Professional Certifications. American College of Sports Medicine www.ACSM.org Health Fitness Certifications Clinical Certifications Specialty Certifications.

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Professional Certifications

American College of Sports Medicine Health Fitness Certifications Clinical Certifications Specialty Certifications

ACSM Health Fitness Certifications Certified Group Exercise Leader or Personal Trainer – High School Diploma – Adult CPR/AED – 18 yrs or older Fees – ACSM Member - $219 – Non-Member - $279 – To join ACSM as student - $10

ACSM Health Fitness Certifications Certified Health Fitness Specialist – Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, Exercise Physiology or Kinesiology – Adult CPR/AED Fees – ACSM Member - $219

ACSM Clinical Certifications Certified Clinical Exercise Specialist (Healthy population and Special populations) – Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, Exercise Physiology, or Kinesiology – hours of practical experience in clinical exercise program – CPR for Professional Rescuer Fees – ACSM Member - $239 – Non Member - $299

NSCA Certifications Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) Certified Personal Trainer (NSCA-CPT)

Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist Bachelor’s degree or currently enrolled as a college senior CPR/AED Certification Fees – NSCA member - $260 (paper); $310 (computer) – Non-member – $395 (paper); $445 (computer) Student membership - $65 Professional membership - $120

American Council on Exercise Personal Trainer Group Fitness Instructor Advanced Health & Fitness Specialist

Personal Trainer/Group Fitness Instructor 18 years or older CPR/AED Personal Trainer - $399 Group Fitness Instructor - $349

Advanced Health & Fitness Specialist 18 years or older CPR/AED Hold current ACE Personal Trainer or Health Coach certification 300 hours of work experience designing and implementing exercise programs for apparently healthy and/or high risk $399

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