
Warm weather is finally arriving, and that means it's time to get outside and enjoy barbecues and picnics. Summer parties can be tough to enjoy when you're focused on healthy eating, but it is possible to avoid making this annual tradition a calorie landmine. Our latest post on the ISSA blog is c...

Have you thought about becoming a certified personal trainer but aren't sure if it's right for you? In this article, we have answers to the most commonly asked questions about getting certified.

In this podcast episode, we hear from ISSA’s own team members and bootcamp co-hosts Jenny Scott and John Bauer for our first edition of Lighting Fitness Facts and Trainer REAL talk.

Health coaching is a growing industry that is increasingly operating online. If you’re interested in becoming a health coach, learn more about how you can launch your career online.

Are you gym-obsessed? Do you love working out and pushing others? Why not make fitness a career? Here’s everything you need to become a personal trainer, and it’s a lot simpler than you think.

Easing tight calf muscles begins with finding the cause. Here are a few reasons behind calf tightness, as well as strategies for getting them to relax.

You want to become a certified personal trainer. But which certification is best? Learn why the answer to this question isn’t the same for everyone.

Most personal trainers will have clients who part ways with them during their careers. Follow along as we discuss some of the common reasons why clients leave and how you can minimize it.

Gaining experience as a new trainer can seem challenging when you're just getting started. Check out some of our favorite ways to start building your personal training resume and launch your career.

Tiredness, fatigue, and lack of energy plague American adults. We don't sleep enough, work too much, and are too sedentary. As a trainer, you have the ability to educate your clients and potential clients about how they can use exercise to increase energy and conquer fatigue.

The personal trainer exam covers a ton of information. So how do you get through it all and find the time to study while still trying to juggle home, work, and everything else?