completion from Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty. Ltd.
Acceptance of Terms & Conditions
These terms and conditions (“Terms”) govern your conduct in connection with registering for the single module you have selected (broadly referred to as “the Program”). By registering for the Program, you acknowledge that you have read and accept these Terms. If you do not agree to the Terms, do not proceed.
A reference in the Terms to “we”, “us” or “our” is a reference to Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty Ltd ABN 27 162 445 829, trading as Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy Training & Education.
“iCohere” refers to the iCohere Unified Learning System, a software platform for which Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty Ltd has a use license.
“LMS” refers to the iCohere Learning Management System where the Program’s online education takes place.
1. Your obligations
(a) By agreeing to the Terms and registering in the Program, you:
i. understand and agree that you have 75 calendar days of access to the LMS per module, starting from the date you are first provided access to the LMS to begin (“Access Period”).
ii. understand that if your final tests are submitted by the 60th day of the Access Period, their grades and instructor written feedback will be viewable by you until the end of the Access Period. This is to ensure you understand that final grading may take between 7-10 days to post to your gradebook.
iii. warrant that all information provided to us in connection with your registration is true and correct.
iv. confirm that you have access to the minimum requirements to undertake the Program: reliable internet connection, computer, laptop, or tablet with keyboard, keyboarding skills, and ability to open, use, and save Microsoft Word documents, and English language reading and writing skills.
v. confirm that you understand the LMS is not designed with smart phone accessibility.
vi. agree to retain a valid email address in your iCohere Profile page at all times during the Access Period which we will use to contact you for the duration of your Program;
vii. agree to keep your username and password to the LMS secure and not permit anyone else to access the LMS using your user information;
viii. must comply with codes of conduct, as contained herein and as may be amended from time to time;
ix. agree to comply with any terms and conditions of use of the Learning Management System (“LMS”);
x. confirm that you’ve read and understood all the information in these Terms and you agree to act in accordance with the Terms at all times;
xi. warrant that you are an individual capable to personally agree to the Terms.
(b) You acknowledge that you may be prevented from registering with us or have your registration cancelled if we determine that any of the above statements are untrue, or if you are otherwise in breach of these terms and conditions.
2. Our Obligations
(a) Subject to these terms and conditions, we will provide you with access to an online learning environment (“LMS”), which hosts the Program.
(b) During the Access Period, we will:
i. respond to your reasonable questions throughout your Program; and
ii. issue a Certificate of Module Completion upon your successful completion of your Program.
iii. provide you with access to student support services, and
iv. grade and provide feedback on your assignments and tests, and
v. notify you if iCohere notifies us of a technical downtime of unusual duration.
(c) From time to time we may make additions or amendments to the Program (including revising modules, learning materials and activities, and tests), policies, or procedures. Any such changes will be effective when made and incorporated into these Terms. Your continued use of the Program will be deemed acceptance of any changes to the Terms.
(d) In the event you later wish to enroll in one of our Certificate programs which also use the Program module you have registered for and successfully completed, we will transfer your single-module record to the Certificate program to ensure you are credited as having completed it.
3. Withdrawal and Refunds
(a) Registration fees are non-refundable. No request for refund will be granted.
(b) If you do not complete your Program within the Access Period, your enrolment will expire without refund. You may re-register at the regular price with a new 75-day Access Period.
4. Code of Conduct
(a) You must comply with any applicable Code of Conduct issued by us including those in these Terms. Such codes provide a clear understanding of the expectations and obligations we expect from you when participating in our Program with regard to personal and academic conduct. You are expected to comply with these principles for the duration of your enrolment.
(b) You must behave honestly, ethically and responsibly in all dealings with us and your fellow students, following these principles:
i. When communicating, focus on the situation, issue or behaviour, not on the person;
ii. Maintain and protect the self-confidence and esteem of others;
iii. Maintain constructive relationships with staff and fellow students;
iv. Maintain a professional attitude and commitment toward learning
v. Avoid the use of inappropriate language and behaviour in any communication with students and staff;
vi. If you don’t follow these behaviors and their underlying principles, based on the nature of your misconduct, you may potentially be withdrawn from your Program, and may incur financial penalties such as loss of enrolment and tuition fees.
5. LMS website use
(a) You agree to comply with any applicable terms and conditions for use of the LMS, any websites maintained by us, social media sites, and student platforms for the duration of your enrolment. If we consider that you’re not complying with these requirements, we may withdraw you from your Program, which may result in financial penalties such as loss of your Program fee.
(b) You agree that you will not upload or post any of the following content anywhere on our websites, the LMS, social media sites or any other website:
i. confidential information or other information that you do not have the right to disclose (whether under contractual obligation or otherwise);
ii. content that may be misleading or deceptive;
iii. negative or defamatory statements that may harm the reputation of us or any student or instructor;
iv. advertising, marketing or promotional material, or other unauthorised commercial communications (such as spam);
v. content which you do not have the right to upload, post, email or otherwise transmit, such as content which is protected by copyright, patent, trade mark, service mark or any other proprietary right (unless you have express, written permission from the owner and, where applicable, include appropriate acknowledgement);
vi. material which contains a virus or other harmful (or potentially harmful) code;
vii. content that defames, harasses, bullies or threatens others (this includes language which is lewd, aggressive, insulting, racist, sexually explicit, threatens bodily harm / death, general serious threat, planting statements to provoke third party stalking harassment
viii. content that discusses illegal activities, with the intent to commit (or encourage others to commit) such illegal activities;
ix. content that contains obscene or offensive language or images (such as pornography or nudity);
x. content that is unlawful;
xi. content that is otherwise harmful (or potentially harmful) to us or other users of the websites.
(c) We reserve the right to remove any content from our websites, social media sites or the LMS in our sole discretion, but are not required to do so. If content you have posted is removed, you may not be notified that this has occurred. You acknowledge that we do not screen or moderate all content posted to the LMS or our websites by users, and release us from any liability in respect of loss or damage suffered due to the use of the LMS or our websites.
(d) The Program uses self-paced learning, which means you complete the components of the Program at your own pace within the Program’s access period. These Terms and Conditions stipulate your registered enrolment and LMS access period as 75 calendar days. It is your individual responsibility to manage your schedule to complete the Module within the Access Period.
(e) To help you manage your time for successful completion, the Program publishes estimated time ranges to complete various learning activities. These are unofficial estimates and may be shorter or longer than the time you actually spend.
6. Copyright
(a) You acknowledge that all Program content is protected by copyright for your sole individual purpose of studying as a registered student, and it must not be distributed, copied or shared in any form by any means for any reason.
(b) You agree that you will only use Program content for your personal study, the only way that is permitted by these Terms.
7. Privacy Policy
By enrolling in your Program with us you consent to us using the information provided by you for the purposes of our providing services to you under the Terms. We will not share or sell any of your personal information with any third party. You:
(a) agree that we may collect personal information (including sensitive information) about you for the purposes of enrolling you in the Program, processing your enrolment application, managing your participation in your Program, administering your permanent student record, improving our education programming, communicating with you about your Program, educational programs related thereto, and about Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy.
(b) consent to us disclosing your personal information to relevant government authorities only as required by law;
(c) agree that we may include some items of your anonymous personal information such as gender, age, state/province and country with others’ anonymous information of the same kind in aggregated sets for our purposes only to inform marketing of Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy education.
(d) understand that during your initial logging onto the LMS, you will be presented the iCohere policies including privacy policy for your membership on that platform. Some information collected by the iCohere LMS platform will not in itself identify you, but will provide information about your use of the website (for example ‘cookies’). You agree that we and iCohere may collect and use this data to track use of the website, support your progress, and/or to help improve delivery of education services.
8. Confidentiality
(a) You agree that for the purposes of the Terms:
“Confidential Information” means all information (written, video, or otherwise) relating to and provided by the Program, including (without limitation) Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy, exercise prescription and technique, Program material, and other knowledge, techniques and/or processes in relation to the Program, whether owned by us or any associated or related entity, but does not include information which:
i. was known to you prior to its disclosure by us;
ii. enters the public domain otherwise than by your default;
iii. was obtained in good faith from a source other than us or an entity that is associated or related to us, and that was entitled to provide it.
“Permitted Purpose” means for the purposes of your single-student study use as you undertake the Program in accordance with these Terms.
(b) You agree to keep the Confidential Information confidential and shall not, without our prior written consent, disclose any of the Confidential Information to any third party, unless required by law.
(c) You agree that you will not use the Confidential Information for any purpose other than the Permitted Purpose or do anything in relation to the Confidential Information which might be directly or indirectly detrimental to us.
(d) You agree that you will not make copies or otherwise share any Confidential Information and shall return all copies of the Confidential Information provided by us immediately upon being requested to do so.
(e) You acknowledge that monetary damages alone shall be an insufficient remedy for a breach of the provisions of the Terms and that we shall be entitled to injunctive relief to restrain a breach or threatened breach.
9. Warranties
(a) You acknowledge that no warranty is provided by us in respect of any of the Program material, and you accept all liability for your actions.
(b) The Program is sold on a “as is” basis, and you acknowledge that our maximum liability in respect of any action whatsoever shall be limited to the amount of Program fees paid by you under the Terms.
(c) We do not warrant that the LMS will be constantly available or that your access to the LMS will be uninterrupted or error free. The LMS may be unavailable from time to time due to scheduled maintenance, external intruders (e.g., hackers), virus, worm, or denial of service attacks, power failures or other factors, and you release us from any liability arising from any loss or damage suffered by the unavailability of the LMS.
10. General
(a) These Terms constitute the entire agreement between you and us and governs your use of the Program.
(b) The Terms are governed by and is to be construed in accordance with the law applicable in Queensland. Each party irrevocably and unconditionally submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Queensland and any courts which may hear appeals from those courts in respect of any proceedings in connection with the Terms.
(c) If any part of the Terms is held invalid or unenforceable, that portion shall be construed in a manner consistent with applicable law to reflect, as nearly as possible, the original intentions of the parties, and the remaining portions shall remain in full force and effect.
(d) The Terms may only be varied:
i. if we notify you of changes to the Terms in writing or
ii. if you make a request to which all parties agree in writing.
(e) Our failure to enforce any right or provisions in the Terms will not constitute a waiver of such or any other provision. We will not be responsible for any failure to fulfil any obligations due to causes beyond its control.
(f) You acknowledge that any notices we send to you (including notice of changes to these Terms) will become effective immediately on being sent, and that your email used in registration is our official means of contacting you.
ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS
• I acknowledge that I have read the terms and conditions of registration, I understand them, and I am aware of my rights and obligations.
• I agree to abide by all of the policies, procedures, terms and conditions.
Part 8: Exercise – Stretching Reconsidered
Accordion Title
Accordion Content
Key learning objectives
Debunking a Long-Held Assumption
A critical examination of stretching as it is commonly prescribed.
This module challenges conventional beliefs and presents a NeuroPhysics-based understanding of why stretching may not achieve what it promises — and what should replace it.
Duration
The estimated completion time varies by topic and by individual study styles, reading and typing speeds, and native language. Completion time estimates range from a low of perhaps 12 hours for a few of the modules, to a high of perhaps 25-30 hours, depending on the module. All modules are presented in U.S. English.
Successful completion
The minimum score to pass individual assignments and tests is 80%. Successful completion of a module earns a Certificate of Completion from Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty. Ltd.
Acceptance of Terms & Conditions
These terms and conditions (“Terms”) govern your conduct in connection with registering for the single module you have selected (broadly referred to as “the Program”). By registering for the Program, you acknowledge that you have read and accept these Terms. If you do not agree to the Terms, do not proceed.
A reference in the Terms to “we”, “us” or “our” is a reference to Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty Ltd ABN 27 162 445 829, trading as Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy Training & Education.
“iCohere” refers to the iCohere Unified Learning System, a software platform for which Neurotricional Sciences Education Pty Ltd has a use license.
“LMS” refers to the iCohere Learning Management System where the Program’s online education takes place.
1. Your obligations
(a) By agreeing to the Terms and registering in the Program, you:
i. understand and agree that you have 75 calendar days of access to the LMS per module, starting from the date you are first provided access to the LMS to begin (“Access Period”).
ii. understand that if your final tests are submitted by the 60th day of the Access Period, their grades and instructor written feedback will be viewable by you until the end of the Access Period. This is to ensure you understand that final grading may take between 7-10 days to post to your gradebook.
iii. warrant that all information provided to us in connection with your registration is true and correct.
iv. confirm that you have access to the minimum requirements to undertake the Program: reliable internet connection, computer, laptop, or tablet with keyboard, keyboarding skills, and ability to open, use, and save Microsoft Word documents, and English language reading and writing skills.
v. confirm that you understand the LMS is not designed with smart phone accessibility.
vi. agree to retain a valid email address in your iCohere Profile page at all times during the Access Period which we will use to contact you for the duration of your Program;
vii. agree to keep your username and password to the LMS secure and not permit anyone else to access the LMS using your user information;
viii. must comply with codes of conduct, as contained herein and as may be amended from time to time;
ix. agree to comply with any terms and conditions of use of the Learning Management System (“LMS”);
x. confirm that you’ve read and understood all the information in these Terms and you agree to act in accordance with the Terms at all times;
xi. warrant that you are an individual capable to personally agree to the Terms.
(b) You acknowledge that you may be prevented from registering with us or have your registration cancelled if we determine that any of the above statements are untrue, or if you are otherwise in breach of these terms and conditions.
2. Our Obligations
(a) Subject to these terms and conditions, we will provide you with access to an online learning environment (“LMS”), which hosts the Program.
(b) During the Access Period, we will:
i. respond to your reasonable questions throughout your Program; and
ii. issue a Certificate of Module Completion upon your successful completion of your Program.
iii. provide you with access to student support services, and
iv. grade and provide feedback on your assignments and tests, and
v. notify you if iCohere notifies us of a technical downtime of unusual duration.
(c) From time to time we may make additions or amendments to the Program (including revising modules, learning materials and activities, and tests), policies, or procedures. Any such changes will be effective when made and incorporated into these Terms. Your continued use of the Program will be deemed acceptance of any changes to the Terms.
(d) In the event you later wish to enroll in one of our Certificate programs which also use the Program module you have registered for and successfully completed, we will transfer your single-module record to the Certificate program to ensure you are credited as having completed it.
3. Withdrawal and Refunds
(a) Registration fees are non-refundable. No request for refund will be granted.
(b) If you do not complete your Program within the Access Period, your enrolment will expire without refund. You may re-register at the regular price with a new 75-day Access Period.
4. Code of Conduct
(a) You must comply with any applicable Code of Conduct issued by us including those in these Terms. Such codes provide a clear understanding of the expectations and obligations we expect from you when participating in our Program with regard to personal and academic conduct. You are expected to comply with these principles for the duration of your enrolment.
(b) You must behave honestly, ethically and responsibly in all dealings with us and your fellow students, following these principles:
i. When communicating, focus on the situation, issue or behaviour, not on the person;
ii. Maintain and protect the self-confidence and esteem of others;
iii. Maintain constructive relationships with staff and fellow students;
iv. Maintain a professional attitude and commitment toward learning
v. Avoid the use of inappropriate language and behaviour in any communication with students and staff;
vi. If you don’t follow these behaviors and their underlying principles, based on the nature of your misconduct, you may potentially be withdrawn from your Program, and may incur financial penalties such as loss of enrolment and tuition fees.
5. LMS website use
(a) You agree to comply with any applicable terms and conditions for use of the LMS, any websites maintained by us, social media sites, and student platforms for the duration of your enrolment. If we consider that you’re not complying with these requirements, we may withdraw you from your Program, which may result in financial penalties such as loss of your Program fee.
(b) You agree that you will not upload or post any of the following content anywhere on our websites, the LMS, social media sites or any other website:
i. confidential information or other information that you do not have the right to disclose (whether under contractual obligation or otherwise);
ii. content that may be misleading or deceptive;
iii. negative or defamatory statements that may harm the reputation of us or any student or instructor;
iv. advertising, marketing or promotional material, or other unauthorised commercial communications (such as spam);
v. content which you do not have the right to upload, post, email or otherwise transmit, such as content which is protected by copyright, patent, trade mark, service mark or any other proprietary right (unless you have express, written permission from the owner and, where applicable, include appropriate acknowledgement);
vi. material which contains a virus or other harmful (or potentially harmful) code;
vii. content that defames, harasses, bullies or threatens others (this includes language which is lewd, aggressive, insulting, racist, sexually explicit, threatens bodily harm / death, general serious threat, planting statements to provoke third party stalking harassment
viii. content that discusses illegal activities, with the intent to commit (or encourage others to commit) such illegal activities;
ix. content that contains obscene or offensive language or images (such as pornography or nudity);
x. content that is unlawful;
xi. content that is otherwise harmful (or potentially harmful) to us or other users of the websites.
(c) We reserve the right to remove any content from our websites, social media sites or the LMS in our sole discretion, but are not required to do so. If content you have posted is removed, you may not be notified that this has occurred. You acknowledge that we do not screen or moderate all content posted to the LMS or our websites by users, and release us from any liability in respect of loss or damage suffered due to the use of the LMS or our websites.
(d) The Program uses self-paced learning, which means you complete the components of the Program at your own pace within the Program’s access period. These Terms and Conditions stipulate your registered enrolment and LMS access period as 75 calendar days. It is your individual responsibility to manage your schedule to complete the Module within the Access Period.
(e) To help you manage your time for successful completion, the Program publishes estimated time ranges to complete various learning activities. These are unofficial estimates and may be shorter or longer than the time you actually spend.
6. Copyright
(a) You acknowledge that all Program content is protected by copyright for your sole individual purpose of studying as a registered student, and it must not be distributed, copied or shared in any form by any means for any reason.
(b) You agree that you will only use Program content for your personal study, the only way that is permitted by these Terms.
7. Privacy Policy
By enrolling in your Program with us you consent to us using the information provided by you for the purposes of our providing services to you under the Terms. We will not share or sell any of your personal information with any third party. You:
(a) agree that we may collect personal information (including sensitive information) about you for the purposes of enrolling you in the Program, processing your enrolment application, managing your participation in your Program, administering your permanent student record, improving our education programming, communicating with you about your Program, educational programs related thereto, and about Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy.
(b) consent to us disclosing your personal information to relevant government authorities only as required by law;
(c) agree that we may include some items of your anonymous personal information such as gender, age, state/province and country with others’ anonymous information of the same kind in aggregated sets for our purposes only to inform marketing of Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy education.
(d) understand that during your initial logging onto the LMS, you will be presented the iCohere policies including privacy policy for your membership on that platform. Some information collected by the iCohere LMS platform will not in itself identify you, but will provide information about your use of the website (for example ‘cookies’). You agree that we and iCohere may collect and use this data to track use of the website, support your progress, and/or to help improve delivery of education services.
8. Confidentiality
(a) You agree that for the purposes of the Terms:
“Confidential Information” means all information (written, video, or otherwise) relating to and provided by the Program, including (without limitation) Ken Ware NeuroPhysics Therapy, exercise prescription and technique, Program material, and other knowledge, techniques and/or processes in relation to the Program, whether owned by us or any associated or related entity, but does not include information which:
i. was known to you prior to its disclosure by us;
ii. enters the public domain otherwise than by your default;
iii. was obtained in good faith from a source other than us or an entity that is associated or related to us, and that was entitled to provide it.
“Permitted Purpose” means for the purposes of your single-student study use as you undertake the Program in accordance with these Terms.
(b) You agree to keep the Confidential Information confidential and shall not, without our prior written consent, disclose any of the Confidential Information to any third party, unless required by law.
(c) You agree that you will not use the Confidential Information for any purpose other than the Permitted Purpose or do anything in relation to the Confidential Information which might be directly or indirectly detrimental to us.
(d) You agree that you will not make copies or otherwise share any Confidential Information and shall return all copies of the Confidential Information provided by us immediately upon being requested to do so.
(e) You acknowledge that monetary damages alone shall be an insufficient remedy for a breach of the provisions of the Terms and that we shall be entitled to injunctive relief to restrain a breach or threatened breach.
9. Warranties
(a) You acknowledge that no warranty is provided by us in respect of any of the Program material, and you accept all liability for your actions.
(b) The Program is sold on a “as is” basis, and you acknowledge that our maximum liability in respect of any action whatsoever shall be limited to the amount of Program fees paid by you under the Terms.
(c) We do not warrant that the LMS will be constantly available or that your access to the LMS will be uninterrupted or error free. The LMS may be unavailable from time to time due to scheduled maintenance, external intruders (e.g., hackers), virus, worm, or denial of service attacks, power failures or other factors, and you release us from any liability arising from any loss or damage suffered by the unavailability of the LMS.
10. General
(a) These Terms constitute the entire agreement between you and us and governs your use of the Program.
(b) The Terms are governed by and is to be construed in accordance with the law applicable in Queensland. Each party irrevocably and unconditionally submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Queensland and any courts which may hear appeals from those courts in respect of any proceedings in connection with the Terms.
(c) If any part of the Terms is held invalid or unenforceable, that portion shall be construed in a manner consistent with applicable law to reflect, as nearly as possible, the original intentions of the parties, and the remaining portions shall remain in full force and effect.
(d) The Terms may only be varied:
i. if we notify you of changes to the Terms in writing or
ii. if you make a request to which all parties agree in writing.
(e) Our failure to enforce any right or provisions in the Terms will not constitute a waiver of such or any other provision. We will not be responsible for any failure to fulfil any obligations due to causes beyond its control.
(f) You acknowledge that any notices we send to you (including notice of changes to these Terms) will become effective immediately on being sent, and that your email used in registration is our official means of contacting you.
ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS AND CONDITIONS
• I acknowledge that I have read the terms and conditions of registration, I understand them, and I am aware of my rights and obligations.
• I agree to abide by all of the policies, procedures, terms and conditions.
What Students Say
Listen to Tim Farley, World Class Tricker and NeuroPhysics Therapy Student.
Features of NeuroPhysics Therapy Online Learning Module:
- Best practice in adult online learning
- Audio orientation by Dr. Sara Ross
- Assignments ensure experiential adult learning
- Instructors provide individualized feedback on assignments and tests shortly after they are submitted
- Estimated times listed for each learning activity can inform your time management
- Devices supported: PC or Mac computers or tablets (not smart phones)
Per Module: You have 60 days to complete your online learning activities, plus up to 15 more days to access the instructor feedback and guidance on your final assignments (total of 75 days of online access.