Lorna Brooks, BA (Hons), MSc
Lorna has worked within the health and fitness industry since 2007 and has a number of qualifications including:
Starting out as a gym instructor working within a ladies only gym, Lorna went on to further develop her experience and gaining qualifications in: Level 2 Gym Instructor, Level 2 Exercise to Music, Level 3 Diploma in Personal Training, Level 4 Postural Stability Instructor for falls prevention, Level 2 Multi-Skills coaching, BA (Hons) in Sports Development and Coaching and has recently completed an MSc in Adapted Sports at the University of Worcester. Working with an array of different ages, abilities and special needs, Lorna has over the years developed skills and expertise in delivering fun, safe and effective physical activity sessions based on the individual’s needs and requirements. Working as a Personal Trainer motivating and encouraging participants to realise their short and long term goals has played a big part of Lorna’s career path, together with working with elderly groups for falls prevention. Helping those with health issues such as dementia, Parkinson’s disease, stroke patients and many other long term physical and mental impairments has given Lorna an insight into how disability can impact the everyday lives of individuals and how physical activity and social interaction can improve overall wellbeing of all participants. Lorna’s previous role of volunteer sports coordinator for the Monday Night Club has developed skills within an inclusive adapted sports session. Working with individuals with challenging needs has been both an invaluable and rewarding experience and Lorna currently provides Dance Fitness and fun sports session at the Monday Night Club. |
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Lived Experienced Advisory Board Member (LAB) Every Body Moves
Lorna's most recent new role of LAB member for Every Body Moves will see her coming together with other likeminded board members to encourage others to reach their goals through participation of sports and physical activity to enhance their daily lives.
Lorna's most recent new role of LAB member for Every Body Moves will see her coming together with other likeminded board members to encourage others to reach their goals through participation of sports and physical activity to enhance their daily lives.
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