Come learn how to maximize
daily energy, exercise performance & life-long health.
If you are a health professional, come to further your career!
Nancy Clark RD, along with William
Evans, PhD, are leaders of a popular workshop titled Nutrition & Exercise: From Science to Practice.
This information-packed workshop teaches health professionals what they want to know about
how to effectively teach the nutrition and exercise message. They learn how to better help their clients optimize energy and athletic performance as well as invest in future health.
The content is valuable for not only dietitians, exercise leaders, personal trainers, coaches, and other health professionals, but also for athletes, seniors, and anyone with an interest in longevity, fitness, and energy. Both leaders are respected for their ability to translate complex scientific subjects into "how to" information to help people win with nutrition.
Topics include exercise and aging, protein, ergogenic aids, sports nutrition counseling tips, exercise and weight loss, eating disorders and athletes—as well as tips for sports nutrition entrepreneurs who want to start their own businesses. Networking is encouraged!
Co-leading the workshop with Nancy Clark is
William Evans, PhD.
Dr. Evans, an Adjunct Professor at Duke University Medical Center, is renown for his research on protein, muscles and aging. His research
at Tufts University and Penn State University resulted in landmark studies
demonstrating the important benefits of appropriate nutrition and exercise
for the elderly (and all of us who are aging every day!). He brings with him a wealth of information on bone
health, protein needs, fuel use during exercise, amenorrhea, body composition,
antioxidants, and anti-aging exercise.
Sports Nutrition Workshop Information at www.sportsnutritionworkshop.com
Online Home Study with continuing education credits for AND, ACE, NATA-BOC, NSCA, ACSM and CHES.
If you cannot attend Nancy Clark's and William Evans' popular Nutrition & Exercise Workshop, the workshop can come to you!
This dynamic and comprehensive workshop is now available online. Simply register for the online home study course, and you will receive via email a password that grants you entry into the content. You'll think you are actually at the workshop!
You will see each PowerPoint slide accompanied by the audio of Nancy and Bill as they present their lectures. After enjoying each session, you will take a quiz and then, upon passing the quiz (70% correct answers), will receive a certificate of completion. The complete program is 10 hours of education.
Click HERE to register.
What people are saying about the online workshop
"This workshop was informative and energizing--like a shot of B-12 for a fatigued RD!" Denice Ondrejcak RD
"The online workshop was great. I was unable to attend the workshop in person, so this home study course was the next best thing to being there. I got a lot of information that has expanded my knowledge for my new career. Thank you for offering this online option." Karen Stone, Personal Trainer
"I so enjoyed the workshop!!! Wonderfully done and so helpful to be able to listen to it again and again. Thank you for providing this online material. I love your books and hope someday I will be able to come and meet you at conference." Cris Rueffert RD |
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What
people are saying about the workshop
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"This workshop gave me just
what I wanted. It was great!" |
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"What I liked
best was access to these two internationally known
experts. I learned
so much from the invaluable first-hand experiences
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"I came with tons of questions
about how to eat for exercise, and I left with all
the answers. I got my money's worth plus more!" |
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Sports Nutrition Workshop
Information at www.sportsnutritionworkshop.com
Upcoming Live Workshops:
- Minneapolis, MN - Nov 2-3, 2012
- St. Louis, MO- Nov 16-17, 2012
- Chicago, IL - Nov 30-Dec 1, 2012
- Columbus, OH - Jan 25-26, 2013
- Indianapolis, IN - Feb 8-9, 2013
- Online - everyday, at your convenience and own pace
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