

December 2008
Features
Kids in Motion Stay in Motion
by Alexandra Williams, MA
Innovative exercise and weight management programs for children mix fun with technology, research and skill to instill lifestyle changes early on.
Corporate Wellness—Programming for Profit
by Alexandra Williams, MA
Both employers and employees can enjoy the benefits of a healthy lifestyle, including fiscal fitness.
The Skinny on Losing Weight and Keeping It Off
by Natalie Digate Muth, MPH, RD
Here’s the latest data on weight loss, along with secrets from successful dieters on what really works—and what doesn’t!
Personal Training
Case Study: Coaching a Sedentary Client
by Elisabeth Andrews, MPH
Ex Rx: To help inactive clients make meaningful lifestyle changes, think outside the gym.
Bridging the Age Gap
by Cody Sipe, PhD
Personal Training 101: Working with seniors—an investment in your knowledge base can bring many rewards.
Earn More in Less Time
by Paul Brown
Profit Center: Leverage your personal training talents to make your dreams come true.
Tricks of the Trade
What marketing strategy has worked especially well for you?
Nutrition
Sports Nutrition for Young Athletes
by Pamela M. Nisevich, MS, RD, LD
Nutrition: Why nutrient deficiencies can spell defeat for kids who compete in sports.
Group Exercise
Core Design
by Cameron Chinatti
Core: Use specific criteria to help your participants see real results.
Tranquil Moments
by Marla Ericksen
Ebb: Maximize the benefits hidden at the end of class by taking students beyond the traditional cool-down into a deeper state of relaxation.
Find It, Feel It, Move It
by Stephanie Herman
Ignite: Help participants connect with their bodies during the warm-up.
How to Be a Great Instructor
by Fred Hoffman, MEd
When teaching the adult learner, create a welcoming, motivating and trusting space.
Sample Class: Athletic Boot Camp
by Leigh Crews
Sample Class: Challenge participants with fun skills and drills using kettlebells, steps and other equipment.
In Every Issue
Yes, Resistance Training Can Reverse the Aging Process
by Len Kravitz, PhD
Research: The fountain of youth is found in the weight room.
Inspire the World to Fitness®: Inspiration Works Both Ways
10 Absolutes for Women in Business
by Nicki Anderson and Mary Bratcher, MA
Career Path: Make sure you’re well prepared before becoming a fitness entrepreneur.
Fall Prevention for Seniors
Fitness Handout: Tips and news you can distribute to your clients.
Moira and Lindsay G. Merrithew
by Mary Monroe
Icons & Innovators: Moira and Lindsay G. Merrithew started STOTT PILATES® nearly 20 years ago, before anyone guessed what a sensation the exercise would create.
Mind-Body-Spirit
The Science of Willpower
by Kelly McGonigal, PhD
Research supports the notion that willpower works like a muscle—so how do you train it?
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