NASM Certify for Life - worth it?

[RyouBakua]

$299 = 3 renewels = 6 years (technically 8)

looks pretty good

anyone getting this?

any discounts for it?

[GBLynden]

I looked into it and for me at this point it isn't worth it. If you already use training as your main source of income and see it being that way for the foreseeable future, then yes it seems like a good deal.

[RyouBakua]

no one?

i would have thought this would be popular

I looked into it and for me at this point it isn't worth it. If you already use training as your main source of income and see it being that way for the foreseeable future, then yes it seems like a good deal.

so if youre a full time PT it makes sense

but not if youre part time?

[SINVirtue]

$299 = 3 renewels = 6 years (technically 8)

looks pretty good

anyone getting this?

any discounts for it?

i definitely took advantage of it.
i always focus on the long run, and it will benefit greatly after that 6 years is up.

[RyouBakua]

i definitely took advantage of it.
i always focus on the long run, and it will benefit greatly after that 6 years is up.

agreed



any working coupon codes for it?

will rep

[bballaman369]

*NASM-CPTs are still required to show proof of 2.0 CEUs and current CPR/AED every 2 years

It says this in small print at the bottom of the Certify for life page. This made me a little weary of pulling the trigger on it. But I didn't really look to much more into it after I saw this.

[RyouBakua]

*NASM-CPTs are still required to show proof of 2.0 CEUs and current CPR/AED every 2 years

It says this in small print at the bottom of the Certify for life page. This made me a little weary of pulling the trigger on it. But I didn't really look to much more into it after I saw this.

yeah, all it means that you dont have to pay the $100 recertification fee every 2 years

and you get discounts on future CEUs

[RyouBakua]

anyone gonna jump on this?