Personal Training
With Exercise Science Practicum II Students
During the Fall and Spring semesters, Exercise Science Practicum II Students offer an opportunity for GCSU Faculty and Staff to participate in their personal training practicum. Through your participation, the Practicum II Students are gaining valuable clinical experience.
Details:
- Students are not certified personal trainers.
- GCSU Faculty & Staff must purchase a WRC membership to participate. Membership options for full-time, benefit eligible faculty/staff include $25 monthly membership, or a $25/practicum participation membership to allow access specifically for training times only. Please see Memberships for full details.
- Selected participants will need to commit to completing a minimum of 10 weeks of training for at least 2 hours per week.
- Individual fitness programs are developed and tailored to meet each client's needs. Exercise Science students will provide proper exercise instruction, guidance and motivation to help clients achieve their personal health and fitness goals.
- Fitness testing and consultation will be conducted before and after the 10-week training period.
- Applicants will be matched with a student trainer by the Practicum Instructor. Please understand that trainers are full-time students with limited availability.
- Not all applicants are guaranteed a match.
- All Wellness and Recreation Personal Training Policies will apply. See User Policy.
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Submit your Student Practicum Personal Training Application now!
Be sure to provide all available days and times you can work with a trainer. You can expect to be contacted within 7 days of your application being received.
Disclaimer
The Student Practicum Personal Training Program is limited to GCSU employees who purchase a WRC membership. Students are not certified personal trainers. The program is not designed for pre or post-natal women, individuals on medication or under the direct care of a physician, or individuals with physiological injury. Individuals with pre-existing conditions or special needs should obtain clearance and instructions from their attending physician prior to participation. In order for the students to fulfill their course requirement, participants must agree to commit to the program for a minimum of 2 hours a week for ten weeks.