Completing Your Level 3 Personal Trainer Qualification

agonist antagonist

What exercises use agonist antagonist paired muscles?

This blog will teach you all about Agonist Antagonist paired muscles for your L2 Anatomy exam and knowledge when planning supersets for clients. You’ll discover: Why do you need to know about Agonist antagonist paired muscles? What is reciprocal inhibition? 12 Minute video tutorial about paired muscles Summary of 6 Joint Action pairings Mock Questions …

What exercises use agonist antagonist paired muscles?Read More »

4 Facts you need to KNOW about Muscles to PASS your Level 2 Exam first time

This blog will explain the 4 facts you need to know about muscles. It will help you prepare for the Level 2 Exam, and understand the foundations of muscle anatomy and physiology. You’ll discover: Why you need to know about muscle anatomy 8 Minute Video Tutorial on the foundations of muscles 4 Facts you need …

4 Facts you need to KNOW about Muscles to PASS your Level 2 Exam first timeRead More »

What is the Inner Core Unit?

What is the Inner Core Unit?

This blog will teach you EVERYTHING you need to know about the Inner Core Unit for your Level 3 anatomy exam You’ll discover: Why FitPros find the Inner Core Unit confusing hard to revise A 7 min Video Tutorial Which 4 muscles make up the Inner Core Unit What is Intra-abdominal pressure? How to explain …

What is the Inner Core Unit?Read More »

Conquering the kettlebell workouts

Have you conquered the kettlebell workouts? After all it’s [in my opinion] the most versatile tool out there… some may argue otherwise. There is a lot to consider when it comes to Kettlebell training, from the technique, how you move your body and even the kettlebell workouts itself. We are going to explore all of …

Conquering the kettlebell workoutsRead More »

what is hypertrophy training?

What is Hypertrophy Training?

Have you ever wondered what Hypertrophy training actually is? … and how does this work? With two or three minor tweaks to your plan you will be getting consistent hypertrophy gains. Firstly, there are many reasons why you may want to build muscle, such as, for aesthetics, to increase the metabolic rate and to work alongside a …

What is Hypertrophy Training?Read More »