Advanced Combat Techniques for Personal Trainers
The extra skills that make you the exciting trainer in the gym. Make cardio, speed and agility fun through the movements and pad work found in martial arts.
What is a combat and pad work course for personal trainers?
Advanced Combat Techniques teaches the martial arts movements and pad work that turn conditioning into something clients enjoy. It costs £600 paid in full, or £100 deposit and 7 monthly payments of £86, plan total £702. You learn to hold and coach pads so sessions are sharp, safe and fun, and how to use combat movement to build speed and agility without the grind. No fighting is involved. It counts as active learning, so your PT Manager access runs while you study, and free return access is included for life.
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Who Advanced Combat Techniques is for
Advanced Combat Techniques is the FASTER course for trainers who want to be the exciting name in the gym, the one with sessions people actually look forward to.
It takes the movements and pad work from martial arts and turns cardio, speed and agility into something fun. No fighting required, just better, sharper, more enjoyable sessions.
If you want a set of skills that makes you stand out and keeps clients hooked, start here. And with free return access, everything you cover stays with you for good.
"John has been an absolute wonder as a tutor, he has gone above and beyond in helping me advance my career and knowledge, and is a lovely person to have on your side! If you're looking for a course with countless hours of extra support, excellent teaching, helpful pathways and personal service, look no further!"
Not sure if Advanced Combat Techniques is for you?
If you are not sure it fits, ask. John will tell you honestly whether this is the right step or whether something else suits you better. No deadline, no pressure. The founder answers the WhatsApp.
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A slow lowering phase and a guarded client are two different problems. The PT Manager reads both from the same camera
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Injury & PainA client guarding against movement isn't being difficult. Their nervous system is doing exactly what it's built to do
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