2006 NSCA Personal Trainer of the Year Offers His Services to the Worldwide Media

Many people are dying due to inactivity and lack of self-control. One of the best ways to combat this growing epidemic is to provide the public with applicational solutions. However, there is so much information regarding health and fitness via the web, TV, radio, magazines and newspapers that it’s truly difficult to find out what is valid or just plain dangerous. Michael Y. Seril, 2006 NSCA Personal Trainer of the Year and 2006 ACE Personal Trainer of the Year Finalist is extending his services to journalists who are seeking a resource for their fitness and exercise articles.

Nationally Recognized, Locally Respected

Michael Seril is a contributing writer for Reuters, The Washington Post, Men’s Health, Skin Deep, Maximum Fitness and Get Active magazines. He is a fitness & exercise lecturer at two Southern California-area medical facilities, and the Director of Fitness for a worksite health promotion program. He currently trains clients at Michael Seril Fitness, his private fitness studio located in Whittier, California. His clients range from high school athletes to elderly clients suffering from arthritis, total knee replacements and those with a history of heart attack and stroke. He also trains individuals with fibromyalgia, multiple sclerosis, history of seizures, diabetes, hypertension, gastric bypass and several with orthopedic limitations.

Michael earned his Master of Science and Bachelor of Science degrees in Kinesiology specializing in Exercise Physiology and Exercise Science from California State University Northridge (CSUN). He is a former instructor of Weight Training and Fitness for Life courses at CSUN department of Kinesiology. Michael is an IDEA-Master Personal Fitness Trainer, Certified Personal Trainer by the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) and the American Council on Exercise (ACE).

Previous Articles:

- Reuters (Article was also posted in the Washington Post, Yahoo News, MSN)
Fitness expert contributor
“PluggedIn: Virtual personal trainers, use with care” – Oct 2006

- Washington Post
“Pajama games: Working Out Without Going Out” – Oct 2006

- Personal Fitness Professional magazine
“How to automatically stimulate referrals and attract new clients” – Oct 2006

- Maximum Fitness magazine
“Unboring Cardio Routine” – to be published Jan 2007

- Get Active magazine (IHRSA)
Peak Hour training – Mar/Apr 2006

- Skin Deep magazine
“Stick to it” – 1st issue in 2005

- Men’s Health magazine
“Lean Routine” 15 minute workout series – Nov 2004
“Great Popping Pecs” Ask Men’s Health series – April 2004
“The Average Guy” and “Muscle” series – May 2004
“Power Surge” Muscle Bulletin – Sept 2004
“5 Gym-Finding Secrets” Best Fitness Gear 2004 – Oct 2004

Specializations:
- Exercise program design
- Older adult fitness
- Special population fitness
- Post-rehab fitness
- Children fitness
- Advisor to the medical fitness community

“One of my many passions as a fitness professional is to educate, inspire and provide factual, researched based information to the public,” says Mike. “I am committed and determined to reach out to everyone within the influence of the media to maintain great health and well being. My daily motto, ‘Exercise is Medicine’ is the answer to many health-related questions effecting the world today. Contact me for the most up-to-date, researched-based fitness and exercise information.”

Michael Seril Fitness
15725 East Whittier Blvd. Suite C
Whittier, CA. 90603
Business Phone: 562-902-0100
Data Media Representative: michael@michaelserilfitness.com
www.michaelserilfitness.com

Michael Seril Fitness is a faciity dedicated to providing quality health and fitness solutions to improve our clients' way of life. We will continue to grow by educating ourselves within the leath and fitness industry on an ongoing basis and placing our clients' individual goals at the pinnacle of our priorities.

This release was published on openPR.