statement of purpose for my website:
I want to persuade a largely uneducated group of personal trainers that the certification they can currently get, should not be enough to become a trainer. I do not want them to think that I believe they are underqualified and undeserving of their positions; instead, I want to bring awareness to their client's mental health and push for more education backing their certificates for their own success and their client's safety.
Summary of Mental Health America's Article The Risks Of Exercise: Too Little And Too Much May Affect Psychological Health. It is well-known that exercise and fitness have a multitude of physical and m
This data and conversation comes from subsections of an article posted in the Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. Research study background there were 11 personal trainers between the ages
three modes of persuasion (Aristotle's) ethos: ego/advertising pathos: based on emotions logos: based on facts/percentages etc my arguments: ethos based: use famous body builder stories such as Schwar