Guide for NASM CPT Exam 2017
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About Guide for NASM CPT Exam 2017
The National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM®) Certified Personal Trainer (CPT) exam is a must if you are looking to enter the world of training. The exam consists of 120 questions with 20 not marked and 70 required correct to pass!
The exam has questions from the following categories:
1. Assessment
2. Basic and Applied Sciences
3. Client Relations & Behavioral Coaching
4. Considerations in Nutrition
5. Exercise Technique and Training Instruction
6. Professional Development, Practice & Responsibility
7. Program Design
This app gives you more than 850 questions to practice for the exam!
- 20 questions for free every day
- Categories for questions
- Ability to give mock exam
- Ability to share the app
The exam has questions from the following categories:
1. Assessment
2. Basic and Applied Sciences
3. Client Relations & Behavioral Coaching
4. Considerations in Nutrition
5. Exercise Technique and Training Instruction
6. Professional Development, Practice & Responsibility
7. Program Design
This app gives you more than 850 questions to practice for the exam!
- 20 questions for free every day
- Categories for questions
- Ability to give mock exam
- Ability to share the app
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