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Overrated. Too much corrective exercises. Expensive. Nasm trainers usually suck.

I am NASM certified and I run a high end fitness facility. We have seen that trainers that possess and use the skills learned though the CPT course (mainly progressions via the OPT model) build a client base faster, retain clients longer and earn an average of 30k more per year than the trainers we have hired that don't have an NASM certification. In fact, most of the trainers that come in with out NASM, typically enroll in the course within the first year of employment with us, because the difference in training styles is that clear to them and our members.

I just completed my recertification with NASM. Due to COVID restrictions, I didn't make it to any conferences for continuing education. I accessed Club Connect through NASM and was able to do virtual learning from great instructors on topics from neuromuscular stretching to yoga. I highly recommend.

I've completed a handful of courses with NASM and have had nothing but great experiences. Starting with the CPT course, it was well laid out and easy to follow along with the online system. They upgraded the platform with some of the new courses, so having completed their corrective exercise specialist, it was nice to see the newer, more interactive platform that made the learning experience even better. As well, I love seeing research when it comes to why I am doing something, so it was great to see all that was involved in the bibliographies. I can't wait to start my next course (SFC)!

I am so happy I went with NASM to get me personal training certificate. They are well known in the industry and I feel like the education I received was top notch. I loved all the online support that helped me study and pass my test. The learning modules were easy to understand and I especially enjoyed being able to go at my own pace.