CRAC covers almost 10000 jobs, also look in the reference section for HEALTH AND FITNESS/CARERS/SERVICE directory. Another choice is mail or private Correspondence courses. There are an abundance of choices in the ever widening scope of fitness / health / sports / aerobic / osteopathy / nutrition / medicine / healing /massage/therapy etc, offering diplomas and officially recognised certificates >>>
e.g. The I.T.E.C. certificate of the International Therapy Examination council. Which was founded back in I973 to provide a completely independent examination system not allied to any association or society. All schools and colleges associated with the I.T.E.C. and conform to a rigid set of rules and standards, governing equipment, teaching and training. e.g. the West London School of Massage.
LET YOUR BODY WORK FOR YOU. Your hobby of bodybuilding could provide a lucrative and rewarding lifestyle. Use your muscle power to become a teacher, own a gym, train one to one, or establish, own or manage a fitness studio.
You wouldn’t employ a car mechanic who did not understand engine components, so likewise you must expect your prospective employer to look for qualifications. You MUST learn basic anatomy, physiology, digestive systems, glands, the functions and ranges of muscles and bones, treatment for sports injuries, first aid, teaching and social skills, etc.
Also the sources of energy, health and vitality via vitamins, the essential amino acids, building blocks of muscle, minerals and nutrition generally and specifically. The science of muscle building nutrition moves rapidly ever forwards and onwards.
Good Luck and God Bless
Mick Hart
“For anyone considering steroid use” This is a MUST READ…
Layman’s Guides to Steroids I and II
WARNING: Do not read this unless you are ready to gain some serious lean muscle…
Layman’s Guides to Steroids III (new)
