NCI Nutrition Certification Review | Is The Nutritional Coaching Institute Worth It? | NCI Vs PN 

I Felt the same way with ISSA. This is the reason I didn't go forth with the training. They felt extremely pushy and it began to feel like they were getting desperate for my business. He gave me the curriculum on a test basis to see if I would like the material before committing. When I decided I didn't want to the guy I was dealing with got very upset. When I spoke to precision Nutrition the guy was very genuine , honest and helpful. He told me to take my time on decidiing and he also flat out answered my question. The question was do I technically even need a certification in order to be a NUTRITIONIST.? He told me technically no you dont but it will make your clients feel better. I didn't take the course yet but I am actually considering doing so. And for the reasons mentioned above when I do decide I will probably go with precision nutrition . Who are you certified through? and is it your main occupation? Do you find that your certification was necessary if you in fact do have one?

Great information as always

I have taken a few courses with NCI and I will agree the pricing/sales structure can be really daunting and hard to deal with. but the experience within NCI has been great. I have learned alot of things both nutrition and business related from the courses and within the community.

I took some of NCI’s courses and agree with your review fully. Good info but very snakey honestly. Would love to see a review on N1 Education! I thought their courses were some of the best I’ve ever taken

I am the founder and CEO of NCI - and would love to address this video First - I am appreciative of this channel - I believe in programs needing to be evaluated That said - after watching this video, I am left to believe that what was evaluated was the sales process - NOT THE ACTUAL CERTIFICATION NCI has always been very direct that the science of nutrition has no variety - effectively we are teaching the same science as PN, ACE, ISSA, and any others in the space... The difference is in APPLICATION (which you do mention in this video, but you don't review) We also pride ourselves on COMMUNITY - which is briefly touched on, but not reviewed I will address what you did seem to take issue with - which is our sales model I do find irony, that your purchase decision came down to you buying not only the Level 1, but also sales school - if you didnt like what you were going through, why buy it?....but I digress The value stack you were shown, was just that - a VALUE STACK A tool that many companies use, and one that is meant to help consumers understand the value of the decision they are making WHY do we do this? SIMPLE - we know that NCI has the tools to take consumers to the next level, we are obligated to help them understand that this decision can 100% move them forward....IF AND ONLY IF, they take action on themselves So yes - freely admitted, you saw a value stack Now let's move to the Black Friday sale... My assumption is that many things were sold on Black Friday that were less than what previous consumers paid...should they be upset that they previously spent more to have access to the product sooner? I'll let you decide that... Speaking with complete candor, our black friday deal was the lowest price we have ever published - and from a marketing standpoint, it was a test of a price point - if that's bad, then label me horrible Ultimately I believe this video should be retitled "a review of NCIs sales process", because in no way does it accurately depict a review of the program Best of luck with the channel, I'm happy to openly discuss any of this further

I 100% agree that their consultation call was very sketch and very pushy. I was so close to investing until other people told me the amount wasn’t worth it! I watch a lot of your videos and love your reviews/content. I would like to see a review on NPE Fitness as I am currently enrolled in their program now!

Do a review on IIN

As a newly certified NASM CPT, is it valuable to get a PN certification right away or wait to see if CPT is going to be successful? One thought about right away, is when I get, hopefully, busy with CPT will I have time to take the courses. And having a nutrition certification might help me to be more employable from the start. On the other hand, if I turn out to not be a very good CPT then the extra expense for PN cert might be a waste of time & money. Thanks as always for your informational videos!

I have a passion and love for fitness and I really want to focus on my passion. But I am currently suffering from analysis paralysis, there’s so many different certifications out there I’m not sure where to begin I am very interested in joe defrankos certification I love his content just not sure if that’s one to start out with. I’m not really planning on working in a big box gym I really wanna focus on being an online coach/trainer. What would be the best first steps for me and which courses would be best for me? Thank you for your time and thank you for all this free you provide!!

In terms of actual business training, what do they offer in that relm?

Scheduling a call, plue no price on website sounds a lot like commissioned sales people.

How much is the nutrition course by itself?

Wow, only made it 6 minutes into video until cumulative red flags made me stop! Geez, hard sell BS supersedes any content