Category: Special Population

Strength Training – A vital component to improving running performance

Strength Training – A vital component to improving running performance By: Ranell Hobson MSp.Coach. NSCA CSCS, ASCA L2, ATFCA L3 If runners of all distances took strength training seriously then they would most likely see a dramatic decrease in their performance times without any addition to km’s covered each week. In fact, if most runners…

The Importance of Power Training – Boxing, Aquabag, and Landmine

💪 The Importance of Power Training: Try Boxing, Aquabag, and Landmine 💥 Power training plays a crucial role in enhancing athletic performance, improving overall strength, and achieving specific fitness goals. Power training can include workouts like boxing and Warrior Strong classes. When it comes to developing power, three training tools that have gained significant popularity…

REHAB – Staying Within The Scope of Practice

As dedicated personal trainers, your role extends beyond guiding clients through fitness routines. You have the potential to play a vital role in the rehabilitation process, collaborating with healthcare professionals to support clients on their path to recovery. By continuously expanding your knowledge and skills through rehab trainer courses, you can enhance your contributions while…

The Myth of Motivation for Autism and Neurodivergent Athletes

Are all your autism and/or neurodivergent athletes motivated all the time? Likely not. “my son/daughter/students/clients aren’t motivated to exercise” is the most common question/lamentation I get. The Meaning of Motivation To understand the solution, we have to reframe the question and consider what is meant by “motivation” and “exercise.” At the risk of answering a question…