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Response to criticism of 8-week fitness courses
by Jack Lee | Thursday, February 18, 2010
In response to Siobhan Moylan’s article that appeared online on 1 February, criticising the fitness industry’s 8-week qualification courses, Vicki Tuchtan writes this:
My hand is up high and proud Siobhan Moylan, as I am a fitness guru.
And as such, I feel compelled to respond to your recent article surrounding the training of fitness professionals in Australia (Hands up if you’re a fitness guru, 1/2/10). Before we get to that, let me indulge with a brief history of the training system in Australia. ...read more
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Aerobic exercise ‘a waste of time’ SHOCK HORROR
by Alisha Smith | Wednesday, February 10, 2010
“Aerobic exercise ‘a waste of time’”- I can’t begin to reveal the level of frustration I felt when I read this headline on a news.com.au article this week. The article was referencing a study done in the UK about the effect that genes have on the results obtained by exercising.
In this case, my issue isn’t with the story itself, which is reporting on the findings of a genuine study. The problem is the deliberately misleading headline. ...read more
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Love it or otherwise, we can use The Biggest Loser to boost our Fitness Businesses
by Analee Matthews | Tuesday, February 02, 2010
It's back on our boxes. And love it or hate it The Biggest Loser TV show has a potentially massive impact on our industry!
In past blogs, we've discussed whether the show is a pro or con for the
industry, and whether it's offensive or helpful, but these ongoing
debates aside, the bottom line is that there really is a great
opportunity for PTs, clubs and group exercise instructors alike to tap
into the heightened interest that the show creates, and really boost
our business activities.
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