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The 600-hour Personal Fitness Training program is built on a proven, science-based training that prepares you for real-world career success Worldwide. Students participate in 218 hours of Practical lab application taught in a real working gym, providing a strong foundation for certification for trade school graduates. 382 hours of Accredited curriculum is presented in a Live classroom environment taught via a power point presentation format. This includes 100 clock hours of Anatomy & Physiology,100 clock hours of Nutrition and diet therapy.

You’ll enter the Fitness industry with the skills, knowledge and hands on Training needed to change lives – including your own!

How the 600 hours are structured

The 600-hour personal trainer certification program is divided into two parts:

• 218 hours of practical lab application taught in a real working gym.
• 382 hours of accredited classroom curriculum, including 100 clock hours of anatomy and physiology and 100 clock hours of nutrition and diet therapy.

What graduates are prepared to do

After completing the 600-hour personal trainer certification program, graduates can seek entry-level employment as a personal trainer at gyms, spas, resorts and other places where health and fitness services are offered. Students learn to design and implement a safe and effective program for each client and to perform nutritional consultation.

Questions about the 600-hour personal trainer certification

How many hours is the program?

The program totals 600 hours: 218 hours of practical lab work and 382 hours of classroom curriculum.

Is the 600-hour personal trainer certification approved for GI Bill and VA benefits?

Yes. ΒιΆΉΦ±²₯ lists this program as approved for GI Bill and VA benefits. Contact the school to confirm how your benefits apply.

Where can I take the program?

ΒιΆΉΦ±²₯ has campuses in Orlando and Tampa. The program page also describes study on campus in Florida or online.

Does the program include hands-on practice?

Yes. Students complete 218 hours of practical lab application in a working gym.

How do I get started?

Use the Schedule a Tour button on this page or contact the Orlando or Tampa campus to talk with the admissions team about enrollment and next steps.

Have more questions about admissions, financial aid, veterans benefits or choosing a campus? Read the answers on our frequently asked questions page.