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Goniometry is measuring the passive range of motion of a joint using a protractor like device with two arms, called a goniometer, which measures joint…

Dietary fats and its attention in the media (especial social) world have gone to two extremes, causing a conundrum for how personal trainers should counsel…

What’s in a name? Names serve as identifiers in separating people and things from one another. As a personal trainer, you can hone in on…

List people you trained or mentors/teachers as references. If you have none, it’s time to start personal training friends and family to build experience. Offer them…

For most people, it takes about a month for the body to begin adapting to a strength training program. In other words, training clients who…

I unloaded my bicycle from my car in the trail-head parking lot. The trail is a popular spot especially on weekends, and this was Saturday.…

Clients expect a great deal out of their personal trainer. They expect the best service, best results, best personality. Really, the best everything. That is…

Being balanced and teaching balance in life and in health is easier said than done. Here are some ideas on how to implement balanced practices…

Becoming a personal trainer involves more than just learning how to train clients–one also has to learn to navigate the business world. If you plan…

You probably ask clients about food, sleep, perceived exertion and energy levels at each session. What about getting feedback about yourself? If you just cringed,…

Not every client has the time and flexibility to train five days a week like the lifestyle of most fitpros might allow. The “weekend warrior”,…

Why do clients drop their personal trainers? This question stays on the minds of new trainers everywhere. Some of the obvious reasons trainers get dropped are…