Hope u succeed having the nutrition certificate and went BIG by now! And may I ask you something -and I am aware that it depends on the person- but how long did it take u while studying the both certificates and what was your studying pace?
A solid school. I hold both the Certified Fitness Trainer and Specialist in Fitness Nutrition Certification from them. Would recommend to every one looking to get certified.
@@sabrinaphillip4356 Hey Sabrina! The Nutritionist exam has just 3 sections you need to answer. These are: 230 multiple-choice questions 120 multiple-choice questions 1 short essay question and 1 case You have a full year from the time of enrollment to complete the course. I believe there are reviews of the course right here on UA-cam. Just search for ISSA Sports Nutritionist Review. Hope this helps! I'm actually doing the Glute Specialist Certification right now. Feel free to hit me up on IG if you need more help.... 'faganfit85'
Looking to find my last puzzle piece to my healthcare career… came across this! Hmmm…. I have a background in healthcare management -I’m just not really into another prolong of school years. Health is wealth
So If I get this I can become a nutrition coach? Becoming a nutritionist would require a bachelors or even a masters right? But if I become a personal trainer, then I could use this as well to create more rounded programs for my clients?
I've noticed that Issa also offers the perfect nutrition 1 cert, which is more expensive and on your website it's rated lower. Do you still recommend to take the Issa nutritionist certification? I just want to become a nutrition coach in Latin America mainly, maybe Spain. Thanks
Correct me if I'm wrong but I guess they did simplify the content of the course too much. I mean you would not have that information in nutrition by this.
Is it worth taking Weight management specialist program if I'm choosing Nutrition coach program anyway? Do you recommend other specialization like Transformation specialization more? Thanks
I would highly recommend the Transformation Specialist course. I was already a CPT; I then took the Weight Management Specialist course followed by Transformation and I am wrapping up my Nutrition certification this week. I would 100% recommend the TS program. It teaches you so much about psychology of change, motivation and different tools to use to cope and navigate different processes/stages people are in. The best part about the course is that you can use all this information and apply it to situations in many other circumstances outside of work and if you're anything like me, you'll even learn a thing or two about yourself while taking it. The WMS program was insightful as well, but I feel like between the nutrition and TS courses, you can sort of pull all that information together yourself in order to help clients reach their goals. Ideally, you need to have a great skill set in the transformation and motivation realm for them to achieve positive changes and that really comes down to science (the nutrition course) and devising a plan to aide them in the psychological aspects (the TS course). Very long response but I hope this helps!
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Received my CPT last week now I’m studying for my Nutritionist certification!! This is definitely helpful !!!!
Are you having success as a trainer yet?
@@randallrutherford1384 It’s slow but steady started doing classes at the park.
@@speechlessmoment1668 Im planning to do these 2 certificates
how was it?
Do you recommend the nutritionist certification course from ISSA..cab u plz guide ?
Hope u succeed having the nutrition certificate and went BIG by now!
And may I ask you something -and I am aware that it depends on the person- but how long did it take u while studying the both certificates and what was your studying pace?
A solid school. I hold both the Certified Fitness Trainer and Specialist in Fitness Nutrition Certification from them. Would recommend to every one looking to get certified.
Can you tell me how many questions/if the questions are answers from the quizzes? I have horrible anxiety studying for the final. lol
@@aimeehanna7561 Hi Hanna. For which of the certifications?
@@faganfit572 same question. How many questions for the sports nutrition final? And time?
@@sabrinaphillip4356 Hey Sabrina!
The Nutritionist exam has just 3 sections you need to answer. These are:
230 multiple-choice questions
120 multiple-choice questions
1 short essay question and 1 case
You have a full year from the time of enrollment to complete the course.
I believe there are reviews of the course right here on UA-cam. Just search for ISSA Sports Nutritionist Review.
Hope this helps! I'm actually doing the Glute Specialist Certification right now.
Feel free to hit me up on IG if you need more help.... 'faganfit85'
@@faganfit572 thank you so much for the info! I’m doing the nutrition course right now!
Looking to find my last puzzle piece to my healthcare career… came across this! Hmmm…. I have a background in healthcare management -I’m just not really into another prolong of school years. Health is wealth
So If I get this I can become a nutrition coach? Becoming a nutritionist would require a bachelors or even a masters right? But if I become a personal trainer, then I could use this as well to create more rounded programs for my clients?
I’m taking that course right now. My main difficulty is finding time.
you have to retake the course every two years??????????? can someone explain ? 8:55
I found making time hard as well, but I just worked on it after I got home from work and worked a lot on it when I was off
are you happy with this course ? what you like and what you don't like about this course ?
Is this a viable option for someone looking to make more than 50k a year? How did you do financially after the course?
If I’m focusing directly on nutritionist and coaching would you say precision nutrition or Issa
So I need a CPR certification to take the final exam? I’m asking because I don’t have one and thinking of signing up for the Nutrition certification.
They offer the CPR certification for free when you sign up. I just enrolled and received the CPR course for free
Great info, thanks for sharing.
I've noticed that Issa also offers the perfect nutrition 1 cert, which is more expensive and on your website it's rated lower. Do you still recommend to take the Issa nutritionist certification? I just want to become a nutrition coach in Latin America mainly, maybe Spain. Thanks
Correct me if I'm wrong but I guess they did simplify the content of the course too much. I mean you would not have that information in nutrition by this.
Lost count of how many times he said "ISSA Nutritionist Certification"
Is it worth taking Weight management specialist program if I'm choosing Nutrition coach program anyway? Do you recommend other specialization like Transformation specialization more? Thanks
I would highly recommend the Transformation Specialist course. I was already a CPT; I then took the Weight Management Specialist course followed by Transformation and I am wrapping up my Nutrition certification this week. I would 100% recommend the TS program. It teaches you so much about psychology of change, motivation and different tools to use to cope and navigate different processes/stages people are in. The best part about the course is that you can use all this information and apply it to situations in many other circumstances outside of work and if you're anything like me, you'll even learn a thing or two about yourself while taking it. The WMS program was insightful as well, but I feel like between the nutrition and TS courses, you can sort of pull all that information together yourself in order to help clients reach their goals. Ideally, you need to have a great skill set in the transformation and motivation realm for them to achieve positive changes and that really comes down to science (the nutrition course) and devising a plan to aide them in the psychological aspects (the TS course). Very long response but I hope this helps!
I'm wondering if the ISSA nutrition certification is accredited or not???
anyone knows please
It is, internationally and in the US. Most all gyms and clubs take ISSA, it's highly accredited
Ive completed the multiple choice exam, but i am not sure how to write the essay portion of the exam. Any tips?
What is adcpr certification, the requirements u mentioned..
Curious myself.
Back ground music ?
what certification i need?
Should I renew my certification?like evey year
It needs to be renewed every 2 years