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PT's of ausbb - australian bodybulding
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Neddysmith
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Are thee any PT's of ausbb?????
Cert III and IV through AIPT, Level one strength and conditioning coach through ASCA, Level one Olympic lifting and sport power coach through AWF, level one Crossfit instructor through Crossfit.
Currently teach the occasional Crossfit class (fill in where necessary) and take regular Olympic lifting classes (Monday/Wednesday/Friday/Saturday)
Edit: Was the strength and conditioning coach for the QLD under 21 netball team in 2009.. They won that year
Currently teach the occasional Crossfit class (fill in where necessary) and take regular Olympic lifting classes (Monday/Wednesday/Friday/Saturday)
Edit: Was the strength and conditioning coach for the QLD under 21 netball team in 2009.. They won that year
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Did the Cert 4 through PTA. Thinking about doing the Level 1 ACSA course soon.
Did my PT course as a hobby. I was coaching footy and enjoyed the fitness planning side of the role, so I decided to learn more (in hindsight, it was a pretty expensive way of reaffirming knowledge I already possessed or could get for free off the web). Going forward I will assist mates who coach in arranging pre seasons and the odd in-season session.
No intention to do PT work professionally, although I do help out at a local gym a couple of hours a week. Pay is shit, but they give the wife and I free access, so it works well.
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Did my PT course as a hobby. I was coaching footy and enjoyed the fitness planning side of the role, so I decided to learn more (in hindsight, it was a pretty expensive way of reaffirming knowledge I already possessed or could get for free off the web). Going forward I will assist mates who coach in arranging pre seasons and the odd in-season session.
No intention to do PT work professionally, although I do help out at a local gym a couple of hours a week. Pay is shit, but they give the wife and I free access, so it works well.
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