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Alberta Fitness Leadership Certification Association fonds
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11 m of textual records
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The Alberta Fitness Leadership Certification Association (AFLCA) facilitates the training and certification of fitness leaders and trainers in Alberta. Established in 1984, the association was founded by representatives of fitness agencies who were concerned with the consistency of fitness leadership in Alberta. The delivery of fitness leadership programs is through these agencies, under the guidelines of the AFLCA and its Board of Directors. The AFLCA is an agency-based, not-for-profit association whose operations benefit the represented agencies that deliver the AFLCA training programs. These agencies, in turn, represent their fitness leaders. The AFLCA adopted the guidelines put forth in 1984 by the National Fitness Leadership Advisory Committee (NFLAC). Performance standards were subsequently developed to recommend minimum competencies desired in the trained fitness leader. In 1989, the results of the comprehensive survey of leaders, trainers and agencies led the AFLCA towards the development of a new program model, which included more specialized areas of fitness training and more variety in courses for leaders to explore and agencies to administer. The mandate of AFLCA is to establish and implement specific standards and guidelines that organizations can follow for the training of their fitness leaders, to certify those leaders who have been trained and through that training have met the standards and guidelines established by the Association and to coordinate the standards and guidelines established by the National Fitness Leadership Advisory Committee (NFLAC) and to adjust these standards and guidelines to be most suitable for the fitness leaders of Alberta.
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The fonds consists of administrative materials created by the Alberta Fitness Leadership Certification Association between 1984-1994. The fonds consists of these series: I. Office files (1984-1995) The series consists of administrative records relating to day-to-day operations of AFLCA. II. Fitness leader files (ca.1989-1994) The series consists of material related to the accreditation of fitness leaders. III. Optiscan results and policy manuals (1994) The series consists of AFLCA testing materials and manuals.
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Acquired from AFLCA between 1992 and 1996.
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- The material is in English.
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Record No. 92-167; 93-76; 93-77; 94-113; 94-131; 95-107; 95-108; 95-133; 96-102<br><br>