Ch. 12 – Posture, Movement, and Performance Assessments

Hey, everybody. Welcome to your chapter eighteen review, another in our series of integrated training components. This time we’ll focus on plyometric training, also called jump or reactive training. Don't wait. Become one of the World's best trainers with NASM. It's quick, easy, and affordable. Find out more: http://nasm.co/3rjkZPU

Hey, everybody. Welcome to your chapter 13 review. In this episode, we’ll talk about Integrated Training and the optimum performance training or OPT Model. Don't wait. Become one of the World's best trainers with NASM. It's quick, easy, and affordable. Find out more: http://nasm.co/30frvep

Hey, everybody. Welcome to your Chapter five review. In this episode, it’s time to start tackling the different systems of the body. Today, we’ll cover the nervous, muscular, and skeletal systems. Just like a mechanic needs to learn the individual systems of a car, so too must fitness professionals learn about the systems within the human body. It is important to understand how exercise impacts and influences changes to health and fitness levels. We’ll cover these topics today, as well as the key learning objectives of the chapter. Don't wait. Become one of the World's best trainers with NASM. It's quick, easy, and affordable. Find out more: http://nasm.co/388LlMO

Hey, everybody. Welcome to your chapter twenty-two review. This is an important chapter for fitness professionals because exercise modalities are ultimately the vehicle that helps your clients get to the destination of achieving their goals. Up until this point, we have talked about different exercise components, training systems, and concepts, and the OPT model training framework. Now let’s dive into the exercise types and techniques that you will use with your clients to stimulate their bodies to adapt and change. Don't wait. Become one of the World's best trainers with NASM. It's quick, easy, and affordable. Find out more: http://nasm.co/3e6vrqd

Hey, everybody. Welcome to your chapter nineteen review. We’re going to spend some time on SAQ, which is short for speed, agility, and quickness. This is another important piece of the integrated training puzzle. Speed is the velocity of movement in a given direction. Agility is the ability to sprint in multiple directions, or what we’d call running and cutting, while still maintaining postural control. And quickness refers to the ability to react to a stimulus and appropriately change the motion of the body in response to that stimulus. Don't wait. Become one of the World's best trainers with NASM. It's quick, easy, and affordable. Find out more: http://nasm.co/2PAUwPO