National Federation of Professional Trainers

5 Tips To Build and Promote an Effective Personal Trainer Website

Website Tips

It should be no surprise having a website for personal trainers is a must, especially if you want to train more clients. Even if you are on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, or Snapchat, you need to have an effective personal trainer website. A website adds a level of legitimacy and can be a terrific way to […]

Successful Personal Trainers Have Standards

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Do you aim to be an average personal trainer or the best one you can be? To be the best and most successful personal trainer you need to set standards to hold both you and your clients accountable. Here, we’ll discuss three standards you can implement tomorrow to set yourself up for success. Did you […]

Coaching the Hinge vs. the Squat

Personal trainers are generally adept at recognizing the value of different movements on the body, especially the hinge vs. the squat. Understanding that lower body exercises break down into two basic categories–hinging and squatting–will help fit pros better program a variety of valuable exercises for their clients. The differences between the squat vs. the hinge […]

How to Start Your Own Gym

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You’ll need to answer some tough questions, visualize the type of business you want to set up, put time into a business plan, consider finances, and work hard to start your own gym. Knowing where to start was the biggest challenge when opening my own training studio four years ago. It was one of the […]

The 5 Pillars of Success For Your Clients

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Exercise alone lacks the ability to change body composition and health. Study after study shows that working out by itself has little impact on body composition change: fat loss and muscle gain. So why do we focus on just working out? Part of the problem is that many personal trainers reasonably think we are only responsible […]

How to do Kettlebell Windmills

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The Kettlebell (KB) Windmill is a valuable exercise for shoulder stability, upper back flexibility, better movement in the hamstrings and hips (which helps with back pain). You get the best of both worlds with this exercise – it helps you move better and get you stronger. What’s not to like? Muscles Emphasis The entire body […]

Isometric Towel Workout

There are three different types of muscular contractions: concentric (shortening of the muscle), eccentric (lengthening of the muscle) and isometric (muscle doesn’t change length and the affected joint doesn’t move). Let’s talk about the utility of isometrics during this trying period and how you can implement them into your clients’ training program by using nothing […]

No Gym Equipment? Three Training Strategies for Fitness Clients

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Shelter-in-place orders have forced our clients to train away from their gym that may result in a decline in seeing results, or worse, unwanted weight gain. For most, this situation means no access to commercial-grade equipment. Clients are left scratching their heads on how to get a great workout, but the personal trainer is now […]

The Bear Crawl Does it All

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The focus of the most effective training program personal trainers design should be on the movement, not the muscles. This is why you might see the bear crawl performed frequently in the best training gyms. The bear crawl, a complete bodyweight movement, packs a big punch, working on strength, mobility, and stability. Unfortunately, this extremely […]

Your Clients Need Power Training

POWER TRAINING

After the age of 30, we start losing up to 10% of our strength every decade thereafter; even worse we’re losing nearly three times that amount in power. Power is our ability to exert maximum muscular contraction instantly in an explosive burst of movement. In application, it’s our ability to get off the floor quickly […]

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