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It’s hard to believe that, yesterday, instruction in the fitness industry generally consisted of one bodybuilder teaching, training, and mentoring another. But today providers—including colleges; training, certifying, and continuing-education organizations; and equipment manufacturers—stand ready to teach you all you need to know.
FITNESS ANYWHERE, INC.
Fitness professionals around the world are differentiating themselves and earning CECs by attending Suspension Training Professional Education courses. Suspension Training bodyweight exercise develops strength, balance, flexibility, and core stability, simultaneously. It requires the TRX Suspension Trainer, a highly portable performance training tool that leverages the user’s body weight to facilitate hundreds of exercises for every fitness goal. There are two Professional Education courses available that support Suspension Training: TRX Suspension Training Course, and TRX Group Suspension Training Course. Some 70 courses are conducted monthly, worldwide. Contact: 888-878-5438,
www.fitnessanywhere.com. See our ad on pg. 61. —|
MAD DOGG ATHLETICS, INC.
AFAA (AEROBICS AND FITNESS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA)
AFAA’s Multitraining Live online video- conferencing system is a convenient and cost-effective way to meet, collaborate, and educate. A browser-based system that requires no special software for its users to download or install, Multitraining Live is flexible enough to facilitate everything from personalized one-on-one training sessions to demonstrations for hundreds of participants. Multitraining Live offers a convenient and secure way to conduct: Group Study Sessions; One-on-one Coaching; Third-Party Authenticated Exams; Exercise Class Instruction; Provider CEU Programs; Client Training; Networking Events; Product Demonstra- tions; and much more.
Contact: 877-968-7263,
www.afaa.com. See our ad on pg. 43. —|
Mad Dogg Athletics is the world’s largest equipment-based, fitness-education com- pany. It offers instructor-orientation and continuing-education workshops related to a wide range of its top-of-the-line fitness brands. Education and training include: Spinning and Resist-A-Ball instructor-orien- tation and continuing-education workshops; Peak Pilates mat and equipment certifications and workshops, including the MVe Chair and Reformer workshop; and the all-new instructor training for Bodyblade.
Contact: 800-847-7746,
wwmaddogg.com,
education@maddogg.com. See our ad on pgs. 5 and 26.—|
DOTFIT LLC
dotFIT offers a complete online fitness and nutrition solution that provides consumers with the tools they need to achieve their fitness goals and maintain results. Among them: its exerspy Activity and Calorie Tracking System. This proprietary program educates users about fitness and weight control by providing daily targets based on their objective; an easy-to-use food log; customizable menus written by registered dietitians; recipes; a personalized supplement recom-
mendation; exercise videos, and an extensive fitness library. Exerspy has been approved by the prestigious National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM). Contact: 877-436-8348,
www.dotFIT.com. See our ad on pg. 56. —|
NASM (NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SPORTS MEDICINE)
The National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) is a global leader in providing evidence-based certifications and advanced credentials to health and fitness professionals. In addition to its NCCA-accredited fitness Certified Personal Trainer (CPT) certification, NASM offers a progressive career track with access to advanced specializations, continuing-education courses, and accredited bachelor and master degree programs. The NASM educational continuum is designed to help today’s health and fitness professional enhance their career, while empowering their clients to live healthier lives. Contact: 800-460-NASM (6276),
www.nasm.org. See our ad on pg. 71. —|
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