Top 7 Vocab Terms To Know For The NASM-CPT Exam || NASM-CPT Exam Study Prep
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- The NASM-CPT Textbook is over 1000 pages long and covers so many content areas that it can make your head spin. Obviously, the questions on the exam will come from the book, but what specifically do you need to know to pass the exam?
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In this video, Axiom Fitness Academy instructor Joe Drake discusses and demonstrates the top 7 vocabulary terms that you need to know if you want to pass the NASM-CPT exam on the first try. Get your notepad ready!
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If you have not liked and subscribed to all his content, it is a mandatory "must-do". His videos are so informative, easy to comprehend, and you will grow so much from his material. Thank you so much for relieving some of the stress of understanding how to study the 1,000page textbook we are given, and for being an online coach to the many people seeking to pass the NASM Exam. God is good.
I appreciate that!
Thank you thank you thank you for your videos! I failed the first time and then I came back and watched and watched AND watched and I passed the second time yesterday!! 🙌🏾 I should have honed in on the videos sooner. Thank you for all that you do! Excited to start my coaching career by the end of year once my day job calms down! 😀
Thank you so much for producing these videos, it is a huge help with reviewing and understanding the course im taking with NASM. It takes away the anxeity of the exam.
You're very welcome!
Thank you for all this amazing content, I've been thoroughly enjoying it and appreciate how much it supports me in studying for the NASM CPT exam as well as help me become a stronger coach. One quick suggestion (offered with love, take it or leave it) the language of hard/soft skills (you referenced the behavioral model as the 'soft,' stuff) is dated. Another way skills can be referred to is technical skills and behavioral skills, as opposed to hard and soft skills. This helps to center the behavioral skills as equally as important as the technical skills, I would suspect that in coaching, that's very true. Your understanding of anatomy could be 100% (the technical skills), but if you're behavioral skills suck (your ability to listen, ask open-ended questions, and understand behavior change), you would likely be a less-than-effective coach. Just a thought :) Thanks again for all the knowledge!
Taking my exam tonight scored 68-75 on practice exam but have to go for it anyway. Thankyou for your material!
Best of luck! Let us know how you do!
Tyler, how did you do ? Where did you do the practice exam ?
Hi! How did you do?
Doing it today. Last night scored 65. Not a great confidence booster. But like you said. Have to go for it anyway
(Update). I passed 👊
Thanks Joe, great review of important vocabulary and concepts
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you SO MUCH for this video. I am studying for my NASM exam and just NOT getting it. This was SO helpful!
I'm so glad!
@@Axiomfitnessacademy where are you in South Florida? I grew up in Fort Lauderdale
Thanks! So nervous about the exam.
You got this!
18:22 That guy in the back was doing ATG squats without any form breakdown for a solid 90 seconds straight😭 Had a hard time focusing on the actual video haha
Haha! He’s a beast right?!
Great video! Thank you
Glad you liked it!
Thank you so much for your videos. ❤
You're welcome.
Great video, thanks.
Glad you liked it!
ACSM certified. Top Quality content. Subscribed.❤
Much appreciated!
Thank u!
You're welcome!
thankyou!!
You're welcome!
I like that you gym allows training barefoot and looks like you are in barefoot shoes! That's what got me started looking into CPT was the benefits I've had transitioning to barefoot! Thanks for this video and hope to take my exam this month. Also glad that I landed on NASM as my certification training choice as it seems to focus greatly on human movement dynamically in all plans of motion. After transitioning to barefoot, I soon learned how connected the kinetic chain was to foot function and visa versa. Dr. Splichal & "barefoot strong" was my first resource into understanding this dynamic human movement concept and she is excellent with a ton of great information & products as well!
Dr Emily is a great resource!
Good video
Thanks!
❤
I did not except him to do that, that scared me lol.
Haha!
So reciprocal inhibition is basically the relationship between the agonist and antagonist?
Yes, essentially.
Where are you located in south Florida?
Boca Raton
How much nutrition is on the test? I can't believe the nutrition section is so hardcore when basically they say you don't use any of that. You refer out anyway.
Only like 5% of the test will likely cover nutrition. I wouldn't worry about it too much.
Why are you always mentioning overhead squats? Am I missing something? The overhead squat is part of the snatch and is a VERY VERY ADVANCED ATHLETIC movement. Why would a general personal trainer/coach be evaluating clients or even programming such a movement. I think cross fitters and Olympic letters here, not average gym goer.
Hey Bruce! I mentioned the Overhead Squat Assessment frequently because it is one of the most common assessments in the NASM curriculum and important for trainers to know for the exam.
@@Axiomfitnessacademy OK so do you mean a body weight squat with the hands above the head? When hear overhead squat I think
Olympic lifts.
@@a.brucemcdonald9038yes bodyweight with hands above head
Is just a bodyweight squat with hands over head