Motivational Interviewing Skills Produce Targeted Results | Video | ||
Motivational Interviewing Skills Produce Targeted Results | Test |
Chris is the founder of Movement First, a New York City-based fitness education, consulting, and training business. Drawing on over 20 years of fitness experience, Chris specializes in a variety of training and coaching modalities, including, sports performance and injury prevention, post-rehabilitation and lifestyle/wellness coaching. While serving as Director of Education for one of the largest health club chains in the US, Chris designed and delivered education for fitness professionals at all skill levels. His passion for teaching and a desire to reach a broader audience with his experience and philosophy drove Chris to establish Movement First. Today, Chris teaches and consults for some of the most successful fitness organizations in the world, including the American Council on Exercise, Reebok, Functional Movement Systems (creators of the Functional Movement Screen), Fitness Anywhere (makers of the TRX), Star Trac, and numerous others. He also creates and teaches his own workshops for Movement First. In addition to being a first-class educator and trainer, Chris is a recognized international presenter. Chris has an MS in Exercise Physiology with a focus on Sports Performance and Injury Prevention, and a BS in Health Education along with numerous industry-recognized certifications. ... read more.
by Arlene Brownlow on Apr 13, 2018
Great presentation
by Maria Cruz on Mar 06, 2018
Enjoyed the presentation! Excellent.
by Debbie Collins on Feb 06, 2018
Great common sense. Identical to the ACE Health Coaching. Let the client come to their own answer through a collaborative conversation.
by Linda Morreale on Aug 21, 2017
I really enjoyed this video. Christopher McGrath explained the technique of motivational interviewing very well and made me rethink my initial interviews with my clients. I'll probably re-watch this to really make sure I have the process ingrained in me before I jump in.
by Steve Jarzabek on Jul 30, 2017
Interesting! Great job!