Paul Chek – How to Design Exercise Programs for Unhealthy Clients

Paul Chek – How to Design Exercise Programs for Unhealthy ClientsLearn 7 simple techniques to build exercise programs that renew, energize and inspire unhealthy clients.Here are two indisputable factsExercise is a stress.Most of the clients you work with are already stressed.That means if you aren’t careful in your program design, you’re just piling on the stresses – not only derailing their health/fitness goals, but increasing the chance of injury and illness.So how do you design exercise programs that account for your clients’ specific stress profiles while still helping them achieve their goals? In this course, Paul Chek shows you how to create exercise programs that take the full measure of your clients’ individual stress profiles, while empowering them to reach their health and fitness goals faster than ever!How to Design Exercise Programs for Unhealthy Clients includes:4 multi-part lessons4 quizzes, one after each lessonDownloadable PDF manualDownloadable questionnaires and handoutsCertificate of completionClick the appropriate lesson name below to get started.Once you watch all the videos in a lesson, you will be able to take the short quiz related to the lesson. You need to score 80% or better in each quiz in order to progress to the next lesson.Mark the lesson as finished by clicking the “Mark as Complete” button. Once you’ve done so, you will be directed to the next lesson.A green check mark will indicate where you left off.Download your manual and handouts using the links in the sidebar to the right.Once you have completed all 4 lessons and passed all 4 quizzes, you will receive a certificate of completion.Course ContentHow to Design Exercise Programs for Unhealthy Clients – Lesson 1How to Design Exercise Programs for Unhealthy Clients – Lesson 2How to Design Exercise Programs for Unhealthy Clients – Lesson 3How to Design Exercise Programs for Unhealthy Clients – Lesson 4There are no reviews yet.Add a Review Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a review.