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Beware of bogus personal trainers

Personal trainers are very hot these days. But how do you know if the person who is training you is legitimate? A TV station in Boston wanted to find out so it had reporters try to get “certified.” One reporter was able to take a two-hour online test and within a week she had her certification in hand. There are only a handful of accredited organizations that legitimately certify personal trainers. They are:
• American Council on Exercise
• National Council on Strength and Fitness
• National Strength and Conditioning Association
• National Academy of Sports Medicine
• National Federation of Personal Trainers

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  • personel trainer
    I am studing to become a trainer, I am currently trying to be certifed thru ISSA( international sports science association) what is your opinion of this organization. I am also testing thur AFAA(aerobics and fitness association of America), are eithe of these organizations perfered by major gyms and fitness centers. thanks for your input, thanks Clark

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