The Fit Skool

by Kelly

Women’s Fitness Specialist & a Quick dinner

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Sunday evening I took my NASM Women’s Fitness Specialist exam. I had studied for a while and I learned so much through my studying. I think this specialization will help SO much with my female clients as well as the females that take my classes.

I am happy to say that I passed my exam :)

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Sorry for the blurry picture, but apparently you can’t get a clear shot when you take a picture of the computer screen!

The WFS will be great to add that to my resume of training skills. Two years ago I took my Fitness Nutrition Specialist certification through NASM. They were both difficult exams, but they were educational so I was up for the challenge. I found it a lot harder this time around  to make time to study with a baby to take care of! I could only focus or study when she was napping or sleeping which means my window to study was limited!!

Lets just say I was extremely pumped to have completed it this past weekend!!

On a different note last night I whipped up a SUPER fast dinner that was actually Gluten Free and we loved it. When it comes to pasta and meatballs I always choose homemade over pre-made, but lets be serious sometimes convenience is more important. I was happy to stumble on these Aidell’s Chicken Meatballs. 

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They are Gluten free, tasty, & healthy!! I paired it with some Ronzoni Gluten free pasta

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some sauteed spinach and sauce!

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We all enjoyed the meal including Ava :) She ate almost 2 meatballs… the girl can EAT!

Do you have any quick go to convenient meals?

Do you have anything new you want to learn to advance your career?

Author: Kelly @ The Fit Skool

I’m Kelly, a NASM personal trainer and group instructor, a former athlete, a wife and soon to be mommy. Health and Fitness is my passion and I am excited to share this journey with you!

6 Comments

  1. How long did it take for you to complete the training and take the WFS exam? I just purchased the study material and have a one year old so I’m trying to determine if I’ll finish in time for my recert. :-)

    • Hi Lauren, I completed the WFS exam in about 4 months of on and off studying. I didn’t work on it all at once. With kids it’s definitely hard. I would recommend taking your time and squeezing in study sessions whenever you have free time :) good luck!

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