Hi, I'm just about to be finishing up my first year of college as a business finance major. Far from anything exercise related but as a job throughout college I was thinking personal training would be great. I read all of Alan Aragon's articles and checked out all the certification sites and ACE seems to be the quickest way. I don't think I'll be going with a career in this permanently so I'm not concerned about getting the "best" certification. Just one that will get me +$20 an hour this summer.
Some important questions:
What high school/college classes do you think would be good to have known to prepare for ACE certification?
Is there any limitations to ACE certifications I should know about?
Some things about me:
- good at biology
- good at physics
- bad at chemistry
- good at teaching
- very social
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04-23-2012, 08:22 AM #1Registered User
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19 year old finishing freshman year of college, want to be ACE certified
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04-23-2012, 08:50 AM #2Registered User
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04-23-2012, 09:25 AM #3Registered User
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There's not much to say here. You don't care about having a good certification, so ACE is a good fit there. You probably won't be making $20+/hr. As far as classes, just get the study materials and focus on those. Good luck.Originally Posted by MMAgrappler7
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04-23-2012, 11:42 AM #4Registered User
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please someone with some experience with ACE post. i realize i have half my questions already answered but itd be easier to see what im in for if someone around my age has recently got it. or someone whos had one for a while.
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