Director of the ISSA's Professional Division for approximately 7 years, Cameron Baker has been in the Fitness, Wellness and Sport Science industry for roughly 18 years as an educator, writer, consultant, performance coach and trainer whose educational background includes a Bachelors degree in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Biomechanics from Westmont College, certifications in personal training from the ISSA, the American College of Sports Medicine and the National Academy of Sports Medicine. He also holds certifications in Strength and Conditioning, Fitness and Performance Nutrition, Youth and Senior Fitness as well as Exercise Therapy with the ISSA. Cameron has worked in a wide variety of settings in the fitness/wellness industry, including instructing collegiate courses in strength and conditioning, serving as a personal trainer and strength and conditioning coach for both amateur and elite professional athletes, as well as working as a clinical rehabilitation specialist in an outpatient physical therapy clinic.
Safety / Injuries | Audio Blogs
Is the long reign of the sit-up finally over? Will the crunch be far behind? Here’s the scoop on why no one is doing sit-ups anymore, and why you and your clients should be crunching and planking to maximize core strength and minimize your waistline.
Nutrition | Weight Loss
As a personal trainer, you've become the go-to expert that people in your circle turn to for reliable advice on anything related to fitness and nutrition. One question that can be overheard across the training floors of just about every gym these days has do with the topic of fasted training. So how do you answer the question “is it better for me to exercise on an empty stomach?”
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