Category: Special Populations

Trainers tend to be highly motivated go-getters, but it’s important to let your clients take the wheel when setting their

The fitness industry is a growing field — earning an ACSM/NCHPAD Inclusive Fitness Specialist Certificate will separate you from the

Assessing and training clients with physical disabilities requires you to not only understand the ways the body moves but also

Clear communication, and some thoughtful preparation, can make all the difference for clients with visual, auditory or speech impairments.

The American College of Sports Medicine, along with partner Exercise Connection, today announced a new continuing education course for exercise

Scientific evidence collected for seven decades strongly supports the position that higher cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) levels are associated with more

With the growing participation of athletes with disabilities in competitive sports, there is an increased need for specialized nutritional support

“Our kids won’t want to do that; they don’t like to exercise.”  When I first proposed an exercise program for

In the U.S., the death rate for African Americans with heart disease is declining. However, more than 100,000 African Americans continue

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and for men living in the U.S., one in eight will be diagnosed with