FREE WEBINAR – THURSDAY, AUGUST 8 | 1 PM ET
How to Train Your Clients for Pregnancy
Discover the keys to helping your pregnant clients thrive during pregnancy, confidently prepare for birth, and emerge even stronger.
FREE WEBINAR – THURSDAY, AUGUST 8 | 1 PM ET
Discover the keys to helping your pregnant clients thrive during pregnancy, confidently prepare for birth, and emerge even stronger.
If you’ve ever trained a pregnant client (or perhaps become pregnant yourself) you likely know how frustrating it can feel to spend hours sifting through conflicting information online related to prenatal exercise—often to end up more confused than when you started! It’s time to put an end to this.
Join us for this 60-minute session to discover how to utilize an evidence-based training framework to help your clients successfully manage the unique stresses of the pregnancy journey, and emerge even stronger.
Learn how this easy-to-apply framework can help you design safe and truly effective prenatal and postpartum training programs for clients of all stages and fitness levels—without wasting one more minute searching for answers online.
Here’s what you will get from this free 1-hour training:
Date and Time: Thursday, August 8, 2024 at 1 PM ET
Session Length: 1 Hour
Carolyn received her master’s degree in Motor Learning and Control from Columbia University, is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the NSCA, and has spent over two decades working in the fitness industry. She relishes her role as an educator, having presented at national and regional conferences for IDEA, NSCA, ACSM, and taught for several years as a faculty member of the Equinox Fitness Training Institute.
As the Chief Content Officer for ProNatal Fitness, Carolyn used her experience as a collegiate athlete and mother to develop the company’s innovative Performance-Based Education programs, which leverage the latest research and evidence-based strategies to teach professionals how to train their clients for pregnancy and the postpartum period like they would train for any other major athletic event.