The Official Certified Personal Trainers ONLY Thread

[HugeRipped]

I noticed an absence of a similar thread on this board, so I thought I would be the first to create it.

This thread is the official venue in which certified personal trainers can discuss important issues that relate to the fitness field; new exercise trends amongst the public, effective fat loss programs, muscle building for the layman, etc. If you are not a certified personal trainer, please do not bother posting in this thread unless you are asking us questions - but for the most part I'd like to keep this an exclusive means of discussing industry sensitive issues amongst qualified fitness professionals.

Also, if you recieved your certification via an entirely online program such as the ISSA, do not bother posting in here. While you may be possess a nationally recognized certification allowing you to work at the local LA Fitness or Bally's, any real fitness professional knows that true exercise science knowledge cannot be tested entirely behind a computer monitor.

I will kick this discussion off: how have you guys been able to maintain the sensitive equilibrium of nutrition in combination with the typical goal related exercise program?

- HR

[jaejonna]

Hey,


No one gives a fuck


Hope this helps

[Coach is Back!]

I noticed an absence of a similar thread on this board, so I thought I would be the first to create it.

This thread is the official venue in which certified personal trainers can discuss important issues that relate to the fitness field; new exercise trends amongst the public, effective fat loss programs, muscle building for the layman, etc. If you are not a certified personal trainer, please do not bother posting in this thread unless you are asking us questions - but for the most part I'd like to keep this an exclusive means of discussing industry sensitive issues amongst qualified fitness professionals.

Also, if you recieved your certification via an entirely online program such as the ISSA, do not bother posting in here. While you may be possess a nationally recognized certification allowing you to work at the local LA Fitness or Bally's, any real fitness professional knows that true exercise science knowledge cannot be tested entirely behind a computer monitor.

I will kick this discussion off: how have you guys been able to maintain the sensitive equilibrium of nutrition in combination with the typical goal related exercise program?

- HR

Certs don't mean shit.

[MONSTER_TRICEPS]

hahaha this guy must be huge.

[HugeRipped]

Certs don't mean shit.

Thats like saying a Bachelors or a Masters degree "don't mean shit" (to quote your perversion of the english language). In general, I have found that the people who regularly claim that standards of education and qualification do not mean anything are the ones that lack the intellectual or professional competency to obtain said academic certification.

[titusisback]

I'm a certified personal trainer and in pretty good shape. I've also seen certified trainers that are practically fat. Certification doesn't necessarily mean shit.

[Coach is Back!]

I have 3 and they don't mean shit. This is going to be like another TA owning thread haha

[Hulkotron]

Certs don't mean shit.

qft

[tbombz]

I have 3 and they don't mean shit. This is going to be like another TA owning thread haha

when have you EVER owned TA? 

[NCNPC29]

I noticed an absence of a similar thread on this board, so I thought I would be the first to create it.

This thread is the official venue in which certified personal trainers can discuss important issues that relate to the fitness field; new exercise trends amongst the public, effective fat loss programs, muscle building for the layman, etc. If you are not a certified personal trainer, please do not bother posting in this thread unless you are asking us questions - but for the most part I'd like to keep this an exclusive means of discussing industry sensitive issues amongst qualified fitness professionals.

Also, if you recieved your certification via an entirely online program such as the ISSA, do not bother posting in here. While you may be possess a nationally recognized certification allowing you to work at the local LA Fitness or Bally's, any real fitness professional knows that true exercise science knowledge cannot be tested entirely behind a computer monitor.

I will kick this discussion off: how have you guys been able to maintain the sensitive equilibrium of nutrition in combination with the typical goal related exercise program?

- HR

You've gotta be a complete and total retard to post this on getbig lolololol..."exclusive" "do not bother posting" LOLOLOLOL....I'll just sit back and watch the show. You should have just posted this to save everyone some time "I'm now offering prime real estate in my mind. Please own me worse than my boyfriend on blockbuster night" hahahahahaha

[Coach is Back!]

Everytime he opens his big mouth

[Wiggs]

You've gotta be a complete and total retard to post this on getbig lolololol..."exclusive" "do not bother posting" LOLOLOLOL....I'll just sit back and watch the show. You should have just posted this to save everyone some time "I'm now offering prime real estate in my mind. Please own me worse than my boyfriend on blockbuster night" hahahahahaha

He knows what he's doing.  He's trying to incite a riot.

[NCNPC29]

He knows what he's doing.  He's trying to incite a riot.

LOLOLOL...the inmates are restless. Like throwing bloody chum in the ocean hahahaha

[Vince G, CSN MFT]

I have 2 certifications and a diploma however clients only care about results...not what's hanging on your wall.

[Mr. Magoo]

I have 2 certifications and a diploma however clients only care about results...not what's hanging on your wall.

you have any clients?

[SF1900]

I have 2 certifications and a diploma however clients only care about results...not what's hanging on your wall.

You got one of your certificates or degrees from an online program 

[Hulkotron]

Most "certified" personal trainers are weak and spindly and possibly skinny/fat in my experience.

[jaejonna]

I have 2 certifications and a diploma however clients only care about results...not what's hanging on your wall.

yeah Im sure they look at your piece of shit body and wonder how they can look like that hahahahaha

[funk51]

I noticed an absence of a similar thread on this board, so I thought I would be the first to create it.

This thread is the official venue in which certified personal trainers can discuss important issues that relate to the fitness field; new exercise trends amongst the public, effective fat loss programs, muscle building for the layman, etc. If you are not a certified personal trainer, please do not bother posting in this thread unless you are asking us questions - but for the most part I'd like to keep this an exclusive means of discussing industry sensitive issues amongst qualified fitness professionals.

Also, if you recieved your certification via an entirely online program such as the ISSA, do not bother posting in here. While you may be possess a nationally recognized certification allowing you to work at the local LA Fitness or Bally's, any real fitness professional knows that true exercise science knowledge cannot be tested entirely behind a computer monitor.

I will kick this discussion off: how have you guys been able to maintain the sensitive equilibrium of nutrition in combination with the typical goal related exercise program?

- HR

no disrespect intended but dave palumbo has a school for certification, enuff said.

[El Diablo Blanco]

Your fucking certified insane.

[disturbia]

lolol equating personal training certification to a masters from college

ahahahahahahhaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaa

[NCNPC29]

lolol equating personal training certification to a masters from college

ahahahahahahhaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaa

HugeRipped is a serious man who takes training other serious men very seriously. This is serious business 

[Spike]

I noticed an absence of a similar thread on this board, so I thought I would be the first to create it.

This thread is the official venue in which certified personal trainers can discuss important issues that relate to the fitness field; new exercise trends amongst the public, effective fat loss programs, muscle building for the layman, etc. If you are not a certified personal trainer, please do not bother posting in this thread unless you are asking us questions - but for the most part I'd like to keep this an exclusive means of discussing industry sensitive issues amongst qualified fitness professionals.

Also, if you recieved your certification via an entirely online program such as the ISSA, do not bother posting in here. While you may be possess a nationally recognized certification allowing you to work at the local LA Fitness or Bally's, any real fitness professional knows that true exercise science knowledge cannot be tested entirely behind a computer monitor.

I will kick this discussion off: how have you guys been able to maintain the sensitive equilibrium of nutrition in combination with the typical goal related exercise program?

- HR

gh and slin 

and my C.S.C.S. cert

[disturbia]

HugeRipped is a serious man who takes training other serious men very seriously. This is serious business 

sorry my bad i will sit here quietly   

[NCNPC29]

sorry my bad i will sit here quietly   

I'm diligently working on my on line certification now so I can weigh in on HugeRipped's thread and be taken seriously