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In the first episode of this two-part series, NASM Master Instructor Rick Richey examines evidence-based practice to help you make the best decisions when it comes to client care.

In the second episode of this two-part series, Rick Richey continues through the sixth and final domain of the CPT 7 with discussion focused on job searches, a day in the life of a personal trainer, necessary sales and marketing tips, and much more.
Podcast Strong Mind Strong Body

In this episode, host Angie Miller is joined by Kelsey Wells, NASM CPT, and Fitness Influencer, for a forthright, thought-provoking conversation on women’s health and wellness.
Podcast Master Instructor Roundtable

Many clients aspire to train like professional athletes but may not fully appreciate what goes into optimizing health and performance in elite sports.

It seems most people have a different interpretation about what core workouts are and how they are designed to be executed.

Rick Richey explores the second half of this two-part series, reviewing this key domain of CPT-7.
Podcast Strong Mind Strong Body

Society is filled with uncertainties as we continue to adjust to the current times. From social apprehension and stress from returning to workspaces, to uneasiness in social gatherings, we’re learning to adjust, once again, to the new normal.

Master Instructor Rick Richey continues his in-depth reviews of the testing domains for the CPT-7 model. This episode details the fifth domain, with a wide-ranging emphasis on integrated training principles, fundamental movement patterns, rest ...

In this NASM-CPT Podcast, Rick Richey continues his discussion in Domain IV with an emphasis on special populations.

Networking is not just about making connections. It is all about creating, building and establishing long-term, lasting relationships.