This learner resource from Precision RTO Resources details the SISFFIT043 qualification: developing and instructing personalised exercise programs for body composition goals. It comprehensively covers client assessment, program design incorporating exercise science principles, session planning and instruction, client support and motivation, and program evaluation. The resource includes numerous case studies and activities to reinforce learning. Specific areas explored include identifying client needs, choosing appropriate exercises and equipment, monitoring client progress, and adapting programs based on feedback. The document also outlines the instructor's scope of practice and responsibilities.

This comprehensive guide, "Counting Macros," introduces the principles of macronutrient tracking for various health and fitness goals. It explains what macronutrients are (protein, carbohydrates, and fats) and why counting them is beneficial for body composition, performance, and overall well-being. The guide provides practical advice on how to set personalised macro targets by understanding Total Daily Energy Expenditure (TDEE). Furthermore, it offers detailed instructions on finding and accurately logging macronutrients, covering the use of nutrition labels, online databases, and apps like MacroFactor, alongside tips for measuring food using scales and measuring tools, and addressing common challenges faced during the tracking process.

This article from "RDL - Exercise of the Month.pdf" explains the Romanian Deadlift (RDL), highlighting its importance in addressing "knee-dominant" athletes who have stronger quadriceps than hamstrings. The author, referencing Louie Simmons, emphasises the need to strengthen the posterior chain to prevent injuries. The RDL is presented as a superior exercise to the conventional deadlift for developing hamstring and lumbar strength due to its eccentric emphasis. Detailed instructions on proper form, grip variations, progressions, and cues are provided, along with modifications to target either the glutes or hamstrings more effectively.