Posts Tagged ‘People’

Because i was thinking about going to university to study either nutrition or sport therapy, but now I don’t know what to do. I hear from quite a few people that you have to go to uni to be successful, but is that true?? I mean I don’t want to get myself into a load of a debt and then ending up not liking it or struggling with the work, and then quitting. I don’t want that for myself at all. I really want to gain a degree though and have an opportunity of getting a good job, and having a stable career when I’m older. I’m 21 now, so what should I do!?

I have personal liability and medical waiver forms. I have coached wrestling, was in the marines and I love fitness and nutrition.

I love to write about personal productivity, fitness, nutrition, weight loss, children, everything basically!!!
I don’t want to be an editor (I don’t understand why anybody chooses this.) I want something secure but with flexibility.
Yes, tis true, I want a lot.
BTW I’m 20

My boyfriend is working on becoming a personal trainer and would also like to sell nutrition products like protein powders and vitamins to his clients. What companies are good for this? What companies have programs like this or what ones can you buy wholesale from, etc? As a trainer or other fitness professional, do you do this? About how much extra money do you make with it?

It seems like a case of books smarts (Reading up on all the latest diets, talking with personal trainers, taking classes on nutrition etc) vs street smarts (Learning from experience, knowing tips the book can’t teach you, knowing what works and what just sounds good on paper)
Do you think out of shape people can give good fitness advice? and Why?
examples to ponder on: An overweight doctor? or nutritionist? your crazy neighbor who’s tried every diet known to man?

I’m not talking about the Law or the Legality of Steroids. What I want to investigate is why people think that using steroids is any different than any of the developments and advancements in sports equipment, training, nutrition, and physcology. I’d also like to focus on Baseball, Track and Field, and other American Sports.

I am trying to think of some idea’s of what you should think about when making a fitness plan for someone? (School)

Referring most specifically to Physical Education. No, you don’t have to side with my obvious opinion that they don’t have the right, to get the 10 points. I’m looking for something to back up that they do or don’t have the right.
My opinion is that the district/ state is taking too big of a role in my life by making me exercise. I’d be fine if we learned about different sports, nutrition….. that stuff is useful for later life, but that isn’t what you learn in PE, you learn that in some Health class. What give states the right to take that big of a role in my life (making sure I’m healthy?
(No, I’m not overweight or out of shape… I play raquetball and hike 16 miles each saturday up a mountain).
Cheers!

Does anyone know of a fitness and nutrition website for young adults? I’m looking for a site geared towards people in their 20′s.
Thanks!

Name: Sarah
Diets That I’ve Tried: None
Hieght: 5’2
Age: ___
Sports: Swimming, I sometimes walk on our tredmil
Please Help:-(
Thank You!