Absolutely! While there are many resources out there that have bits and pieces of information about whole-body cryo, we’ve compiled all the latest research and best practices in one place- so you can reaffirm your existing knowledge while filling in the gaps so you can start putting that knowledge into practice.
To make sure we can guarantee you the state of the art knowledge upon completion, we have asked key opinion leaders like Prof. G. Lombardi, Prof. J. Selfe, and dr. J. Costello before the launch to review and endorse our courses. We created our online courses not only as a comprehensive, practical overview of the science and mechanisms behind whole-body cryo, but most of all, we focus on how you should use whole-body cryo to optimize your outcomes.
Thereby creating happy clients, athletes, and patients empowering a consistent growth in your business and credibility.

Interpreting science and workings mechanisms is not that easy, evidenced by the many different claims on whole-body cryo you can find on the internet. However, whether you’re a healthcare provider, athletic trainer, strength- or performance coach or manager, practitioner, technician, operator, distributor, or business owner, you’ll find the course content completely comprehensible, you can get in contact with your fellow students at any point during the course to ask their opinion, you’ll have the ability to get a download of the complete script including references of each learning module and have direct access to the instructors in case you have any further questions.

This should NOT be the case in terms of EFFICACY and SAFETY!
For instance, the type of skin is a determining factor for the treatment outcomes. The skin type determines cold sensitivity due to a difference in body composition, vasoconstriction response, increased sympathetic activity, and thinner, longer digits. As stated in the NATA position statement, people with a dark-colored skin type are 2 to 4 times more likely to sustain a cold injury.
Therefore, first-time clients with a darker skin type should be treated with more caution, implying a lower treatment intensity.

That’s why the “how to use whole-body cryo in practice” course was built with one thing in mind: implementation. We have made all whole-body cryo knowledge accessible in easy to follow, subscripted learning video’s.
We laid out all the steps in crystal clear fashion to optimally start using whole-body cryo so that you don’t have to worry about how to IMPLEMENT the new insights. Instead, at your own pace, you dive in and follow the step-by-step process that guides you towards optimally understanding and using whole-body cryo to help your client, patient, or athlete’s needs. Upon purchase, these video’s become available with an easy to use course portal available on desktop and mobile devices and progress tracking. Between videos, knowledge checks are integrated, ensuring you are ready for the next. For your reference, you can download all scripts (including the references) and easy to use downloads on protocols settings, contraindications, and indications that benefit most. At the end of the course, a final test is integrated.

Yes, you will! To receive your certificate of completion, you need to pass the final test at the end of the course ((receive a passing grade of 80% or higher).
There are also optional knowledge checks at the end of each module to re-affirm your learning as you progress through the course and to prepare you for the final exam.
After passing your final exam, your certificate of completion is accessible from the course dashboard and is also sent to you via email for your convenience.
Next to this certificate of completion and in case of interest, you can receive CEU’S for the National Athletic Trainer Association (NATA: 2,5 or 4,5 CEU’s), the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM: 0,4 CEU’s), and the Athletic and Fitness Association of America (AFAA: 4 CEU’s). To claim your CEUs, you need to complete the course, pass the final exam, and ask for your certificate of completion that has the Approved Provider Number on it via info@proccare.com.
You then need to go to the organization site and search the associated online CEU Approved Provider list and select the specific course you just completed.