NutriFormance: A Wrap Up
By: Hilary Orf (SLU MAT Class of 2013)
This summer, I had the opportunity to intern at
NutriFormance, a small gym co-owned by a husband and wife duo, located in
Frontenac, Missouri. NutriFormance packs
a punch with its wide range of professionals in the health care industry,
including: personal trainers, registered dieticians, physical therapists,
sports performance coaches, and licensed massage therapists. The staff is always full of energy and they
genuinely care about each and every client they train.
Hilary Orf (SLU MAT Class of 2013) demonstrates use of heavy ropes in physical conditioning. |
Katie Schneebeck and Hilary Orf (SLU MAT Class of 2013) pose in the gym with staff members from NutriFormance. |
I honestly could not have asked for a better
experience. Not only did every member of
the staff welcome us and encourage our learning, so did their clients. It was really interesting to see how each
trainer developed certain programs for their clients based on their educational
background. Heidi was more than helpful
with answering any questions we had, as well as demonstrating proper techniques. She organized our entire summer experience to
make sure that Katie and I observed/participated in every aspect of the
facility. Heidi is so enthusiastic about
her work, and it shows. She takes each
client’s goals and develops a personal training plan based on that client’s
specific needs. I am so grateful for all
of the hard work that Heidi put in to our experience. I learned more this summer that I thought
possible. I want to thank all of the
Nutriformance staff for being so open and supportive of our education! I could
not have picked a more perfect place to spend my summer!
Students in the Saint Louis University Athletic Training Education Program have a required internship in the summer between their two professional years in the program. This blog post details a student's reflection on their internship experience.
Students in the Saint Louis University Athletic Training Education Program have a required internship in the summer between their two professional years in the program. This blog post details a student's reflection on their internship experience.
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