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CPT = Certified Personal Trainer OR Conscious Personal Trainer by helpyouwell.com Posted Thu 10 Jun 2010 2:16pm In Nia you are your own CPT. In some circles that stands for Certified Personal Trainer. In Nia it stands for Conscious Personal Trainer. You are responsible for your body, its movements, and its health. If you were to hire me as your Personal Trainer you would complete a Health and Behavior Questionnaire. . . read more Either way I can Read on »

Need a Running Coach or Personal Trainer? by RunnerDude Healthy Living Professional

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Posted Thu 22 Jul 2010 7:37am is well credentialed with his Personal Trainer and Nutrition Consultant diploma certifications from NPTI (National Personal Trainer Institute), his ACSM (American College of Sports..., knowledgeable, and supportive personal trainer? RunnerDude’s Fitness offers that and a whole lot more! RunnerDude’s Fitness is dedicated to helping you meet your fitness goals Read on »

SDPersonalTrainer.com Chris Keith San Diego Personal Trainer by Chris Keith Posted Tue 29 Dec 2009 3:53pm Read on »

Pros and Cons of a Personal Trainer by Israel L. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 02 Feb 2011 2:40pm . By hiring a trainer, clients have a set of eyes watching them, a mind thinking about them and a heart caring about them.” ~ Laura Dow (ACSM Certified Personal Trainer, Yoga... Have You Ever Thought About Hiring A Personal Trainer? I have a new man in my life. He’s tall, dark and handsome and we meet twice a week. During our time together, he Read on »

Maximum Strength: The Personal Trainer’s Perspective by Eric C. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Thu 24 Jul 2008 6:04am Here's a "Guest Blog" of sorts from Personal Trainer Kaiser Serajuddin, who recently read Maximum Strength: "Writing a testimonial for Maximum Strength is a great way to get your name on a blog read by thousands of people, but I wanted to give my views on the book to deliver the personal trainer’s point of view. I know a lot of other trainers Read on »

It is Important to Check a Personal Trainers References and Credentials by NTrainers Posted Sun 02 Jan 2011 2:59am New York City personal trainers and other body building experts, come in all shapes and sizes, and also all levels of education. While any experienced body builder or body..., and there are opportunities for real life equivalents to formal education. Deciding on a personal trainer in Brooklyn, whether certified by an agency or college educated exercise physiologist Read on »

Soup For The Personal Trainer’s Soul by NTrainers Posted Thu 10 May 2012 10:02pm Everyone is out there to make a buck. That is not a nasty thing to say. It’s true. If you have no money, you’d be living on the street. Of course, it is great when people have the opportunity to give back. Sometimes it means giving back to the community and sometimes it means giving back to an individual. But, it isn’t alway ... Read on »

Maximum Strength: The Personal Trainer’s Perspective by Eric C. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Sun 24 Aug 2008 12:10am Here's a "Guest Blog" of sorts from Personal Trainer Kaiser Serajuddin, who recently read Maximum Strength : "Writing a testimonial for Maximum Strength is a great way to get your name on a blog read by thousands of people, but I wanted to give my views on the book to deliver the personal trainer’s point of view. I know a lot of other Read on »

San Diego’s best personal trainer’s guide to a healthy body and wallet. by Rivak H. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Sun 09 Nov 2008 10:53pm Here in beautiful San Diego CA, Somagenesis San Diego Personal Trainers stand at the forefront of health and fitness education. We have seen considerable changes.... For more information on how to implement and maintain the healthiest of lifestyles , even in the worst of economic times, visit Somagenesis San Diego Personal Trainers for a free Read on »

Expert San Diego Personal Trainer’s treatment for painful medial epicondylitis. by Rivak H. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Tue 02 Dec 2008 2:01am Medial Epicondylitis is an often debilitating condition, that personal fitness trainers can expect to see when training clients, especially men. Medial epicondylitis (ME) is a tendon injury acquired from perpetual overuse of the forearm flexor muscles especially when gripping heavily a bar or a weight. The result is a severe ache or burning sensation Read on »