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The Importance of Foam Rolling

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Understanding the importance of foam rolling and properly doing it is an essential skill for those interested in becoming a Corrective Exercise Specialist.

When you sign up for more information about NASM's world-class certification, you can now master the science behind Myofascial Rolling.

This Foam Rolling course will teach you how to utilize Myofascial Rolling best to develop your clients' flexibility and health.


This 3-part Mini Course Includes:

• A 14-page Downloadable PDF: “An Introduction to Myofascial Rolling”

• A 55-minute NASM Live Event "The Essentials of Foam Rolling"

• An Introduction Video on "The Rationale for Inhibitory Techniques"

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NASM-CPTs who have an NASM-CES earn 26% more than other personal trainers.

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With NASM's Corrective Exercise Continuum (CEx), fitness professionals can follow an effective four-step process to address movement compensations.

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  2. Ascend Learning "NASM annual CSAT survey." Nov. 2017. n=3842.
  3. Bureau of Labor, https://www.bls.gov/ooh/personal-care-and-service/fitness-trainers-and-instructors.htm.
  4. Terms and conditions apply to the NASM Job Guarantee.
  5. Results of study conducted by MarketLab, a third-party researcher, in May-June 2016, sampling U.S.-based Club Managers.
  6. Median income for NASM certified trainers is based on respondents to an NASM 2016 survey who identified themselves as full-time trainers and who provided income data (respondents who did not report an income or reported an income under minimum wage have been excluded), compared to industry median income for full-time personal trainers as reported by the U.S. Dept. of Labor, Bureau of Statistics for 2015 available at http://www.onetonline.org/link/summary/39-9031.00 (last visited March 30, 2017).
  7. Ascend Learning "NASM annual CSAT survey." Nov. 2017. n=3842.