HOW TO PASS THE NASM CPT EXAM ON YOUR FIRST TRY WITHIN 30 DAYS 

Yeah those parts are very important!! And I’m glad it helped!!

@Ammon Brown on the 6th or 7th edition?

holy shit here I was thinking I was an idiot. Lol, I had to re read chapter five and six literally three times, for I felt like it was so much information just being shubbed down my throat.

hows it been going?

How's it going now man

Congrats on passing last month!! That’s great to hear, and I don’t think anyone gets their score lol just know you passed!

Thank you so much!! Good luck on the exam!!

How did you do. I just started studying.

@@angelone1839 I passed! I recommend paying very close attention to muscles and anatomy as well as really reading the question. Sometimes it can be misleading. The practice questions NASM puts in the practice exams are extremely helpful. Good luck!

@@wfhalsey1 Thank you so much, I will be sure to do that.

I’m so glad you were able to get some value from it!!

No worries my guy! I’m glad it helped out!

I’m glad it could help my guy! And that’s dope , But you may be thinking of a different Monmouth. There’s one in New Jersey too , that’s the one i went to

Thank you for tuning into the video!!

Thanks for tuning in!!

Thank you!!

Did you pass man?

That’s so great to hear!! I was the same exact way when i first started reading the textbook so I’m glad you were able to get something out of the video. Keep hammering on the study guides and practice quizzes, I’m sure you’re going to crush the exam!! Excited to hear that you passed!

Did you pass?

I didn't end up going through the testing because I found a good job that I wouldn't need it for. I started studying for personal gain without stressing over a test. I do use the knowledge gained for my personal development and with friends progress. I've dealt with a few injuries (shoulder and hammy) and cut back on the hypertrophy exercises I was doing. A lot more stretching and lower weight in my routines now. I know I'll hit hypertrophy again soon though. I feel as if most of the people I run into at the gym are there for health and happiness and not for competition (self or professional). If I was a trainer I'd focus on the mental and physical health benefits of fitness and put the hypertrophy and power lifting exercises in the back of my playbook. I feel like people get lost and a solid trainer would help them get the basics back before going hard on the free weights and getting injured.

Thank you!! P

yes. there is a practice exam that you can take as many times as you want.

Yeah there are mutations practice exams through NASM, you can take these as many times as you like

Thank you so much for reaching out Kaylee!! That is an amazing dream and I know you can achieve that and so much more! When you fail at something in life, you have 2 options; 1) give up 2) look at that failure as an opportunity to learn and grow from it. I want you to do #2 , pick yourself back up and try it again. Focus on the areas that you are struggling with, continue to reach out to ppl educated in the industry, use what you’re learning in the textbooks and incorporate it in your everyday life. If you have a dream for something you have to be patient for it too. Don’t give up now, you’re so close to the finish line! I believe that you can do it, you just have to believe it yourself!! Good luck! Hope this helps!

did you pass it yet?

I knew a local mentor in my area, but you can do the same in ur area as well

Yes it’s all multiple choice!!! You can do that easy!!

They're all multiple choice?

I’m sorry to hear that bro, don’t stress too much about it. Go over the study guides again and focus on the areas you don’t really understand. The third time is the charge ! Don’t give up now!!

There are 120 questions and you need a 70% score to pass out of 100%. So 20 are just throwaways.

NASM let’s u know about this as well. It’s part of how they created there test

It says it when you buy the program.