Put down the computer, get off YouTube, and go and learn in person from the industry experts.

Saying you aren’t an expert in something is seen as a sign of weakness. But nothing could be further from the truth.

A new survey of physical therapists who hold a CSCS credential found it might only be helpful in some areas of business.

If you’re considering a yoga teacher training program but aren’t sure what it’s like or what work it entails, I’m writing these journals for you.

Weightlifting coaching cannot be learned over a weekend, and even to practice it at entry level takes considerable preparation.

Overnight we went from a world where everybody could claim to be a CrossFit coach to a world where nobody can.

Every single training plan has a hole in it, and you will need more than any single tool to fix it.

I have never had a doubt about getting the certificate, but I began to wonder why. So to find out, I wrote an article.

The public seems to demand that all instructors are certified. This seems to provide comfort, but how useful is it?

You can never be too conditioned, too strong, or too fit for an event, cert, or seminar.

Is the Outlaw Olympic Lifting Specialty Camp worth the time and money? Without a doubt, and here's why.

The idea you can take an L1 course just a CrossFitter on a Saturday morning and emerge Sunday afternoon a coach is pure fantasy. I know this because I was the world’s worst CrossFit coach for 2 years.

The FMS and HKC certifications appear to be a collection of progressions. But upon closer inspection they could be all the training you need. Here are the reasons why.

A few months ago I had the pleasure to attend a MovNat workshop. It was a singular combination of fresh air, challenging activities, and of course, trees and heavy rocks.

The ACSM published the results of their annual survey and ranked the top ten fitness trends predicted for 2013. What does the future hold? Bosu balls? Mature athletes? More certifications?