The Fitness Thread

[Vlasnik]

Great vid must see

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gec9Qr36p0U

 

[Mr Beast]

Lol

 

[MeskBrah]

my balls are so small lol.

 

[Mr Beast]

Any Personal Trainers here?

That has completed Cert III & IV?

 

[Nano]

Any Personal Trainers here?

That has completed Cert III & IV?

I've got a mate who has, if you are interested I can ask him some questions if needed.

 

[Weak Gutted Dog]

Any Personal Trainers here?

That has completed Cert III & IV?

I have cert III . Have had some clients as pt. not currently tho.

 

[Horse]

I've got my Cert III and IV

 

[Mr Beast]

I have cert III . Have had some clients as pt. not currently tho.

You in Sydney? Where did you do it and how much was cert 3? Full time??

I've got my Cert III and IV

For real?

 

[Horse]

You in Sydney? Where did you do it and how much was cert 3? Full time??



For real?

Yes what is your question?

 

[Mr Beast]

Yes what is your question?

How much did you pay for it and where did you complete it? Did you do it full time/part time/ or online?

 

[likeadoggy]

Australian College of Natural Therapies (ACNT)

 

[Moe]

I have my Cert III and IX

 

[Mr Beast]

Wtf all these people with qualifications thats awesome... Planning to do it online during work hours because I do nothing at work.

 

[The DoggFather]

Wtf all these people with qualifications thats awesome... Planning to do it online during work hours because I do nothing at work.

What do you do for work and are they hiring? Iol

 

[-Kurry-]

Any Muay Thai or Martial Arts partakers here?

Relatively new to the sport, but nothing has ever pushed me as hard. The gym is mind numbingly boring in comparison IMO.

 

[Horse]

How much did you pay for it and where did you complete it? Did you do it full time/part time/ or online?

Mate I went thru Australian Institute of Fitness. I did their accelerated 3 month program on campus during my uni break a couple of years ago (December-Feb).

I paid about 4-5k for memory back then but it's apparently about 7-8k now due to its popularity. They have an online offering I'm pretty sure.

Only criticism of the course would be the atmosphere was a little too light hearted on campus and thus I reckon a lot of the graduates (particularly the younger guys) wouldn't have been industry hardened or aware of what is actually a very competitive and cutthroat industry that pt's generally operate in. I know of a couple of PT managers that overlooked AIF graduates for the aforementioned reasons. Though I'm sure the course is different and probably improved nowadays, and you seem to be a more mature and switched on dude so my rant is probs not as applicable to you

 

[Moe]

Wtf all these people with qualifications thats awesome... Planning to do it online during work hours because I do nothing at work.

ok ok I lied. I dont really have a Cert IX

 

[chris_e_fresh]

Would be better to consult with your Dr/physio, who actually know what your injuries are, rather than people on the Kennel with no idea of your medical background.

so should he listen to you? haha

also re: squats - you dont have to do them heavy you can do body weight squats supersetted with leg press

 

[Mr Beast]

What do you do for work and are they hiring? Iol

LOL corporate environment given 7 years service here. My work is very very flexible sometimes to flexible coz I get to do whatever I want.

Mate I went thru Australian Institute of Fitness. I did their accelerated 3 month program on campus during my uni break a couple of years ago (December-Feb).

I paid about 4-5k for memory back then but it's apparently about 7-8k now due to its popularity. They have an online offering I'm pretty sure.

Only criticism of the course would be the atmosphere was a little too light hearted on campus and thus I reckon a lot of the graduates (particularly the younger guys) wouldn't have been industry hardened or aware of what is actually a very competitive and cutthroat industry that pt's generally operate in. I know of a couple of PT managers that overlooked AIF graduates for the aforementioned reasons. Though I'm sure the course is different and probably improved nowadays, and you seem to be a more mature and switched on dude so my rant is probs not as applicable to you

Awww, hahaha.

Yeah, my mate will be opening up a gym fairly soon perhaps sometime in the first quarter in 2014. So work will be pretty easy for me to get, plus I won't have to pay gym rental fee. I won't quit my day time job just yet because I'm sure I earn lot more money than being a full time PT. This is more a hobby, and something I've always wanted to do. Training for 10 years now, I think I'm fairly knowledgeable in terms of nutrition, bodybuilding and conditioning. Just doing that extra step is just a personal goal of mine.

ok ok I lied. I dont really have a Cert IX

I'm going to Furgo you :boxing: for lying, in other words, I'll try and fail :boxing:

 

[The DoggFather]

LOL corporate environment given 7 years service here. My work is very very flexible sometimes to flexible coz I get to do whatever I want.



Awww, hahaha.

Yeah, my mate will be opening up a gym fairly soon perhaps sometime in the first quarter in 2014. So work will be pretty easy for me to get, plus I won't have to pay gym rental fee. I won't quit my day time job just yet because I'm sure I earn lot more money than being a full time PT. This is more a hobby, and something I've always wanted to do. Training for 10 years now, I think I'm fairly knowledgeable in terms of nutrition, bodybuilding and conditioning. Just doing that extra step is just a personal goal of mine.



I'm going to Furgo you :boxing: for lying, in other words, I'll try and fail :boxing:

You going to grab Moe's box? Lol