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Are you the world’s best personal trainer?
Lifetime eyes behaviour change Former finalist Fiona Ross in action
A competition has been launched to find the world’s best personal trainer, with an expenses-paid trip to the grand final and a US$5,000 prize up for grabs. Life Fitness has teamed up with a host
of global fitness organisations, including the International Confederation of Registers for Exercise Professionals (ICREPs), EuropeActive, Life Fitness Academy and the American Council on Exercise (ACE) to launch the fifth annual Personal Trainers to Watch programme. The competition seeks to recognise and reward elite trainers around the world who embody passion and commitment to the profession. Nominations will be collected from 1
June to 15 July, with the top 10 finalists competing in a live global competition in October (location TBC) to determine the winner of the US$5,000 grand prize. Nominees will be judged on leadership, client motivation, inspiration, certifications and past achievements. Details:
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A new training course designed to equip exercise professionals with the behaviour change skills needed to get inactive people moving is being delivered to Everyone Active’s exercise referral specialists. Delivered by Lifetime Training, the Lifestyle Activity Coaching course was developed in consultation with the Academy for Health Coaching and led by physician Dr Tim Anstiss, who specialises in applying the science of positive psychology to health and care settings. The course addresses the increasing evidence that the success of physical activity interventions relies heavily on changing emotional and psychological attitudes towards exercise and active lifestyles.
Everyone Active has become the first leisure operator to invest in the new training course. Everyone Active fitness motivators – who look after exercise referrals – are currently undertaking the 12-week course, with plans to harness the skills across the business and its public health division Everyone Health. “Research within physical activity promotion has identified motivational interviewing as one of the strongest predictors of long-term behaviours,” said Everyone Active’s Tiffeny Gould. “With 50 exercise referral schemes delivered across the company, an opportunity to improve the quality of delivery and impact on local communities couldn’t be missed.” Details:
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