This course will equip students with skills and knowledge for assessing and instructing exercises and other movements. It will integrate concepts from biomechanics, functional anatomy, and motor learning and skill acquisition in the analysis of exercises, work tasks and activities of daily living. Students will refine skills in quantitative and qualitative analysis of movement. The course will also cover aspects of exercise prescription (instruction) and approaches to movement education. Students will develop practical skills in teaching new or modified exercises, work tasks or activities of daily living, giving consideration to pedogogical theory in relation to the instruction of movement.