This variety of equipment takes personal training education to the next level by mixing an advanced depth of knowledge in with the physical activities. The Polar BodyAge is a highly advanced computer system that assesses a person’s biological age versus their chronological age. This will tell a person if their health assessment says they are younger or older than they actually are. The MyZone heart rate monitor has now been joined with the Polar GX Heart Rate system, which allows instructors to compare class heart rates on a projector as a group. Functional Movement Systems is a way to evaluate muscles during movement to assess tightness and limitations.
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Program supervisor Chip Huss said, “The program is going fantastic! Student attendance is exceptional and this is a testament to the richness of the classroom and gym time content.” Three new instructors have been added to the team; Mr. John Richardson, Dr. Nancy Bergquist and Mrs. Laura Gallant are now on hand to help challenge and motivate students.
The Personal Trainer program students and faculty are looking forward to October for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, when they will wear pink and sell bracelets for the cause. There will be future opportunities for staff and students of this program to volunteer or compete to help their local community.
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