Paul Chek – How to Design Exercise Programs for Unhealthy Clients

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How to Design Exercise Programs for Unhealthy Clients discover seven simple methods for designing exercise programs that revitalize, energize, and inspire unhealthy clients.

Who is Paul Chek?

Paul Chek is an internationally renowned expert in corrective and high-performance exercise kinesiology, stress management, and holistic wellness. Paul’s distinctive, integrated approach to treatment and education has altered the lives of many of his clients, his students, and their clients for over three decades. By treating the body as a system and identifying the underlying cause of a problem, Paul has achieved success where conventional methods have repeatedly failed. Paul is the founder of the CHEK (Corrective Holistic Exercise Kinesiology) Institute and the PPS Success Mastery Coaching Program, both based in California, United States. He is the host of the popular podcast Living 4D with Paul Chek and is a prolific author of books, articles, and blog posts.

How to Design Exercise Programs for Unhealthy Clients with Paul Chek

• 4 multi-part lessons
• 4 quizzes, one after each lesson
• Downloadable PDF manual
• Downloadable questionnaires and handouts

Here are two undeniable truths:

Exercise is a stress.

The majority of your clients are already stressed.

Therefore, if you are not careful in your program design, you are not only derailing their health/fitness goals, but also increasing their likelihood of injury and illness.
So how do you design exercise programs that take into account the unique stress profiles of your clients while still helping them achieve their objectives? In this course, Paul Chek demonstrates how to design exercise programs that take into account the unique stress profiles of your clients and empower them to reach their health and fitness goals faster than ever!

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