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I'm really enjoying this thread. My idea of a good gym is one that has an espresso bar with delicious brownies and a fireplace. However, my wife is both ACSM
by hownottowrite 13y ago
I'm really enjoying this thread. My idea of a good gym is one that has an espresso bar with delicious brownies and a fireplace.
However, my wife is both ACSM and NASM certified. She's spent the last decade "just doing the damn squats" and all the rest of her waking hours working with clients and studying, studying, studying.
I've been reading your replies out loud and she says, "Right on!"
And yeah, I'm a pretty lucky dude. :)
- didibus 13y agoThat's strange, she is ACSM certified, yet she disagrees with an ACSM paper? Just wondering why she does.
- hownottowrite 13y agoOh not at all. The paper is just fine. The NYT summary though could lead someone to think that this 7 minute work out is all anyone needs. As any trainer will tell you, the certifications provide tools for directing clients to the best program to reach their goals.
- pvnick 13y agoI'm so happy to hear that! It's nice to find a corroborating opinion in the sea of fitness relativism :)