Short courses that pick up where a Level 3 stops. Injuries, pregnancy, the menstrual cycle, older adults, mental health, and the business side of going it alone. Pick the one your next client needs.
Learn how to align training and nutrition with the menstrual cycle to better support performance, recovery
Learn to plan and deliver safe, effective kettlebell sessions with confidence.
Plan and deliver safe, engaging circuit classes that build confidence and attract new clients.
Learn to plan and deliver safe, effective kettlebell sessions with confidence.
Support clients with real health conditions and build a career that goes beyond general fitness.
Learn how to support clients with lower limb injuries and keep their training moving forward safely.
Learn how to recognise, understand and respond to mental health challenges in a coaching environment.
Learn to coach engaging, effective padwork sessions that build fitness and keep clients coming back.
Learn how to safely support clients through pregnancy and postnatal recovery with informed training and nutrition
Learn how to build, grow and run a personal training business that lasts.
Learn how to support clients with spinal injuries and keep their training moving forward safely.
Learn how to support clients through menopause with informed training, nutrition and lifestyle guidance.
Learn how to design and adapt exercise programmes that support older adults safely and effectively.
Learn how to support clients with upper limb injuries and keep their training moving forward safely.
You can buy a CPD certificate for £29, less than a session costs your client. Most of it is a slide deck, a multiple choice quiz and a PDF at the end. Nobody marks it, nobody knows whether you understood it, and no employer treats it as evidence you can do the thing. Ours cost more because someone reads your work.
Useful feedback, fast, so you are not waiting a fortnight to find out whether you got it right.
Ask a tutor a question and hear back the same working day, not the same week.
Resubmit for as long as you have course access, at no extra cost. Nobody is passed before they are ready.
The people marking your work are coaching clients this week, not teaching from memory.
No cohort to keep up with and no set start date. Twelve months of access from the day you enrol.
Most people study around a job, which means evenings and weekends. Somebody is there then.
The only provider in the UK to offer it. Not a trial period. Not credit towards something else. Your money back.
98.8% of learners rate the course as satisfactory or better. A qualification people do not rate is not worth selling, so if the course does not do what we say it does, we should not be keeping your money.
You have 14 days from the day you enrol to change your mind, for any reason. Fully online courses keep the full 14 days. Where a course includes in-person elements and you attend one inside the 14 days, the cancellation right ends at that point.
A separate promise that applies once you have completed the course. It is not a cancellation right and it is not affected by the 14 day period. Both exist, and you do not have to choose between them.
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Read the articleNo boxing experience is needed. The course teaches you how to coach padwork in a fitness setting — focusing on safe, effective delivery, pad-holding technique and session design rather than competitive boxing. It suits qualified trainers and gym instructors.
No experience needed. The course guides you from the basics through to confident session delivery — covering class structure, music/cadence, coaching cues, safety and more. It’s suitable for newcomers and existing instructors alike.
Yes, your own pads and gloves are needed.
A basic understanding of training and coaching is recommended, but you don’t need prior kettlebell-specific experience. The course guides you through technique, programming and how to structure and deliver kettlebell sessions safely. It’s aimed at existing fitness professionals.
A basic understanding of coaching is helpful, but no specialist nutrition background is required. The course guides you through how nutrition and training apply specifically across the menstrual cycle. It’s designed for fitness professionals.
Yes. You should already be a qualified fitness professional or personal trainer – the Level 3 Personal Trainer qualification is a pre-requisite. This course builds on existing coaching knowledge to help you safely support pre and postnatal clients.
You’ll work with a real client, plan and deliver sessions and submit video evidence for assessment, which is marked by our tutors. Comprehensive feedback is provided so you can resubmit if needed.
It’s a self-paced online CPD course. It can be completed within a week.
It’s a self-paced online CPD course. It can be completed within a week.
It’s a self-paced online CPD course. It can be completed within a week.
