
The Importance of Internal Hip Rotation and How to Improve It
A body lacking internal hip rotation is like a car with no back wheels. Sure, it might keep going, and even steer, but it’s gonna…
READ MOREA body lacking internal hip rotation is like a car with no back wheels. Sure, it might keep going, and even steer, but it’s gonna…
READ MORENo doubt, nutrition is a complex and confusing topic for many, especially our personal training clients. It is further complicated and “muddied” by the constant…
READ MOREThe military runs deep with The NFPT. Ron Clark, NFPT’s President and CEO, who started the NFPT back in 1985 served as a US Marine.…
READ MOREThe January resolutioners are out in full gym force for about a month or so. As February arrives in full winter mode, many gym-goers and…
READ MOREEmphasis The primary muscles stressed in this movement are the shoulder muscles (anterior and medial deltoid). The secondary muscles stressed are the triceps and trapezius.…
READ MORECertified Personal Trainer, CPT, is the title and accompanying acronym used in the personal fitness training industry for an individual who has been appropriately assessed…
READ MOREClients are individuals. Each one comes to us with a different set of life circumstances, personalities, and likes and dislikes. For many new clients, you…
READ MOREFor every certified trainer, there is continued growth in the field. Whether it be learning more about fitness training or business concepts, attending health and…
READ MOREOur clients often want a magic approach to make lifestyle habits surrounding diet, sleep, workout routines, and adequate hydration easy and attainable all the while…
READ MOREYour schedule is jam packed at the beginning of the year and into spring. These clients want to get into shape for summer vacation on…
READ MOREAs fitness professionals we need to be aware of the deleterious effect hormones, that are often unknown or undiscussed, may have on a client’s workout.…
READ MOREFor peak performance every day, athletically and otherwise, the human body requires water. Our cells, bones, organs, and muscles count on sufficient hydration to function…
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