Your links, your packages, your bookings and a verified badge, on one address you never have to build.
The badge
NSCA or CIMSPA publish no register we can query, so we do it the slow way: you enter your certification number once, and a person confirms it with the issuing body before the badge appears. Not a tick box. Not an honour system.
Your NSCA or CIMSPA certification number, the one on your certificate. You can add it later; the page works without it. The badge does not appear without it.
Number and full name, confirmed with the body that issued the certificate, by a person, not auto-approved. A number in someone else's name fails.
The badge carries the expiry date the issuing body gives us. When that date passes, the badge goes with it until you renew. That is what makes it worth having.
Behind the link
Packages clients book and pay for. A free intro call that turns followers into conversations. Reviews from people you have actually trained. All of it behind the one address in your bio, working while you train.
See what the link does →Guides
How to get NSCA or CIMSPA certified, what it costs, and what to do once you are.
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