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Greens Powder vs Multivitamins: Guidance from a Registered Dietitian

Greens powder vs multivitamins: Both amplify micronutrient intake, but how are they different? Read this article to learn about their unique distinctions.

Updated: July 2, 2024 By: Perry Nix, MS, RD, LD

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How to Do the Dumbbell Shoulder Press: Advice from a Trainer

The dumbbell shoulder press is one of the best shoulder exercises for your upper body workout. Check out our guide for everything you need to know!

Updated: December 18, 2023 By: Christopher Covello

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How to Do Mountain Climbers: An Expert Explains Common Mistakes

Mountain climbers are more than a warm-up. Check out our expert guide for everything you need to know about this excellent full-body exercise!

Updated: January 3, 2024 By: Christopher Covello

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Your Question Answered: What Is CPT Certification?  

If you’re dreaming of quitting your day job for a career in the fitness industry, you may be wondering what is CPT certification? You’re in the right place because I’m a certified personal trainer (CPT) and I plan to answer that question. I’ll also give you a glimpse of how a certification program can help prepare you to work with clients at commercial gyms, health clubs, and boutique fitness studios. I’ll also help you determine what is a personal trainer and provide a brief outline of a CPT’s scope of practice.  » Read more about: Your Question Answered: What Is CPT Certification?    »

Updated: December 14, 2023 By: Lauren Strong, CPT

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When to Take BCAA and Creatine: Advice From an RD

Looking to optimize your supplement stack? A registered dietitian explains when to take BCAA and creatine for best results!

Updated: December 21, 2023 By: Stephanie Wells, MS, RD, LD, ACSM-CPT

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Psoas Muscle Exercises: Training Tips for Strong Hips From a CSCS

Healthy hip joints are crucial for movement. Check out these trainer-approved psoas muscle exercises to help improve your hip mobility and reduce low back pain.

Updated: December 21, 2023 By: Jarrod Nobbe, MA. CSCS. USAW National Level Coach

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Sissy Squat: The Best Quad Exercise You’re Not Doing

Build god-tier quads when you perform the Sissy squat. The best quad exercise you're not doing, according to a certified personal trainer.

Updated: November 21, 2024 By: Shane McLean, CPT

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Dry Scooping Protein Powder: Is It Safe? Advice From An RDN

Is there any benefit to dry scooping protein powder? An RDN breaks down the purported benefits and risks associated with this viral trend.

Updated: December 12, 2023 By: Sharon Lehman, RD

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How To Do The Barbell Curl: Instructions, Tips, And Variations

If you’re looking for personal trainer tips on doing the barbell curl with proper form, I've got you. I'll also go through common mistakes, benefits, and variations.

Updated: December 12, 2023 By: Ravi Davda, CPT

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The Upright Row: How To Do It, Technique Tips, and Equipment Needed

The upright row is just what you need for bigger shoulders and a strong upper back. Check out our guide to find out more about this awesome exercise!

Updated: December 11, 2023 By: Christopher Covello

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How to Do Split Squats: Nail the Technique to Make Leg Gains

Are you looking for a great way to build lower body strength one leg at a time? Split squats should certainly do the trick! Find out more!

Updated: December 11, 2023 By: Christopher Covello

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Workout Schedule For Beginners: Baby Steps to a Complete Fitness Routine 

When you’re new to exercise, it may be tempting to find a workout schedule that puts you on the fast track to success. I’m a certified personal trainer, and I’m here to tell you this: there is no fast track. So, if you’re brand new or returning to exercise, let’s take baby steps to get to your ideal routine. When I create a workout schedule for beginners, I start with two days of basic weight lifting at home and about three days of moderate intensity cardio,  » Read more about: Workout Schedule For Beginners: Baby Steps to a Complete Fitness Routine   »

Updated: February 21, 2024 By: Lauren Strong, CPT

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