Vector Training

Back in March 2024 we were awarded the highest quality rating with CIMSPA, securing our status as an ENHANCING Education Partner 🏆 In the report there were particular links to our excellent in-person course delivery and the career destinations our graduates go on to secure after qualifying with us 🚀 Read more on who CIMSPA are and what their quality assurance process looks like 👇

Want to start a side business and work in the health and fitness industry? Becoming a certified sports massage therapist could be exactly what you’re looking for 💡 Listen to one of our graduates, Michael from Oracle Health UK on how he works as a mobile sports massage therapist alongside his full time role as a firefighter🧑🚒 Looking to get your own side venture launched? Get in touch via our course page below ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/dhaCfkUJ #sportsmassagecourses #sportsmassage #manchesterfitness #leedsfitness #birminghamfitness

Looking to add Dry Cupping to your therapy business? We have our next FHT accredited Myofascial Dry Cupping course next month in Manchester 📍 Sunday 10th November 10am-5pm. Enquire via our website below 👇 https://lnkd.in/ec7MGTVB

What’s the difference between dry needling and acupuncture? 🤔 Understanding the distinction between dry needling and acupuncture can help you choose the right treatment to offer in your therapy business. 1. Origins: • Acupuncture: Rooted in traditional Chinese medicine, it focuses on balancing energy flow (Qi) through meridian points. • Dry Needling: Based on Western medicine, it targets specific muscle trigger points to relieve pain and improve function. 2. Techniques: • Acupuncture: Uses thin needles inserted at specific meridian points to restore energy balance. • Dry Needling: Involves inserting needles into tight or knotted muscles to release tension and alleviate pain. 3. Goals: • Acupuncture: Aims to promote overall wellness and balance within the body. • Dry Needling: Focuses on treating musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction. Looking to add Dry Needling to your business? get in touch and book onto our next course workshops 🤝 #dryneedling #dryneedlingforsports #dryneedlingcourses #physiocourses #sportsmassagecourse #therapycpdcourses #Manchesterfitness https://buff.ly/3JzbPtn

3 ways qualified personal trainers can help with nutrition 🍓🥑🥩🥜🥕 https://lnkd.in/eVnQnzyy

Turf Games Fittest in the City - Manchester ✅ Our latest sports massage students had a mega day on Saturday supporting all the athletes competing at Turf Games FITC 🔥 Thinking about starting your own sports massage business? Get in touch now 👇 https://lnkd.in/e9Jd2fvq

Some advice from our tutor, Ella whether you’re in a personal training course or just starting out: 💸 Never offer your services for free. It attracts the wrong type of client. Instead, offer discounts and block bookings to build confidence and attract high-value clients. 🔍 Do your research. Is there a gap in the market for a specialist trainer? An obesity prevalence? A lack of PTs specialising in female health? Tailor your training towards those niches and create content to attract the right clients. Got questions? Drop them in the comments! 👇 Learn more about our personal training courses here: https://lnkd.in/eVnQnzyy

🎯 We don’t just offer courses – we help you build careers. 🎓 Whether you’re aiming for a new job, advancing in your current role, or starting your own side business, our goal is to give you the skills and knowledge you need to make your dreams a reality. Guiding you from passion to profession. It’s not about just checking off a course, but about helping you achieve the success you’ve been striving for and qualify #industryready Check our courses below 👇 https://lnkd.in/eUPg-wNz

Next month sees our final Level 4 Certificate in Sports Massage Therapy of 2024 start here in the UK 📍 We still have a couple of spots for those looking to up-skill and take their therapy expertise to the next level. Get in touch below for more information from our team 📲 https://lnkd.in/dhaCfkUJ

Do you need to be an expert in anatomy and physiology to be a personal trainer? 🫀 Of course, a solid understanding of anatomy and physiology is important but you don’t need to be an expert to excel as a personal trainer right away. Here’s why: 1. Practical Knowledge: Basic knowledge helps you design effective and safe workout programs. 2. Continuous Learning: The fitness industry is always evolving. Stay updated through ongoing education. 3. Client-Centred Approach: Empathy, communication, and motivation are key to understanding and meeting your clients’ needs. 4. Collaboration: Work with other health professionals when necessary to provide comprehensive support. Ultimately, a balance of knowledge, interpersonal skills, and a commitment to learning makes a great personal trainer https://buff.ly/3tfEj6T #Personaltrainingcourse #AnatomyAndPhysiology #manchesterfitness #leedsfitness