MaximizingPersonal Training Success

2007

Boston Marriott Newton, Newton, MA

May 10-11, 2007

A NEHRSA and NSCA Northeast Conference

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MAxiMiziNg PERSoNAl TRAiNiNg SuCCESS 2007Welcome!!! Maximizing Personal Training Success 2007... a NEHRSA and NSCA Northeast Conference will be held on Thursday and Friday, May 10 & 11, 2007 at the Boston Marriott Newton, 2345 Commonwealth Avenue, Newton, MA. This two-day event was held last year for the first time and is back by popular demand!!! NEHRSA and NSCA Northeast have joined forces once again to offer the most professional, comprehensive program for Personal Trainers in the Northeast.

outstanding Program – Many New Speakers! This exciting educational experience, two full days of lectures and interactive, hands-on sessions is designed specifically for Personal Trainers. Many top-rated speakers from the past will be returning covering completely new topics. In addition, we are introducing many new outstanding speakers. Whether you own your own Personal Training business or are employed by a health and fitness club, by attending this conference, you’ll receive invaluable information to help improve your training techniques ANd your bottom line!

Set Your own Agenda! The Maximizing Personal Training Success 2007 format is flexible and fun. You choose the sessions you wish to attend! When completing the registration form, simply indicate your session preferences for each time slot. Every attempt will be made to honor your selections however it is on a first-received, first-served basis so register early, as seating is limited.

Clothing! dress casually and comfortably! Remember... some of the sessions will be interactive and several vendors will have equipment on-site for you to try. So make sure you are dressed accordingly!

Continuing Education Credits! NSCA – this conference is recognized by the National Strength and Conditioning Association and will offer Continuing Education Credits for those attending the conference.

ACE - NEHRSA is recognized by the American Council on Exercise (ACE) as a Continuing Education Specialist and will offer Continuing Education Credits for those attending the conference.

NASM – NEHRSA is recognized by the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) as a Continuing Education Provider and will offer CECs for many of the sessions at this Conference.

Two Day Discount! Save 10%! Register the same person for both days of the Conference and receive 10% off the two-day price! don’t delay! Check out the program and register today! (The 10% savings is already included in the price listed on the registration form.) You’ll also notice on the registration form that the 2nd - 4th people from your organization pay a lower rate and the 5th person and thereafter pay even less! This special pricing is offered so you can bring your entire personal training team - the more people you bring from your organization, the lower the individual price! And, because of the price breaks, the earlier you register the more you save!

Thank You “Conference Sponsors!” The success of this year’s event is due in large part to the support of our Associate Members. They will join us throughout the conference and you’ll have the opportunity to visit with them in this most casual and relaxed atmosphere. Please join NEHRSA and NSCA Northeast in extending a very special “Thank You” to the following Conference Sponsors:

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Program Books Be sure to pick up your Program Book when you arrive at Maximizing Personal Training Success 2007 Conference. No need to worry about missing a session while attending another! The Program Books contain information on every session. Each speaker’s mailing address and telephone number will be included for your post-conference follow-up. The Program Book is an excellent reference for you to take back to the club with you.

Registration Procedure Please select from the following options to register for Maximizing Personal Training Success 2007:

To register by mail, simply complete and mail the registration form along with full payment to: NEHRSA 263 Summer Street Boston, MA 02210

To register online at the NEHRSA website, log onto www.nehrsa.org and then send payment to NEHRSA at the address above or pay by credit card online.

To register by phone, please have your credit card ready and call: Maximizing Personal Training Success 2007 at (617) 951-0055 or (800) 228-4772 Ext. 115

To register by fax, please complete the registration form and fax to: Maximizing Personal Training Success 2007 at (617) 951-0056.

Please adhere to the instructions listed on the registration form. Payment is required at the time of registration.

Directions From the North - Take Route 128/I-95 South to Exit 24 (Route 30 Newton/Wayland). Turn right at the top of the ramp onto Route 30 East and the hotel is .4 mile ahead on the left.

From the South - Take Route 128/I95 North to exit 25. The Exit sign will read “Exits 23, 24, 25”. AFTER Exit 25, take exit 24 (sign will read Route 30 Newton/Wayland). Turn right at the top of the ramp onto Route 30 East. The hotel will be .3 mile ahead on the left.

From Logan Airport/Boston - Follow the signs to the Williams Tunnel/I-90 West (Mass Pike). Continue West on Route I-90 (Mass Pike) to Exit 15 (Third Newton Exit). After paying the toll, stay to the left and follow the signs for Route 30 Weston. At the set of lights, take a right onto Route 30 East (Commonwealth Avenue). The hotel is about .7 mile ahead on the left.

Hotel Accommodations Guest rooms are available for attendees at a special reduced rate at the Boston Marriott Newton, Newton, MA. Be sure to refer to group name “NEHRSA” in order to receive the special conference rate of $149 single/double occupancy. Please reserve your room no later than Thursday, April 19, 2007 in order to receive the special rate.

BoSToN MARRioTT NEWToN 2345 Commonwealth Avenue (Route 30) Newton, MA 02466 (617) 969-1000 or (800) 228-9290

Registration Refund Policy All Maximizing Personal Training Success 2007 registration cancellations must be requested in writing. A 50% refund may be obtained up to 10 business days prior to the event. No refunds will be granted after May 1, 2007. Substitutions are allowed. No-shows will be charged.

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8:00 – 9:00 a.m. Registration – Continental Breakfast

9:00 – 10:30 a.m. Concurrent Breakout Sessions A

A-1 High level Training for the Non-Athlete Barry Bourassa, The Weymouth Club

This presentation is geared for those clients who are not training for any specific athletic event or competition. We will focus on intense training for the “average” individual who is looking to lose weight, increase strength, and overall reshape his or her body.

A-2 Building Your Personal Training Business – Time to Take Action! Sharyn Richards, MS, Longfellow Sports Club

In this workshop, you will devise an action plan that will help you maintain and grow your client base through relationship development and marketing strategies. As a result, you will distinguish yourself as a valuable, professional trainer.

A-3 Metabolism: Reality versus Controversy Len Kravitz, Ph.D., University of New Mexico

Perhaps one of the most controversial and mis-understood topics is metabolism, or specifically resting metabolic rate (RMR). This enlightening lecture will explain the components of metabolism, factors that affect RMR, the latest biomedical research understandings on RMR regulation, and how exercise affects metabolism. In addition, controversial topics such as proposed ways to “rev up your metabolism” will be discussed. Participants will leave with an honest, practical and all-inclusive understanding of this complex phenomenon known as RMR.

10:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Concurrent Breakout Sessions B

B-1 Core Stabilization Training Eric Beard, Longfellow Sports Club

You’ve seen the exercises; you’ve tried many of them! But are they being used for the right reasons and are they being executed correctly? Come find out how to maximize your efforts around the “core” and explore a functional progression that you can walk away with and apply immediately!

B-2 Selling Personal Training Maria Parrella Turco. New Paradigm Partners

Most trainers dread having to bring up the subject of money! They often wonder, “when is it the best time to talk about it?” Whether you’re a veteran or novice of the fitness industry, in this session you will learn new ideas that will help you further realize your personal training growth and financial goals.

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B-3 incorporating Nutrition Services - A New Model for Personal Trainers Jane Pentz, Ph.D., Lifestyle Management Associates

According to Tommy Thompson, the former U.S. Surgeon General, if we are to combat obesity, all health professionals must take an active role in disseminating nutrition information. In this seminar, dr. Pentz will discuss details on a new, successful model of incorporating nutrition services through the “personal training venue”. She will discuss details on how to implement nutrition services, such as determining caloric needs, diet analysis, and menu planning, while still adhering to all state licensure laws and AdA guidelines.

12:30 – 3:00 p.m. NEHRSA Annual Meeting NEHRSA/Pepsi Fitness Education Scholarships Awarded

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Keynote Presentation: “Winning at losing: The TRuTH about Successful Weight loss” Presented by: Len Kravitz

This Keynote is THE all-inclusive review on understanding weight management for women and men. Topics include genetics, hormonal concerns, behavioral approach, dieting, lifestyle management, exercise, maintenance, the most successful strategies and future research directions. Fitness professionals and personal trainers will learn key strategies to successfully implement successful weight management programs to overcome this unyielding epidemic.

3:15 – 5:00 p.m. Concurrent Breakout Sessions C

C-1 Transformational zone Training (TzT) Chris Poljacik, A.T., C., and Ben Dearman, CSCS, River Valley Club

discover the power of TZT and get your clients to the next level. A transformational zone is the point at which the direction of movement changes in an activity, and also where most injuries occur; i.e., the loading of a baseball pitch. The TZ is unavoidable, and by not recognizing the TZ you set your clients up for potential failure. By understanding the TZ, we can create the power that all sports require and make our clients more resistant to injury. This session will explore the biomechanical principles, strategies, and techniques that will allow your clients to be successful in their workouts, in their sport, and their life. This session’s format is learning by doing.

C-2 Sports Performance Programs for Youth to Adult Stephen Rodriguez, Edge Athletics Performance & Training Center

Attend this session to learn how to design and implement performance programs to enhance athletic skills for people of all ages. This session will be part lecture and part interactive so come prepared to experience is all!

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C-3 Creative Circuit Training Mark Nutting, Saco Sport & Fitness, NSCA Northeast

Maximizing your results in as little time as possible... isn’t that what most people want? From kids to seniors, athletes, and everyone in between, circuit training can be safe, effective, and fun. The equipment needs can be a line of high tech equipment to none at all. In this hands-on session we will explore the creative process of designing circuits for any of your clients.

5:00 – 6:00 p.m. Reception with Cash Bar Sponsored by Aquafina

Evening – Dinner on own!

FRiDAY, MAY 11, 2007 8:30 – 9:00 a.m. Registration – Continental Breakfast

9:00 – 10:30 a.m. Concurrent Breakout Sessions D

D-1 Post-Rehabilitation for the Knee: Jump Training for the ACl Reconstructed Knee Rob Gagnon, Manchester Athletic Club

Are you afraid to work with post-ACL clients? do you need help when creating a jump training program for these clients? This session will help to give you the tools you need to create a safe and useful jump training program.

D-2 Success Starts with You!!! Jennifer Poljacik, River Valley Club

What makes a successful Personal Trainer? It is not just being a good salesperson or having great technical ability. In fact, it’s a combination of those skills PLUS having good solid business sense and providing member service second to none. do you have what it takes? Attend this session and learn how to raise the bar and become a GREAT Personal Trainer!

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D-3 integrating Pilates Exercises into Your Training Heather Nutting, Saco Sport & Fitness

As the fitness industry continues to move toward mind-body exercise programs, Pilates continues to be the leading modality in that arena. Its concentration on core strength and control, breathing, correct spinal and pelvic alignment, makes it a great enhancement to existing Personal Training. This session focuses on teaching the basics of Pilates in a way that you can easily integrate it with your existing clients.

10:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Concurrent Breakout Sessions E

E-1 Novel Concepts in Strength, Balance and Coordination Development Paul J. Goodman, MS, CSCS*D, USAW, Vermont NSCA State Director

This is an applied session presenting new and fun skills for all abilities and ages. Stimulus as simple as depth perception alteration to complex balance apparatus will be presented and used to demonstrate varying levels of and progression in this all important yet often overlooked area of training. This innovative approach will introduce complex and challenging drills to develop strength, balance and coordination for athlete or weekend warrior.

E-2 Wayne’s World . . . The Art of Entertaining Wayne Burwell, River Valley Club

Attend this session to learn how to make your personal training sales soar! Selling with Wayne is an experience you won’t soon forget!! Whether you are looking to improve new sales or renewals, profit is the name of the game! Wayne will help you reach your goals and far surpass your greatest expectations!

E-3 Endurance Athlete injuries – Recognizing the Causes and using Your Training Programs to Prevent Them Benjamin Reuter, Ph.D., CSCS, California University of Pennsylvania

Endurance sports are increasingly popular, with marathons and ultra-distance triathlons replacing the neighborhood 5k run. With this popularity comes injuries. Learn the common causes of injury, and how your training programs can help prevent these injuries.

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12:15 – 2:15 p.m. luncheon

Keynote Presentation: “Strategies for Behavior Change” Presented by: Annette Lang, Annette Lang Education Systems

Join Annette for an insightful discussion about the theory and practicalities of behavior change as it relates to our profession. For example, how do you best connect to people who are not even thinking of hiring a personal trainer? How does that communication change when they are a beginner, or long term client? By examining your own successes and struggles with your personal efforts you will better understand how to help others in making changes related to health and fitness.

2:30 – 4:00 p.m. Concurrent Breakout Sessions F

F-1 Turning The greatest generation into Your greatest Clients... How to Build and Service a Senior Clientele Hank DeGroat, Boston Sports Clubs & Mark Gifford, The Weymouth Club

There is no debating that the aging Baby Boomer and current senior population is a potential huge market for personal trainers. If you are interested in attracting and keeping the senior demographic, limiting your fears of training an aging population, and developing creative program design this workshop is for you.

F-2 Personal Training Results Through Coaching PJ Harder, Healthtrax & Heidi Duskey, Manchester Athletic Club

This presentation will give fitness professionals and personal trainers an effective and easy-to-use methodology for moving beyond instruction with clients/members. Using “coaching” techniques will change how your staff interacts with the people they serve. Coaching can be applied in all personal training practices, and is particularly effective in giving resistant clients a structure to help them move forward. For fitness professionals who perform club orientations and member re-assessments, these principles create a context for the conversation so that members leave feeling connected to staff and enthused about the possibility of their program. Members and clients become an active participant in their program development, providing real “buy-in” in goal setting. The results are greater client success, improved member retention, and increased personal training revenues.

F-3 Pilates or No Pilates: How to Make the Decision for Your Bottom line” Laura Hansen, Balanced Body Inc.

You will be introduced to -- and use -- evaluation tools to decide not just whether to bring Pilates into your personal training, but what kind of Pilates would best fit your members and your revenue goals. This is an interactive workshop where you will use the tools presented during the session.

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Eric Beard, MS, NASM-CES, PES, CPT, NSCA-CSCS has presented for NEHRSA on several occasions with great reviews. He is the Fitness director for the Longfellow Sports Club in Natick, MA, a lecturer for the National Academy of Sports Medicine, a practicing personal trainer, and a licensed and practicing massage therapist. Eric is also an Adjunct faculty member for California University in Pennsylvania.

Barry Bourassa has 13 years experience as a personal trainer for the Weymouth Club, Weymouth, MA. He has a BS in Athletic Training and an Associates as a Physical Therapy Assistant. Barry is certified with NSCA as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, is a Licensed Athletic Trainer, Physical Therapy Assistant, a Nutrition Specialist and an EMT.

Wayne Burwell, NSCA, CSCS, NASM, is a Master Trainer at the River Valley Club (RVC). Wayne was the Edge ProFitness Alliance 2004 trainer of the Year. He holds the record for most number of sessions in one month 239 hours. He single-handedly transforms the RVC experience into a joyous celebration of exercise and exercisers. As a Master Trainer, he holds a Bachelors degree in Sociology from dartmouth College. Wayne boosts people’s spirits as often as he helps them achieve their weight loss or fitness goals.

Ben Dearman holds a BS in Exercise Science from Bloomsburg University and a USAW Sports Performance certification and is CSCS through the NSCA. Before coming to the River Valley Club, he was at Fort Benning as the Head SC for the 75th Ranger Regiment, 3rd Ranger Battalion. While at Fort Benning, he also assisted with instruction/implementation and design of physical training programs used by various Navy SEAL Teams. Ben has had the unique opportunity to collaborate closely with Gary Gray and david Tiberio. He is currently involved with the GIFT Program as a fellow.

Hank Degroat,CSCS CMT, is the founder and president of BIG Head Fitness Inc, author, and an award winning fitness manager. He currently works with a variety of clients as a Master trainer at Boston Sports Clubs - Health Point in Waltham, MA.

Heidi Duskey, MA, ACSM HFI, Wellness Coach, has worked in the health and fitness industry for 15 years. She currently maintains a private practice as a wellness coach, works for Manchester Athletic Club as a coach and fitness consultant, and facilitates group programs for her company, Advancing Wellness. She has earned the credentials of Health Fitness Instructor from ACSM and Wellness Coach from Wellcoaches.

As a licensed and certified Athletic Trainer for the past ten years, Rob gagnon enjoys guiding his clients from injury to recovery and beyond. Over the years, Rob has developed programs geared towards preventing injuries and working with clients from the beginner to the elite athlete. Rob is currently the director of Fitness at Manchester Athletic Club in Manchester, Massachusetts and received his BA from Colby-Sawyer College and his MA from Western Michigan University. Rob has also been fortunate to have worked as a clinical Athletic Trainer and director of Sports Performance at The University of Michigan – MedSport Sports Medicine/Physical Therapy Clinic from 2000-2004.

Mark gifford, RN, CPT, is a certified personal trainer through the American College of Sports Medicine. He uses his experience as a Registered Nurse and life time exerciser to work with seniors and special needs populations at The Weymouth Club in Weymouth, MA.

Paul goodman is the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach at the University of Vermont and NSCA State director. He is responsible for all strength and conditioning programs for the 20 varsity programs. Prior to this position he was an assistant at the University of Wisconsin-Madison for seven years where he was the head strength coach for mens and womens hockey, volleyball, wrestling; and an assistant for football. He has trained numerous Olympic, NFL, NHL, and MLB athletes.

laura Hansen is the director of Sales and Service at Balanced Body Inc., a Pilates equipment and education company. In her oversight of world-wide sales, she has consulted with clubs on how best -- if at all -- to integrate Pilates into their offerings to both members and the surrounding community.

len Kravitz, Ph.d., is the Program Coordinator of Exercise Science and Researcher at the University of New Mexico where he recently won the “Outstanding Teacher of the Year” award. Len was honored with the 1999 Canadian Fitness Professional “International Presenter of the Year” and the 2006 Canadian Fitness Professional “Specialty Presenter of the Year” awards and chosen as the American Council on Exercise 2006 “Fitness Educator of the Year”.

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PJ Harder, MS, is the director of Training & development for Healthtrax and Consultant to the Hartford Hospital Avon Wellness Center Member Retention program which received the Best of the Best Member Integration program from Club Industry’s Fitness Business Pro. In addition, she is a Life & Wellness Coach for HeartMatters and Health Action Synergies. She has nearly 20 years of experience in training as well as 8 years of human resource management experience. She holds a BS in Physical Education, Psychology and Behavioral Science and an MS in Personnel and Counseling.

Heather Nutting, NSCA-CPT, ACSM H/FI, is the Group Exercise director and a Master Trainer at Saco Sport & Fitness in Saco, Maine. With a specialty in educating personal trainers and group exercise instructors, she has also been the Fitness Training Programs Manager for Town Sports International within her 15 years in the industry.

Mark Nutting, BS, CSCS*d, NSCA-CPT*d, Fitness director at Saco Sport & Fitness, has 12 certifications in the field, including ACSM H/F director, and over 25 years in personal training and health club management. He is the NSCA Northeast Regional Coordinator, and the Chairperson for the NSCA Personal Trainer SIG. Mark is a leading Business Coach for Personal Trainers with expertise in Networking, Sales, and Marketing.

Maria Parrella-Turco’s consulting experience for the fitness and wellness industry includes single and chain centers. She has over 15 years of experience in all aspects of health and fitness centers, including conception, business plan development, finance, facility development, management and staff training. As a Senior Partner of New Paradigm Partners, Maria serves as a professional consultant to the fitness industry. As a facilitator, she is a lead trainer for the NPP University and Franklin Coveys 7 Habits of Highly Effective Health Club Managers. In addition, to her senior partner role with New Paradigm Partners, most recently Maria serves as the Executive director of fitRewards.

Jane Pentz, Ph.d. dr. Jane received her undergraduate degree in nutritional biochemistry from Vassar College and continued her education at Tufts University where she received her Masters and Ph.d. degrees in nutritional biochemistry. In addition, she worked with the USdA Human Nutrition Research Center‘s team that completed ground breaking research on the effects of weight training in 80 and 90 year

olds. dr. Pentz is the president and CEO of Lifestyle Management Associates, a company dedicated to providing meaningful continuing education courses to professionals.

Chris Poljacik, A.T.,C. received a BS degree in Sports Medicine and is certified through the NATA as an athletic trainer and NSCA and a personal trainer. Chris has been in the health and fitness industry for the past 13 years and is currently at the River Valley Club in Lebanon, NH where he heads the Movement Specialist department. In the last six years, he has followed the teaching of Gary Gray and is currently a fellow of the GIFT program.

Jennifer Poljacik, ACE, NASM, PES, River Valley Club’s Fitness director is responsible for overseeing six departments within the club related to fitness and programming. Jen manages 80 plus employees at the club and directs a successful personal training program that is rated as the number one revenue generating personal training department in New England after making more than 1.6 million dollars with only 2000 members. She has 15 years experience in the fitness industry, consults for the Edge Fitness Consulting Business, and currently serves on the NEHRSA Board of directors.

Ben Reuter, Phd, CSCS, *d, ATC is an assistant professor in the department of Health Science and Sport Studies at California University of Pennsylvania. He teaches courses in the Performance Enhancement and Injury Prevention graduate program. Ben currently serves as Assistant Editor in Chief for the Strength and Conditioning Journal, a publication of the NSCA. His current areas of interest are related to age group athletes; specifically the prevention of sport specific muscle imbalances leading to dysfunction, as well as manipulation of training variables and nutrition maximize performance.

Sharyn Richards has her MS from Northeastern University in Exercise Physiology, CPT NASM, ACSM and SFA. She has been working for the Longfellow Sports Club for the past 16 years as the HealthMasters director and a personal trainer.

Stephen Rodriguez is the owner of Edge Athletics Performance & Training Center in Rhode Island. He received his BS in Exercise Science and holds an MS in Health & Wellness. For three years, Stephen worked with the New York Yankees as the Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach.

Annette lang, MS, has been in the fitness industry since 1983, working in sales, management, education and personal training. She has a Masters degree in health education, and is a certified personal trainer in New York City. Through Annette Lang Education Systems, she develops and teaches education programs for health clubs throughout the US and abroad. She is one of the most sought after presenters at health and fitness conferences. Annette has numerous dVds, and her books Morning Strength Workouts as well as the Prenatal and Postpartum Training Fan have just been published.

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Phone registrations must be guaranteed by a credit card. No-shows will be charged. A 50% refund may be obtained when reservations are cancelled on or before May 1, 2007. No refunds will be made after May 1, 2007. Substitutions are allowed. Register early! Please make check payable to NEHRSA and mail your payment and registration to: NEHRSA, 263 Summer Street, Boston, MA 02210. FAX your registration to NEHRSA at (617) 951-0056. Register online – www.nehrsa.org.

For additional information, contact Jan Woodman, NEHRSA, at jw@nehrsa.org, (617) 951-0055 or (800) 228-4772 Ext. 115 or Mark Nutting, NSCA, at mainesca@hotmail.com

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Please indicate your top two preferences for each time slot. Every attempt will be made to honor 1st or 2nd choice selections; however, management reserves the right to place registrants in third or an alternate choice if a specific session is full. Early registration is recommended, as seating is limited and requests will be processed on a first-received, first-served basis.

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Registration FeesNEHRSA &/or NSCA Registration Registration Registration Member Rates Before April 6, 2007 Before April 27, 2007 After April 27, 2007

1st Person 2 days $286 $304 $322 ________ 1st Person 1 day $159 $169 $179 ________

2nd – 4th Person 2 days $268 $286 $304 ________ 2nd – 4th Person 1 day $149 $159 $169 ________

5th & Each Additional 2 days $250 $268 $286 ________ 5th & Each Additional 1 day $139 $149 $159 ________

NEHRSA/NSCA Non-Member Rates: Please add $60 to each rate per person listed above.

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TWo-dAy SAviNGS! Receive a special two-day discount (listed above)! Register the same person for both days and save 10%! So, check out the program and sign up all your trainers! (The 10% savings is already included in the price listed on the registration form.)Full payment must accompany the registration form. Please indicate your preference.

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