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American Council on Exercise (ACE)
American Council on Exercise Group Fitness Instructor (ACE GFI)
American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM)
Cooper
Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS)
Academy of Sports Medicine Board NASM
Athletic Trainer (NATA BOC)
Strength and Fitness (NCFS)
Strength and Conditioning (NSCA-CPT)

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Strength and Conditioning
Sport Nutrition

2 Paths to Becoming a Personal Trainer

This might not come as news to you, but on average, people around the world, and especially in the West, ar living longer than ever.  What’s more, senior citizens are trying to stay more active than ever.  And just around the corner, the Baby Boom generation will be retiring.  Ordinarily, an aging population would not seem to argue in favor of a growing number of fitness-related jobs.  But the Baby Boomers are no ordinary generation.  This group came of age, and grew older while trying to stay in shape.  And more so than any other generation, they want to remain fit and active for as long as possible.  This is just one reason that the field of the personal trainer is expected to be a growing career field over the next several decades.  Because for many of these people, going to the gym is not as feasible as it once was.  They will need the personal touch of a personal trainer to help them maintain and improve their health.  Combine this with the large number of young people who are also interested in getting in peak physical condition, and you can see that there will be a huge demand for personal trainers. Read more >>>