Certified Personal Trainer

My certifications, degrees, and involvement in personal development, listed below, are qualities that guarantee the specialized care you should receive from your personal trainer.

Matt Terry, Certified Personal Trainer: Prairie Life Fitness, Overland Park, Kansas Personal Trainer and Director Certifications: American College of Sports Medicine: Certified Personal Trainer National Strength and Conditioning Association: Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist Missouri Southern State University: Bachelor’s Degree: Kinesiology Bachelor’s Degree: Business Management

One of the best moves you can make for your fitness program is to work with a certified personal trainer. While it is a good thing to head to the gym on your own, having someone by your side who is professionally trained is a better choice. In fact, people who work with a certified trainer are the most likely to see benefits in their fitness routines.

Certified Matters!

A trainer who has taken courses and become certified through a personal training certification is your best choice. Those who have an affiliation with such organizations as the American College of Sports Medicine and the National Strength and Conditioning Association are the types of individuals you
want to work with for training you can count on.

Take Advantage of a Trainer's Knowledge

While doing your own workout is great, working with a trainer who has been educated and certified means that you’ll be better able to take advantage of their knowledge.

The investment in a trainer allows you to ultimately gain the personal care and the personalized program you need to meet and exceed your goals. With a trainer, you have the ability to excel to the highest levels.