
Amidst the ever-evolving trends in the health and fitness industry, one trend stands out for its potential extremes: the integration of technology into measuring individual performance and overall fitness.

Interested in hiring a running coach, but not sure what they do? Or maybe you’re a personal trainer who wants to work with runners specifically, but you’re not sure what this entails. Here’s what a running coach does, as well as how to become one.

Trevor Roberts, a Bronx native turned elite fitness trainer, has crafted a remarkable journey in the world of health and wellness.

Do you have clients experiencing hip pain? Even if your client mentions they have tightness in the hips, you should know how to deal with the issue to prevent further injury. Teach your clients how to prevent and overcome hip injuries through corrective exercise.

When many people think of fitness, they think of cardio and strength exercises. But flexibility is equally important. Here’s why, along with tips for engaging in flexibility training.

Do you know what to eat after a tough workout? What you eat matters. Load up on these best foods for muscle recovery after every session.

Some personal trainers specialize in certain types of exercise. One specialty to consider is corrective exercise. Learn what corrective exercise is and how a personal trainer uses it.

Renewing your personal training certification is important for your career, but do you know how to do it? We’ll help you understand the process and provide some tips to make it easier.

Several gimmicks exist for losing fat. But if you really want to achieve lasting fat loss for yourself or your fitness clients, these science-proven methods will do the trick.

Are you looking to make extra money? You may want to consider adding a group fitness instructor certification to your list of credentials!

One area that clients often want to work on is their backside. However, this is also a muscle group that is riddled with training errors, leading to subpar results. Learn seven common glute training mistakes, along with how to help clients avoid them.