Elevate Your Fitness Career: Transition to Medical Exercise Training
Are you a fitness professional seeking to elevate your career and impact? Transitioning from personal training to Medical Exercise Training (MET) could be the transformative step you need. For those passionate about aiding individuals with chronic conditions and looking beyond the confines of general fitness services, the shift towards a medical exercise practice offers a fulfilling and lucrative career path.
Since its inception in 1994, the Medical Exercise Training Institute has led the charge in educating fitness professionals to evolve into medical exercise specialists. This transition is not merely about changing titles but about establishing a practice that addresses the long-term, specialized exercise management needs of an aging population. The baby boomer generation, facing healthcare cutbacks, is in dire need of functional exercise programs that cater to conditions like hypertension, diabetes, and osteoarthritis. After physical therapy and other professional rehabilitation...
Medical Exercise Specialists......Final a Community Just for You!!
Medical Exercise Specialists….Join the MedXPRO Network......the only community dedicated exclusively to METI - Medical Exercise Professionals… Where everyone speaks the same language!! The Network will take you to the next level with your medical exercise training skills and practice.
As medical exercise training (MET) continues to grow…..a good idea may be to join a community of like-minded and well-trained MEDICAL EXERCISE PROFESSIONALS. Yes, professionals....not wannabes.
Whether you just finished the MES or PRCS, have practiced a few years and want to build a strong and profitable MET practice, let the MedXPRO Network resources work for you instead of your developing them on your own.
Do you ever feel like the Lone Ranger in your practice? Every other trainer says they do MET or post rehab but it’s not......you don't really know what they are doing. Other personal trainers don’t work with the clients the...