Rock climbing is increasing in popularity. So, it’s important for trainers to know how to help participants prepare for this sport. Here’s what you need to know to get your clients ready for their next rock-climbing adventure.
The IT band is too often overlooked until it suddenly causes pain. Help your clients prevent IT band injury with a few simple exercises. And check out the “how to” handout you can give your clients to keep them on the right track.
Is lower leg pain plaguing your clients? Help them identify and correct shin splints with these corrective exercise tools.
One in three adults has metabolic syndrome. That makes knowing about this condition important as a personal trainer. Here’s what you need to know. We also share the connection between metabolic syndrome and exercise.
Pigeon pose offers many benefits. (Hint: one is that it releases tight hips). Learn the muscles this pose works and how to do it, plus variations for those with less flexibility, along with who shouldn’t do this pose.
No fitness device works for every client. Studies have shown that this holds true with activity trackers. Learn which clients can benefit the most from fitness tracking devices, and which ones may be better off without them.
If there’s one exercise that belongs in your strength workout, it’s the good morning exercise. Here are just a few reasons why, plus what proper form looks like and a few variations to try based on your fitness level.
Suspension training offers a unique training experience for users. It's an ideal option for any person. Try adding these TRX exercises to your next workout.
Do you want to start working out, but find yourself limited on time? HIIT training is an effective training style that produces results in a short period of time. Check out these beginner ideas for HIIT training to optimize your time in the gym.
If you work with clients who like to trail run, listen up! Cross training is incredibly important for this demographic. Learn why, along with tips for how to develop a trail running cross training workout.
Are you training your clients in all planes of motion? Read on to better understand why you should be, plus some exercises and tips to help get you started with your clients.