
New year, new you, right? Whether you're starting a New Year's resolution or just getting your eating habits back on track, here are the top tips to help you get started and stay committed!

Kettlebells can deliver an effective muscle-building back workout. If this is what you’re looking for, whether for yourself or your clients, here are the best exercises you’ll want to include.

Whether your clients are looking for something new, trying to break a sweat, or seeking ways to support their physical and mental health, a kickboxing routine might just be the answer. Check out seven reasons why you may want to consider adding kickboxing to your skillset.

We asked CEOs, founders, and industry experts for the best industries hiring health coaches. Here is what they had to say — several of their answers may surprise you!

Every personal trainer knows that protein is critical for building muscle mass. Well, the body makes some protein on its own via muscle protein synthesis. What is muscle protein synthesis and how can you use it to get your clients better results?

Are you a new yoga teacher who is unsure how to get in front of your first class? In this article, we discuss the challenges of gaining experience as a yoga instructor. We also offer 4 simple steps for becoming a practiced yoga teacher.

Even fit people who workout regularly are sedentary for much of the day, which can lead to weak glutes that don't activate adequately. Kickboxing is a fun way to change up your workouts and build stronger glutes.

A lot of people focus on building the biceps. But the triceps are important too. Here are the five best exercises for increasing triceps strength and size.

Whether you’re working with an athlete or a client, the vertical jump represents power and explosiveness. It also demonstrates a client's fitness abilities. Learn these techniques that help increase jump height.

Do you slouch over a computer most of the day or hunch over your phone on your breaks? If so, you could use some chest-opening yoga to improve posture and release some pent-up stress and other emotions.

You want to be a personal trainer. But do you need a degree to take this career route? You might and you might not. Here’s why there’s not a hard answer to the fitness trainer degree question.