
The certificate is the start. The business payoff comes from what the course trains you to do with clients.
Level 1 includes a full module on group coaching & cueing. Those skills open the door to semi-private and small-group training - formats where a single coaching hour can serve several paying clients at once instead of one.
Assessments, regressions & progressions and program design give you a system for delivering visible, structured progress - the kind of coaching experience that can help keep clients training with you longer.
Add one semi-private client at $60 per session and ten sessions is $600 in gross revenue, before your costs - roughly the price of this course at $449.99. Illustrative only: your rates, costs and results will differ, and no course or client guarantees a return.
Follow a CFSC instructor through an entire live Level 1 workshop - instruction, demonstration and Q&A - as if you spent the day at Mike Boyle Strength & Conditioning.
The MBSC philosophy, regressions & progressions, program design, group coaching & cueing, conditioning, mobility, motor control, warm-up, ladder, med ball, plyometrics and strength training.
The course ends in a final exam and a required online practical with video and open-ended coaching questions. Passing both earns the CFSC Level 1 certificate.
Computer, tablet or smartphone. Start when you want, learn where you want.
Work toward a recognized strength & conditioning certification without travel, hotels or time off the gym floor. Study between sessions and finish on your timeline.
CFSC Level 1 Certification Online Course. Entirely online - does not include the in-person workshop. Certification requires passing the final exam and online practical; purchase alone does not certify. Regular price $749.99; 40% off with code CFSC40 - a Black Friday offer exclusive to Fitness Education Insider. Sold by Fitness Education Insider on the Inspire360 platform; course content shared from Certified Functional Strength Coach. The $60-session example is illustrative gross revenue before costs, not a promised result; earnings vary and no income is guaranteed.