
Unstable surface training is great for improving balance and performance. Try implementing these stability ball exercises and take your client's results to the next level.

Fitting in a workout isn't always easy, especially when you have a busy day. What can you do to help your clients find time to exercise, no matter how packed their schedule? Here are a few simple options.

Personal trainers use many tools to help clients improve their fitness. One that works to get (and keep) them in the right mindset is positive psychology. Here are a few techniques for boosting a client's optimism, which means better training results.

The battle of running platforms: Running on the treadmill or outdoor running—which one is better for your client? Review these benefits and considerations.

With continued research, the link between diet and heart health continues to grow. Check out what a heart-healthy diet looks like and how to keep heart disease at bay through nutritional lifestyle choices.

Your ability to change client behavior is a critical part of your success as a personal trainer. Check out this article to learn how to get the best results every time.

If a client is going to reach their fitness goals, commitment is necessary. But how do you get them to stick with your training program no matter what? These commitment devices can help—and they may not be what you think!

Want to help your running clients move better, feel better, perform better? You can start by helping them build strong, healthy hips.

You can do bodyweight exercises at home, in a hotel room, or even in the park. Which movements are best at strengthening the back? Here are seven to add to your workout.

Athletes are always on the lookout for a competitive edge. Something to make them run faster, jump higher, and beat out the competition. Here's what you need to know about the potential creatine supplementation has on overall fitness and performance.

Snacking healthfully isn't always easy with a busy lifestyle, so help your clients plan ahead. These tasty, simple, and on-the-go snacks will allow them to bring protein wherever they go.