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When we talk about training referred to instructors in the gym, there we refer to a system of knowledge that concerns different fields of action. The activity in the gym implies notions of anatomy, biomechanics, physiology and physiology of physical exercise. Together with these also nutrition and supplementation have shown to have a influence on sports performance. Moreover, in recent years, several studies have overturned several concepts and common places related to the world of sport. This means that the knowledge in itself is not enough if there is not a continuous update especially…mehr

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When we talk about training referred to instructors in the gym, there
we refer to a system of knowledge that concerns different fields of
action.
The activity in the gym implies notions of anatomy, biomechanics,
physiology and physiology of physical exercise. Together with these
also nutrition and supplementation have shown to have a
influence on sports performance.
Moreover, in recent years, several studies have overturned several
concepts and common places related to the world of sport. This
means that the knowledge in itself is not enough if there is not a
continuous update especially scientific.
The purpose of training is to create professionalism. Word that today
how come it takes on a fundamental value in the evaluation of
figure of the instructor. The goals are not enough to reach this goal
scientific knowledge, but it also serves the right attitude, a
together with humility and curiosity.
The Professional is the one who provides a unique performance.
Let's not forget it.
Note: Text was written for quick reference and easy learning.
For this reason I have omitted topics that are not strictly relevant
to the topic and "sacrificed" the purely technical definition of many
concepts, in favor of a more direct and immediate language.
The "medichese" is not a language that helps the assimilation of
notions.