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Brent has been a leading educator in the fitness industry for sevral years with a rare combination of expertise in both human movement science and adult education. The combination creates an experience that is both educational and engaging.
Doug Hatten - Chief Operating Officer, Cityfitness Group
Outstanding leaders, charismatic, knowledgeable, and funny. They break down really complicated concepts and make them easy to understand.
Dave P. -BS, NASM CPT, Division 1 Athlete
Brent has a rare gift of being an educator who cannot only deliver great content, but can do so in a way that is enthralling and entertaining. I highly recommend Mr. Brookbush.
Wess Murray, Trainer, Fitness Manager, New York Sports Club
I grew tremendously under Brent's tutelage. He objectively and constructively identified both my strengths and challenges as an instructor. Additionally, he helped me to create a step-by-step plan and bring my teaching to new heights. Most importantly, he was always humble and supportive; he was respectful of my professional expertise and overwhelmingly positive. I highly recommend Brent as a fitness and development professional.
Lauren Betancourt, T4 Coach / Master Instructor, Equinox
- Solutions Table: Overhead Squat Assessment March 6, 2014Overhead Squat Assessment Solutions Table By Brent Brookbush MS, PES, CES, CSCS, ACSM H/FS This article is meant to provide a quick look at the presumed muscle activity based on signs noted in the overhead squat assessment. Muscles are … Continue reading →admin
- Sartorius March 5, 2014Human Movement Science & Functional Anatomy of the: Sartorius by Brent Brookbush MS, PES, CES, CSCS, ACSM H/FS What’s in a name: Sartorius – originating from the latin root “sartor” meaning “tailor”. Although there may are several stories … Continue reading →admin
- Introduction to Postural Dysfunction and Movement Impairment February 24, 2014Introduction to Postural Dysfunction/Movement Impairment By Brent Brookbush MS, PES, CES, CSCS, ACSM H/FS Defining “Posture” I believe that the loose definition of this term has lead to significant confusion and to the dismissal of postural dysfunction models by some … Continue reading →admin