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Sunday, September 16, 2012 • Raleigh, NC 27612-3431

Correcting through Exercise

Corrective Exercise
By Karin Singleton

 

Well, after months of studying, I am now a newly minted ‘Corrective Exercise Specialist’.  I signed up for this certification in July thinking that it would be easier than the fitness Nutrition Specialist certification that is also issued by NASM and which I had passed just weeks before.

 

BOY, WAS I WRONG!

 

It was not that I have learned new tricks but have added a lot to the arsenal that I already have. The NASM CES certification is great to sharpen skills of static and movement assessments, and in my very first assessment after this certification, I identified a compensation that would have escaped me before in the initial assessment.

 

I love the fact that I can now merge MELT and CES into one comprehensive package, and it is my expectation that I will be able to help my clients and class participants get on the path to better well-being and health even more effectively.

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Karin Singleton

I have been in the fitness industry since 1994, and it is my passion to help people feel and live better. Over the years my training focus has shifted more and more towards balance between mind and body. In 2009, I have added MELT to the list of programs I offer. MELT (Myofascial Energetic Length Technique) is a method through which people can learn to self-treat their connective tissue. I also teach Pilates which I like to teach in conjunction with MELT as the two modalities are very complimentary to one another. Of course, I am also very experienced in the traditional strength, cardio and core training forms of exercise including a multitude of balls, Bosus, balance boards and much more.
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