FusionWorkouts_HVanderburg
Jan. 2 2017
Helen Vanderburg shares her five-step system for integrating four of the most popular fitness disciplines... View More
Yoga-for-Athletes
Dec. 2 2016
Ryanne Cunningham outlines the benefits of integrating yoga as a key component in successful training programs for athletes of all sports... View More
Stretches everyBODY
Nov. 15 2016
Here are some basic tips and cues to give your clients during a stretching segment... View More
one minute meditations
Oct. 15 2016
The following three meditation techniques all encompass one major element: breathing... View More
mentor2
March 5 2016
Mentors can be a wealth of information about how to run a business. And it is great to have a sounding board to bounce ideas off of... View More
mindbodycommunity
Feb. 5 2016
It is imperative to find ways to become part of the local community as a way to make your presence known, but to also give back to the area where you are based... View More
motivated
Jan. 5 2016
It’s easy to forget how difficult it can be for someone to move their body in a way that it has never moved. Keeping them motivated is important if you're to keep them moving... View More
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Dec. 17 2015
captioncredit 2016 Columnist Bios Michelle Blakely Michelle Blakely is the owner of Blakely FIT, Inc., Strength Training Exclusively for Women, a public speaker and the author of the Friday Quickie blog.... View More
Nov. 9 2015
I like to think of my strength training as doing and my yoga as undoing. I seek balance when comes to strength and flexibility. When our strength overpowers our flexibility, tension is the result. When... View More
2724
June 10 2015
It's hard not to feel like the White Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland these days in the fitness industry... View More
fitnessMindset
Oct. 14 2014
Have you ever felt burdened by the frustration of your training and nutrition programs not being enough for your clients?... View More
Yoga_Trauma
July 1 2014
Yoga inherently acts as a powerful medicine for the mind. This is why yoga is so good for treating Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)... View More
Sept. 1 2012
The business of fitness involves much more than helping people attain the perfect physique. Any industry professional knows it takes considerable focus on balancing a variety of elements to create a healthy... View More
Sept. 1 2012
Do your clients have repetitive use or chronic injuries? Are your routines becoming stale? Do you want to mix up the tools you offer your clients? Have your clients asked you about yoga? Are they curious... View More
Sept. 1 2012
A few months ago you may have seen an image that went viral on Facebook (among fitness professionals, anyway) that presented a parody of sorts of the life of a personal trainer. It showed a series of pictures... View More
book review
April 1 2012
Matt Fitzgerald, renowned sports journalist, recounts the 1989 Ironman World Championship race, known as the "Iron War" between two of the world's most dominant athletes, Dave Scott and Mark Allen. Fitzgerald... View More
book review
March 4 2012
A fantastic reference book for any fitness professional's library, Irene Lewis-McCormick's new book A Woman's Guide to Muscle and Strength, offers a user-friendly guide focused on dispelling myths and... View More
book review
Jan. 3 2012
A fitness professional can never have too many books and resources on human anatomy and kinetics. Frederic Delavier's Core Training Anatomy is a perfect addition to any fitness professional's library;... View More
book review
Dec. 2 2011
In Smart Marathon Training, Jeff Horowitz offers one of the most comprehensive perspectives on training smarter, not harder, for marathons and half-marathons. Most importantly, he demonstrates the effectiveness... View More
book review
Oct. 25 2011
From preface-to-conclusion, Jonathan Bailor cleverly articulates the misinformation that has inundated Americans' views on fat loss for the last 30 years. His book is not just an enjoyable read, but his... View More