ACE

[rick316]

Oh boy,what have I gotten myself in for? lol:D I'm under 5 minutes into the dvd and my head is laterally rotating at a very high speed already.

I fear I may like this stuff alot!:o

[veespin]

Hmmm....all this talk of book learnin' has started me wondering if, instead of praising the virtues of the CSCS certification and complaining about poor CEC choices for NASM, I'd be better off joining you guys and spending the money and energy on working for the CSCS instead of retaining NASM certification.

Just wondering, mind

Vivienne

[rick316]

Hmmm....all this talk of book learnin' has started me wondering if, instead of praising the virtues of the CSCS certification and complaining about poor CEC choices for NASM, I'd be better off joining you guys and spending the money and energy on working for the CSCS instead of retaining NASM certification.

Just wondering, mind

Vivienne

Ok,brakes on right there.Who,what,where?CSCS? Hmmm?NASM - the strength thingy? (I'm too scared to ask about the CEC as well because I think I should know that one...:rolleyes:)

Please help me....again!:redface:

[veespin]

Ok,brakes on right there.Who,what,where?CSCS? Hmmm?NASM - the strength thingy? (I'm too scared to ask about the CEC as well because I think I should know that one...:rolleyes:)

Please help me....again!:redface:


After I read my post I thought there was something of an alphabet soup there.

So CECs....yes, you should know this. These are the continuing education credits that you have to accrue to re-certify with your certification body.

NASM...National Academy of Sports Medicine....www.nasm.org

CSCS....Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist: one of two certifications offered by the NSCA....National Strength and Conditioning Association...... www.nsca-lift.org

TTFN

Vivienne

[rick316]

:redface:Thanks Viv,you're my intelligence just waiting to happen;)