The Java Jolt: Fitness Friend or Foe?
I will fully admit to being somewhat of a coffee snob. Preferring Starbuck’s beans to just about all others, I have been brewing it at…
READ MOREI will fully admit to being somewhat of a coffee snob. Preferring Starbuck’s beans to just about all others, I have been brewing it at…
READ MOREPerspiration is a natural human process that serves important purposes, yet so many of us revile its effects in both ourselves and others. Some people…
READ MORERecertify as an NFPT Personal Fitness Trainer by completing 2.0 course credits every year after your first through NFPT or through our CEC Provider Partners.
READ MOREThe attention personal trainers have historically given their clients was primarily physical. With increasing light cast on toxic diet culture and body dysmorphia, nurturing clients’…
READ MORENow that most of us are enjoying the extra hours of daylight provided by Mother Nature, it certainly is tempting to want to bring clients…
READ MOREAs personal trainers, we encounter a wide range of clients, each presenting unique challenges and opportunities, including menopausal women. This is a particularly important demographic…
READ MOREComplaints And Disciplinary Actions Policy 2019
READ MOREAs personal trainers, our training renders us well-versed in the subtleties of tweaking clients’ workouts to accommodate a variety of chronic health issues, of which…
READ MOREThe holiday season often means one thing to most clients: “avoiding weight gain” or “not losing the progress I’ve made.” As personal trainers, we see…
READ MOREIs it time to renew your certification? Your new certificate and membership card will be processed in one business day and will arrive by mail in 4-5 days in the United States.
If this is your first renewal, then all you need to do is make your recertification payment.
If you have recertified before, make sure that you have your continuing education credits (CECs) completed in addition to making your payment. We will notify you by email or phone if additional CECs are required.
If you have questions about continuing education credits, CLICK HERE.
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