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12 New Year’s resolutions to help you build a healthier business
The following information is from the this article (and for more details): Click here 1. Make financial projections for the coming year 2. Tune up your strategic plan 3. Set up an advisory board 4. Get up to speed on … Continue reading
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What is the upper limit of training volume for gains?
This is another great article by Menno Henselmans: Click Here >> What is the upper limit of training volume for gains? Menno’s take-home message: Training to failure all the time is probably not a good idea. Training a muscle only … Continue reading
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BCRPA Group Fitness practicum hours FAQs
Answers from BCRPA regarding the 8 practicum hours required for the group fitness certification prior to the Group Fitness ICE. Here is a link to the BCRPA Scope of Practice documentation: Click Here QUESTION: What style of class constitutes a BCRPA … Continue reading
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Does ceasing exercise induce depressive symptoms?
A recent study in the Journal of Affective Disorders “Does ceasing exercise induce depressive symptoms? A systematic review of experimental trials including immunological and neurogenic markers” by Morgan, Julie A. et al. (Journal of Affective Disorders , Volume 234 , 180 – … Continue reading
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Muscle growth and strength development – training muscles 6x vs. 3x per week!
Check out this study by Gomes et al. (2018) which found greater strength development and muscle growth when training each muscle 6 times per week compared to 3 times per week! Although it was only an 8 week study, research … Continue reading
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Hamstrings involved in Squats? Here is the research…
Do the Hamstrings Work During a Back Squat? A Research‑Backed Look at Squat Biomechanics For years, I’ve taught that the hamstrings contribute very little to the back squat from a biomechanical perspective. Many lifters assume the squat is a major … Continue reading
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Q & A – BCRPA Group Fitness ICE
QUESTION: A new BCRPA group fitness instructor, working at a local Rec Centre, was told the only person who could sign off on their 8 hour resume for group fitness was a BCRPA TFL. The TFL would also need to be … Continue reading
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Walking Speed Predicts Life Expectancy of Older Adults
Walking Speed Predicts Life Expectancy of Older Adults Baby boomers who keep up the pace as they age are likely to outlive those who slow down. This is a good read: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/walking-speed-survival/ And here are a few examples: Grandma Hazel and … Continue reading
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BCRPA registration – recognized and/or transferable internationally?
Would you like to teach abroad or in another province? BCRPA registration – recognized and/or transferable internationally? Did you know that your BCRPA registration is recognized and transferable internationally through their affiliation with the National Fitness Leadership Alliance (NFLA) of Canada and … Continue reading
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Reliability of T-Spine Rotation ROM Measurements in Healthy Adults
Reliability of Thoracic Spine Rotation Range-of-Motion Measurements in Healthy Adults J Athl Train. 2012 Jan-Feb; 47(1): 52–60. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3418115/ Conclusions: All techniques had good reliability and low levels of measurement error. The seated rotation, bar in front, and lumbar-locked rotation tests … Continue reading
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