About Rich



Richard A. Walters,

Masters in Education

Specializing in Mental Health,

Bachelor of Arts

Specializing in Psychology,

ACE Certified Personal Trainer,

Since 1998,

ACE Certified Orthopedic Exercise

Specialist,

ACE Certified Fitness Nutrition

Specialist,

ACE Senior fitness Specialist 

Owner of 

http://www.getfitwithrich.com/

Personal Training Services for Men,

Since 1998,

Author of Stroke Survivor Success Story, 16 Minute Body Sculpting Kit,

The NinJew, authored and illustrated 5 Children's Books,

Completed nine half marathons and the

14 Miles Polars Dash, Competed in two 

Senior Olympics Bike Races,

Completed one full marathon 

Currently Training for Guinness Record Trap Bar Deadlift. 

Available To Do Motivational Speaking!

Richard Walters: ACE CECs

s

Post-Orthopedic Rehabilitation for Personal Trainers

FrameWork for the Shoulder: A 6-Step Plan for Preventing Injury and Ending Pain

Framework for the Lower Back: 6 Step Plan for a Healthy Lower Back 2nd Edition

FrameWork for the Knee: A 6-Step Plan for Preventing Injury and Ending Pain

Your Clients FrameWork - 7 Steps to Healthy Muscles, Bones and Joints

Fitness Nutrition Specialist Program

Empower Self Defense

Positive Psychology

Nancy Clark's Sports Nutrition Guidebook

LIFESTYLE FITNESS COACHING

THE ESSENCE OF BODY WEIGHT TRAINING

MARTIAL FITNESS KICKBOXING INSTRUCTOR TRAINING

EFFECTIVE STRENGTH TRAINING




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  1. Richard A. WaltersApril 20, 2018 at 1:50 PM

    In my studio- No dress code!
    Heavy breathing and grunting
    Encouraged!
    I love humor!
    My focus is on Spirit Mind Body Connection!
    Stay Happy Healthy and Strong!

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  2. Richard A. WaltersApril 20, 2018 at 2:25 PM



    Vision Board
    Inspire as many people possible with my 5 steps :

    http://richwalters5steps.blogspot.com/2017/05/my-5-steps-checklist.html?m

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  3. Richard A. WaltersApril 20, 2018 at 3:01 PM


    I am currently taking a Kettle bell training course

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