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My Trainer Makes Fun of Me on Social Media – Should I Find a New Trainer?

October 20, 2018 By strengthminded_erict

It is as simple as this: Clients expect a certain amount of confidentiality and professionalism when they hire a personal trainer. Most will assume that a fitness trainer will not make their personal business a source of water-cooler gossip, and certainly, they will not expect to be made fun of on social media posts. In […]

Why Don’t My Workouts Become Any Easier?

August 26, 2018 By strengthminded_erict

This is a question I am surprised I’ve never mentioned since it is asked so frequently. I decided to look around for answers to this question by personal trainers, and I must say I was disgusted at the results. First, I was surprised that trainers thought this question could be answered without any further information […]

Banned Substances In Vitamin Supplements?

August 18, 2018 By strengthminded_erict

Should Athletes be Worried About Potentially Banned Substances in Vitamin Supplements? A lot of athletes are becoming frightened that they are going to end up coming up positive in a drug test because they’ve taken a vitamin supplement or some other perfectly ethical dietary supplement that has been adulterated or contaminated with a steroid drug […]

Why Strength Training Experience Matters for Trainers and Coaches

August 14, 2018 By strengthminded_erict

why strength training experience matters for personal trainers and coaches

One of the most silly ongoing debates (or pseudo-debates) concerns how much experience matters, as opposed to knowledge, for personal trainers, strength coaches, etc. If we want to train others for strength, or, if we want to hire them to help us train for strength, should we be more concerned with their theoretical knowledge or […]

Do Not Have a Huge List of Absolutely Essential Exercises

August 3, 2018 By strengthminded_erict

One big problem that trainees have in designing strength training templates is the Exercise List. These tend to be lists of 35 to 40 exercises that the trainee is attached to for some reason and if he or she is not working hard on all of them then the program is just not right. But […]

The Eight Most Essential Exercises You Need to To Do (Or Not!)

August 3, 2018 By strengthminded_erict

The truth is, I would never pen an article about anything essential or that you “need to know.” Most things in articles about things you need to know are things you do not need to know and no exercise is essential. It’s funny, I just saw an article pop up from Redbook with a similar […]

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