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Want to help athletes achieve their personal best? You can do this as a strength and conditioning coach. Here’s how to become one in 3 simple steps. 

You want to become a certified health coach. What’s the best certification program? Here’s what to look for, along with what you need to know before you enroll in any health coach certification course.

You want to be a strength and conditioning coach. Is certification required for this role? Learn why there’s not a clear-cut answer. We also share reasons to become certified—even if it’s not a requirement.

Want to work as a strength and conditioning coach? First, learn what it takes to be a professional in this field. Here are some basic requirements.

Improve your tennis game with agility training. Check out this comprehensive guide that includes drills, exercises, and tips to enhance your footwork and speed on the court.

Sometimes a high hip—also known as a lateral pelvic tilt—requires a doctor's visit to fix. But here are a few things to try in the gym that may also help.

Discover the rewarding journey of becoming a certified personal trainer for seniors. Help older adults achieve their fitness goals and improve their overall well-being.

Personalized genetic tests make training more individualized than ever before. If you have information about your client's ability to gain and grow muscle, you can maximize their workouts, help them set more appropriate goals, and guide them to make progress more effectively and efficiently.

Arm training doesn’t have to be boring! Try these biceps curl variations to spice up your workouts and build strength and size.

Asking for a fee is never easy, even when you know your worth and what you can offer clients as a nutrition coach. The biggest mistake new coaches make is charging too little. We'll help you figure out just what you're worth so you can make a decent salary while keeping your prices fair.

You want to become a nutritionist. But can you make a living in this type of role? Learn the median pay for a nutritionist, as well as ways to earn more if you’d like.

There is no one “best” running coach certification. Instead, it’s more about finding the one that is the best for you. Here are several factors to consider.