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Active Education is pleased to announce that preliminary data recently collected by King Juan Carlos University and AWRC-Sheffield Hallam University…

As a health and fitness professional, it’s easy to feel like your clients’ health behaviors are your responsibility. While you…

As an Active Education® Certified Professional, I am guided by Active Education’s principles of professional conduct whether I am working…

Uncategorized • 23 March, 2020

Integrating Fitness as a major Health Care component

To jointly address the rapid progression of chronic diseases and skyrocketing healthcare costs, Exercise is Medicine® is working with a…

Uncategorized • 5 March, 2020

Whether it’s the World Series or Wimbledon, pro athletes seem to have superhuman abilities. But what sets an All-star apart…

Uncategorized • 14 December, 2019

Many of the benefits associated with adult resistance training programs are attainable by children and adolescents, and nowadays, a growing…

Uncategorized • 15 November, 2019

Whether you’re training for strength, endurance, or a combination of both, the benefit of adding speed, agility, and quickness drills…

Uncategorized • 28 September, 2018

A complete study program certifying you both as a Fitness Instructor and Personal Trainer. Both certifications are internationally accredited, and…

News • 28 September, 2018

Thank you for visiting Active Education Global, and welcome to our new website and blog. During 2018 we have not…

Uncategorized • 4 September, 2018

Chronic low back pain is pain that lasts for 12 weeks or longer, even after an initial injury or the…

Success stories • 1 August, 2018

Espen B. Andersson studerte hos Active Education i 2011, og har siden den gang levert over 5000 PT-timer. Les om…

Success stories • 19 April, 2018

I vår artikkelserie «Suksesshistorier» treffer du tidligere studenter hos Active Education som har lykkes i yrket som Personlig Trener. Denne…

Uncategorized • 6 March, 2018

Vitamin D, also known as the “sunshine vitamin,” was identified in the 17th century by Dr. Daniel Whistler and Professor…