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The Ultimate Guide to Starting a Career as a Personal Trainer

The steps to starting a career as a personal trainer seem simple; choose a course, get qualified, and get hired. But is it really as simple as that? Embarking on […]

Lessons Learned from a Career in Fitness: Insights from a Personal Trainer

In my extensive career within the fitness industry, I’ve had the opportunity to work with various prestigious institutions and sports teams. Through these experiences, I’ve gathered invaluable insights and lessons […]

The Key To Success in Sports: Insights from a Seasoned Professional

What leads to success in sports? As a fitness professional with decades of experience, I’ve been asked this question countless times. The best answer I can give is that winning […]

Preventing Lower Limb Injuries in Female Sports: Practical Tips for Safer Training

Steve Nance The rise in female sports participation in Australia over the last decade is nothing short of remarkable. Girls and women are now actively competing in rugby league, rugby […]

How Important Is Nutrition In Sports and The Fitness Industry?

In today’s bustling fitness landscape, the question of nutrition’s significance resonates loudly. As someone who’s deeply immersed in the world of fitness, I’m no stranger to this inquiry. It’s a […]

Aus Active’s Proposal: How Personal Training Courses Can Save Australia’s Health

What is the financial cost of poor health and lack of fitness? Aus Active, the peak fitness body within Australia, has put forward a comprehensive submission aimed at improving fitness […]

Online vs On-Campus Personal Training Courses: What’s Right for You?

Have you recently decided to pursue a career in fitness but are unsure whether you should attend in person, or online? Being such a practical career, you understand the benefits […]

RPL: Recognition of Prior Learning

Did you know that you may be eligible to have your past studies and/or work experience count as RPL towards the achievement of units of competency in your courses?
This means that you could be exempt from some of the unit of competencies and/or subjects in your course, and be able to complete your qualification in a shorter period of time.