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Just completed the final exam (which I apparently didn't really need to study for, because it was mostly exercise science). On top of that, I finished my graduate course on Advanced Exercise Physiology with an A-. So it has been a pretty academically productive month.

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Just completed the final exam (which I apparently didn't really need to study for, because it was mostly exercise science). On top of that, I finished my graduate course on Advanced Exercise Physiology with an A-. So it has been a pretty academically productive month.

 

 

Congrats on the Certification from a fellow MMA Nerd!

We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing. - George Bernard Shaw

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A man acquires more titles...

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ISSA Certified Fitness Trainer

Easy enough, yet pretty comprehensive. Final was no joke. And the founder is a doctor who squatted a thousand pounds ("Dr. Squat") - street cred.

 

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NASM Performance Enhancement Specialist

Definitely one I would be able to use. Pretty advanced stuff, and definitely applicable. Increased focus on biomechanics.

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I found ISSA to be alright. The final was easier than I'd anticipated considering I didn't study. I'm planning on getting a couple more myself. Definitely CES and MMA. Probably get certified for youth as well.

 

Anyways, well done!

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Well, I got a few more in.

 

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NESTA Sport Yoga Instructor

Basic stuff. I was expecting more. Biomechanics focus and is very self-paced.

 

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CrossFit Level 1 Trainer

Yes, I drank the Kool-Aid. Weekend cert. Very educational and enlightening course on a rather misunderstood concept. I actually recommend it for serious CrossFitters. And the instructors were beasts.

 

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NSCA Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist

Just passed the exam. Definitely a tough one, and to me it seems way more complicated than it has to be. Gets my foot through the door for further ventures though.

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That is awesome!  Congrats on all the titles!  :nevreness:

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That is awesome!  Congrats on all the titles!  :nevreness:

 

Thank you, fellow monk. I figure all those letters would look good next to my name.

 

Machete, CSCS, PES, CFT, CF LV1, MMACP, SY

 

I tend to ramble anyway, at least people will know I'm not pulling it all out of my ass. (Only like half of it.)

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Hey, good job!

 

I know that you frequently post about training. Are you a FT trainer (I was thinking that you were in the military?) Or is that what you are working toward?

2016 goals: Hit goal weight. Build muscle.

2015 goals: Get stronger, stop loathing squats and get better at them - DONE!!!

2014 goal: Lose 52.5 lbs. - DONE!!! 12/13/14

 

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USA Boxing Level 1 Coach


One day seminar and test. Covers basic rules, scoring, training, and safety issues.


 


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CrossFit Kettlebell Trainer


Awesome course by Jeff Martone of Tactical Athlete. Weekend course, very hands-on. Hands were rubbed raw afterwards and my posterior chain was definitely feeling it.


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CrossFit Mobility Trainer


Very informative one-day course that touches upon the basic principles covered in The Supple Leopard 2nd edition. Some demonstrations on how to implement certain mobilization techniques particularly problem areas for the squat.


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Precision Nutrition Level 1 Coach


Nutrition and coaching certification by Dr. John Berardi's company. Utilizes the same textbook as ISSA's Fitness Nutrition Specialization by Beradri and Andrews. Half nutrition theory and half coaching practice. Been consistently following Berardi's work since 2007, so it was pretty easy for me and I went through the tests rather quickly. Good course to learn basic nutrition theory and practical habit-based coaching.


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CrossFit Gymnastics Trainer


Took this course on a whim. Turned out to be an excellent one, taught by Chuck Bennington. As a guy who naturally gravitates towards bodyweight movements, I thought it would be a good fit. Definitely learned a lot, and it particularly reinforced my adamant beliefs about virtuosity, which Glassman tends to preach a lot about (unsurprisingly, since his background is in gymnastics). I developed a newfound love for the hollow position. I even got featured on their Facebook page, which was pretty awesome. I'll be waiting to take the advanced course whenever it becomes available.


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