The calculation of 60 to 80 thousand here is not for every year but for every month. Tell me this.

This is a life saver!!! I've reread this chapter twice and memorized all the words but had a hard time actually understanding the full chapter. This is mucchhh appreciated.

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can i ask? what are the challenges that you usually faced every time you have a client?

Im 40 and i felt it was foolish but i researched it and saw how big my demographic is as far as needing training which helped encourage me. I know a lot more now than i did as a 23 year old trainer and ive experienced a lot more ups and downs, aches and pains, etc so i think life experience helps. Thanks for putting this out there, Joe! I've learned so much from you.

This was so helpful! I am almost 51 years old and have been doing training my entire adult life while being an attorney!

62 years old and just got NASM certified this year. It’s not too late!

I had a client really push and challenge me to break out of straight sets. He wanted to keep moving the whole hour. It really helped my programming! Made me more versatile as a trainer as well.

This is the BEST nasm cpt prep I've seen on KZbin. Tons of value here, man. Thanks so much for such an amazing study guide! Liked and subscribed.

61 y.o. Just passed my NASM non-proctored exam 3 and a half weeks ago. I already have a job at a gym and a client (just one so far, but working on that). The early morning crowd at my gym is mostly over 50. They seem to refer "mature" clients.

Thank you so much for this pep talk!

Retired middle school teacher becoming a trainer in my mid-40s!

Thank U Joe for the confidence boost! It means alot!

I got certified at 55. I'm a part time Real Estate Appraiser, but trying to transition to a personal trainer career. It's been a struggle, but I'm sticking with it and hope that 2025 will be my full transition year. As age related issues propped up starting at 40 and then increasing at 50, I've found that nutrition, exercise and mobility are so vital, especially to live a quality life without meds. Recovering and realizing the amazing capabilities of our bodies to adapt, both good and bad opportunities, I found that I was nerding out on training methods. And, coming from volunteer in scouting, I like to help people. Thank you always Joe for these great videos. I'm looking forward to the next step with Axiom's "Qualified" program.

Yes, Joe! Thank you for this encouragement! I am 73 and just passed my non-proctored NASM exam. I am looking to supplement my social security and help people my age. I am also taking the NASM nutrition counseling course and also the wellness counseling course. Looking forward to all this!

I'm 42 so I'm loving this encouragement! 💪👐

This is so me coach thank you so much.

As a 54-year-old personal trainer, I believe age is an advantage, not a barrier. My clients trust me because I understand their challenges and celebrate their progress.

Me watching this in my early 20’s studying for it :-) Thanks for the content

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Thank you so much coach

Super helpful video as I step into this career. Thank you!

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This is great info. I have a question, when would you know to progress a client to the next progression of the squat? Is it when the can complete a certain number of reps with good form? Is it when they've been doing one form of the squat for a certain period of time? How do you know when to progress them to the next level?

Couldnt agree more. Im on ch 9. I decided to take the practice test just to see where I stood without studying and I got 50 questions out of 100. Didnt pass it but I was surprised, I know if I out the work in and with your guidance I will pass it. Thank you for all you do for us!

Thank you so much well explained

100% Recommend Axiom Videos. Recently Passed My CPT Exam, Huge Thanks To Axiom For The External Resources 👏🏾

Awesome advice! Thank you! 💪

Bro im learning more from you then my cpt course. Thank you for these videos

Where I'm at now. Trying to get a job with a gym is kinda hard because I don't have the experience but I'm writing a book and doing social media stuff first. Hopefully I get clients!!

Thank you! Great demonstration and communication skills.

I like how he breaks it down simple what to focus on first and that's becoming a better trainer. It's interesting before I started my NASM course I would jump around and do circles and be focused on the wrong things start simple get a part time job and get clients. He nailed it on point to work with people for free and make time until you get busy, this will build up experience and repetition. Once I get my foot in the door with my license, I will keep this in mind thank you for this video

What super helpful how has no one though of this sooner

Love this!!

I confirmed my email but never received the study guide

I'm a NASM CPT and I go a little wider due to long femurs..

Strategy for memorization 23:14

Just making a bookmark to remember where in the video CEU 0.2 hours (20 hours per 2 years) is 8:00

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Also being a leading trainer at a gym can lead to you selling training sessions for other trainers- leading to more money with less or at least no added sessions on your plate per week

This video, like so many others on this channel, is so helpful. I have studied all this for my weight training cert (in my part of Canada, we have to get certified as weight trainers before personal trainers), but anatomy and body systems aren't something I understand quickly. Joe makes everything SO simple and straightforward, and the short videos mean I can listen multiple times without spending hours. I'm also learning that NASM definitely deserves its reputation as a top PT cert, and I may get the text even though I'll have to do my own region's certification. Thank you so much for these!

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I didn’t get the free guide even after signing up

I like the realistic vision. Taking the test tomorrow!

What about the Bussiness that are willing to market your brand for you . That make it seem like you can make 5k or better a month ? Or a body building gym . And online training . Example my friend offer personal workout and nutrition plans, online training and in person coaching

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Thank you so much for this super helpful :)