Trying to become a CPT in Colorado

[tbTwelve]

Sorry if this was poted before -- Just looking for the bottom line quickest way to become certified as a PT in the state of Colorado. Thanks

[KyleAaron]

You don't need a piece of paper to be a trainer. Buy a t-shirt that says, "personal trainer." Congratulations.

Now, if you'd actually like to have any knowledge or credibility or chance at employment, that's another question.

[tbTwelve]

You don't need a piece of paper to be a trainer. Buy a t-shirt that says, "personal trainer." Congratulations.

Now, if you'd actually like to have any knowledge or credibility or chance at employment, that's another question.

Obviously I came here to register on a reputable forum, to get a sloppy-trash response about a t shirt.
Nevermind being certified or where to get the best training materials, how to test, etc.
I should frame your answer and put it next to your moms bed the next time I visit.

[KyleAaron]

Consider why this is a reputable forum. Is it because the experienced and successful trainers here sought the quickest and easiest certification?

Success in a job has two components: attitude and skill. Skills can be learned, attitude's much tougher. You should assess your attitude. For example, if you read through this forum you'll find many questions to this and other questions. That's an "attitude of mastery", of self-help and curiosity, which will go a long way for a person in any career.

"Give me an answer, I fcked your mum, haha" is a less useful and productive attitude. Seriously consider your attitude, and move it towards an attitude of mastery.

[JoeCannonMSCSCS]

Look up Mike Rickett - MikeRickett.com hes in Colorado and he teaches certification classes. You'll need to study though before taking the test if you want to pass.
Joe

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