You can be a Registered dietitian with an exercise science degree?

This is great!!

How do I speak to someone about insurance, cpt etc.?

Great video. This is the unsexy side to personal training and someone has to cover it. I do have a question - Are you required to be personal trainer certified to get personal training insurance? Anyways, very helpful. Thanks, Fitness Mentors.

Thank you

I generally like your videos, but how is this a case study? This is just one long add for you class bundle?

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You guys should learn from 'SHOW UP- FITNESS'. Look at WHAT they do for Trainers, and HOW they do it here --- kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6DGhJyGjq93Z9k

I love that you mentioned sport coaching. An advisor at a college told me to get a physical education degree just to be a sport coach and I knew this was off.

Love this! I appreciate your passion and hope it goes well. I work for an Australian sports utility-based NFT company and so many people in our community would love this.

Music didn't ruin the video . It's fine

Loved putting this on for everybody! Hope it was helpful :)

What a pleasure to be on your show, Eddie. Thank you for having me on. All the best to you and your audience.

Loved putting this on, hope it was helpful for our people :)

Loved putting this on! Hope it was helpful :)

Good video Eddie 💪

Great episode.

Does the Insurefitness onw cover nutrtipn as well like next.i really like the stolen equipment one for insurefitness bc I train at the park but i like the nutrition coverage for the next:). Thanks for answering 😀

Looks good, can't wait til this gets going!!

Great

I'm a personal trainer, how do I receive more information on getting involved with meta gym?

this will be useful for times when you want to expand membership in the winter months.

Excellent breakdown of the differences. I've written chapters for both NASM and ACE, worked for ACE directly for 5 years (I was one of the creators of the IFT Model) and have been a part of the exam development process. 1) here's a secret, according to the ICE guidelines neither organization can ask questions about their proprietary info (meaning NASM can not ask questions specifically about the OPT Model). you can use ANY exercise phys text to study for the exams. 2) NASM is owned by a publicly traded, for-profit company. ACE is a 501(c)(3) not for profit entity; profits from NASM go into shareholders pockets; profits at ACE go to programming and to provide employee benefits. It's your $$$ you can choose how it's spent. 3) ANY certification is just a foundation; to be a truly exceptional fitness professional it's important to commit to lifelong learning.

I am confused about the differences of physiatry and exercise physiology specifically. HELP! I have a lot of physical and neurological issues and due to how broad the term exercise physiology is I can't tell the difference!

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This was so helpful, just brought your book as well. Thank you for such valuable content 😊

What are the titles of chapters 12 and 13?

Just get both

I love the conversations, guys! Great insights into the fitness industry, as i am currently making a pivot into Fitness and am not certified yet. Keep up the great content! I have joined the discord chat

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But what if i live and study in italy? can i still make in also in the us?

Thank you so much i’m a guy in Hong Kong trying to know exercise science career🙏🏿

Thank you Eddie Lester

Nah, the truth on why being a Personal Trainer is a 'popular' career choice is due to the low entry requirements, and commitment to attain it. Personal Training only requires some high school diploma/pre-University education for entry to get certified, and Personal Trainers can get certified in a few weeks or even over a weekend, unlike Exercise Science Professionals who require minimally a Bachelor's degree which takes at least 3 to 4 years. Unfortunately, many Personal Trainers out there who aren't graduates of Exercise/Sports Science, know close to NOTHING on exercise science (they know how to only conduct exercise, but know nothing about the intricacies behind the science and physiology of exercise), yet think they know everything about exercise and fitness, make bad decisions in their practice, getting their clients injured, or not training the clients according to exercise principles and guidelines.🙄🙄🙄 As for Exercise Physiologists, they don't majorly do "Lab work". What you've described is more for that of Sports Physiologists rather than Exercise Physiologists, as Sports Physiologists work more with sporting performance enhancement rather than community exercise interventions. EPs also work in healthcare settings delivering Exercise Rehabilitation interventions, usually alongside a multidisciplinary team of Doctors, Physiotherapists/Physical therapists, Occupational therapists, Dietitians, etc. Exercise Physiologists see patients from varied populations too, e.g. patients with musculoskeletal injuries(back pain, sports injuries, ACL reconstruction, etc); patients with metabolic conditions (diabetes, hypertension); patients with other chronic/debilitating conditions (cancer, kidney disease, stroke, Parkinson's, dementia, etc), where these populations required exercise interventions to get better, stronger or more functional.

Your channel has been helped, numerous personal trainers. Thank you for all that you do.

I’m starting college in the spring majoring in exercise science. I’m looking forward to it!

Do you know any information on Crunch Fitness??? I was curious to know like their pay and if it’s a good gym to work for please! When you have time

awesome video music made me wanna do a posedown lol

I'm about to binge watch every episode of this podcast... 📺 I dig the honesty bro....FrFr 👌💯

Love it

This was great. Thanks for the insights!

What page is table 6-1 on?

Respect the directness and honesty when discussing the different fields and it's not evident you have knowledge in the field which is reflected in the video. Great video and very informative🙏🏻🔥

ACE is a scam. Typical multiple choice test answers would be; A,B,C,D. ACE has; 8 choices, all of the above/none, a&b, a&c, b&c, or a&c etc, its designed for failure!

Great video brotha. One question, I heard you say you need to be in a graduate program to become an exercise physiologists? Would that just be to become a registered clinical EP?

Hey this is the first video of yours that I watched but have you done any on how to pick up your first clients. Also was wondering would I need insurance to post KZbin workouts or do I use a disclaimer or both?

Such an underrated channel, definitely needs more views.

This video was extremely useful for helping me transition from an engineering major into the Excercise Science world. Thank you!

Thank you for sharing this awesome information.

Hey, is NSCA-CPT WORTH IT? I want to be work with athlets in the future so might take up CSCS. Whats your opinion about NSCA-cpt?