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TRAINFITNESS was founded as Fitness Industry Education in 2000. Since inception, it has grown to be one of the largest training providers in the United Kindom, offering more fitness courses than any other training provider. Our team of industry professionals are all qualified in their relevant areas of fitness with real-world, practical exerience as fitness professionals. They are all dedicated professionals who are commited to seeing our learners progress through their course and graduate as the best possible version of themselves. Articles written by TRAINFITNESS are colaborations between many members of the team in order to produce the most relevant, factual information aimed at educating both existing and new fitness professionals on the ins and outs of the fitness industry.
A new systematic review has landed in the low back pain world and it shines a light on something many trainers have noticed for years. People with chronic low back pain don’t recover simply because a programme gets heavier. Pain doesn’t fade because a barbell goes up by 10kg. Progress…
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When One Programme Produces Ten Different Outcomes Most coaches have seen this play out. Two clients start the same resistance training block on the same day, follow the same instructions, complete the same sets and reps, and still finish with noticeably different results. One seems to take off quickly. The…
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Most people start their study journey for a personal trainer qualification, yoga course, Pilates training or any of the other popular fitness courses with the same plan: read the manual, highlight the important bits, read it again, hope it sticks. It feels productive, but the information often fades the moment…
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Every coach remembers those tidy diagrams in training manuals. Blocks, waves, undulations, hypertrophy phases, strength phases, taper phases, all laid out in clean lines. Then you get your first real client. Or your first athlete or team with your first chaotic season of travel, sickness, mini tournaments, trainee fatigue and…
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Warm-ups feel like one of those unquestioned parts of training life. Most coaches ask clients to do one, most athletes roll through one automatically, and every gym floor has its own interpretation of what “getting ready” looks like. Yet when you look closely at how people actually warm up during…
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