So you want to get certified to become a personal trainer, do ya?! That’s great! But it’s a pretty confusing world out there. There are…
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So you want to get certified to become a personal trainer, do ya?! That’s great! But it’s a pretty confusing world out there. There are…
READ MOREAll athletes understand the need for proper conditioning in order to excel in their particular sport. If their body is not in top shape they will not be able to compete at the level needed or expected. The purpose of training is to improve the performance and conditioning of the athlete in their particular sport. In the case of the basketball athlete, their integrated movement of agility, strength, explosiveness and cardio conditioning should be the major focus of their training.
READ MOREIt seems as though Memorial Day gets stereotyped as just another federal holiday where everyone gets off work and we cookout and play lawn games…
READ MOREWhen it comes to carbohydrate intake, timing can play a crucial role in keeping the body in a ready state when it’s time for the next workout.
READ MOREResistance training has many aspects. It can be utilized to gain muscular size, endurance, recovery of an injury or as part of an athlete’s training program. This article will cover some of the principles of resistance training and how your client can benefit from them.
READ MOREWhen it comes to eating a pre and post-workout meal there is a lot of debate on what to eat, how long before and after exercise should you eat, and how much you should eat. This article will cover some of the basics of pre post-workout nutrition.
READ MOREIt is important for personal trainers to be well-rounded and well versed in variety of exercises. Every trainer should know how to train someone by means of aerobic (cardiovascular), anaerobic, flexibility, and agility-based activities.
READ MOREExercise can exhibit noticeable effects on muscle tissue, of course, but it can also affect the body’s main supporting structures – the bones.
READ MOREA person’s basal metabolic rate (BMR) and resting metabolic rate (RMR) represent the total amount of energy the body consumes while at rest or asleep. One of the main purposes for determining these rates with respect to fitness is to help calculate a person’s basic caloric needs each day.
READ MOREOne of my favorite quotes, especially now that I am in my early 50’s, goes something like this: “Growing old is mandatory; growing up, however, is optional”. With today’s Baby Boomers comprising nearly 20% of the American population, we need to recognize their presence in a variety of arenas, including the paradigm of wellness and self-care.
READ MORE1. How much does personal trainer certification cost? NFPT offers certification packages for you to choose from. Visit NFPT Certification for details. Application pricing ranges from $199…
READ MORESugar occurs naturally in many foods and is added to many more. Whether it is used as a flavoring agent, as a preservative, or as both, it’s easy to get too much of this “sweet” thing.
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