How to get the best out of your middle aged clients? Strategies for personal trainers

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Elliott, A. 2015. How to get the best out of your middle aged clients? Strategies for personal trainers. Leisure Industry Week: Uniting the leisure industry as one team. NEC Birmingham, UK 22 - 23 Sep 2015
TitleHow to get the best out of your middle aged clients? Strategies for personal trainers
AuthorsElliott, A.
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This session analyses the particular health requirements of middle age, how personal trainers can use these requirements to deliver effective training plans and create a lifelong culture of health and fitness Speaker: Anne Elliot, Programme Leader Msc Sport, Exercise and Physical Activity for Special Populations, London Sports Institute, Middlesex University

ConferenceLeisure Industry Week: Uniting the leisure industry as one team
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Accepted10 Jun 2015
Completed22 Sep 2015
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