Distance learning is not the same as direct teacher-student contact.  Distance learning is a necessity when the student cannot get to the classroom, or the material to be learned has merit and is so finite that it cannot get to every classroom.

Our courses contain important educational material that was developed by a consortium of educational disciplines that included physics, anatomy, physiology, sports medicine and strength and conditioning.

Our courses are full of important educational facts of merit  from learning about the spinal development impacting the developing youth to the biomechanics of spinal structure and function.

Distance learning in commonly thought of difficult subjects such as anatomy, physiology and physics requires very special texts.  The National Strength and Conditioning Association openly peer reviewed our courses for over one year.  During that year, our material was edited and submitted to meet the NSCA's qualifications of acceptable home study material.  The material had to meet their standards for originality and merit in a specialized home study presentation that students could understand and gain benefit.

A lot of educational development has gone into the presentation of these courses.  Examine our web page testimonials section and you will see that the foundation of these courses began as early as 1986 and involved highly prestigious organizations like the Unites States Olympic Medicine and Research Center.

If you have questions about the courses or would like more information, we can be contacted at (360) 887-8600 or we can be reach via e-mail.