Fundamental sciences for coaches
Coaches at Momentum Fitness are all homegrown. They all study the same material, rehearse the same exercises, and follow the same structured curriculum. The training modules presented here were developed over the last six years and have been carefully revised and updated to reflect changes within the company and advances in practice. They were specifically designed to prepare trainers for the complexity of coaching diverse individuals and meeting the exacting demands of sport performance. Please allow yourself to immerse in the detail of these modules, free from distraction, so you can fully appreciate and understand the rigorous standards of coaching we uphold at Momentum Fitness.
Enjoy.
Edsel Segovia ( Founder )
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Anatomy
There’s no better way to kick off your journey as a trainer than by studying human anatomy in detail. We’ve organized our lessons to concentrate clearly on the upper body, lower body, trunk, and lower leg muscles so you can build a solid, practical foundation.
There’s no better way to kick off your journey as a trainer than by studying human anatomy in detail. We’ve organized our lessons to concentrate clearly on the upper body, lower body, trunk, and lower leg muscles so you can build a solid, practical foundation.
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Muscle Physiology
If you always thought muscles were just big lumps of flesh that only gave you shape and body type, this module will change that view. Muscles have a complex, highly organized structure that lets them adapt and shift function depending on the type, intensity, and duration of the stimulus they receive.
If you always thought muscles were just big lumps of flesh that only gave you shape and body type, this module will change that view. Muscles have a complex, highly organized structure that lets them adapt and shift function depending on the type, intensity, and duration of the stimulus they receive.
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Kinesiology
Human movement is beautiful. Kinesiology breaks that complexity down into clear parts, giving you a precise, practical understanding of how muscles, joints, and nerves work together to produce coordinated motion.
Human movement is beautiful. Kinesiology breaks that complexity down into clear parts, giving you a precise, practical understanding of how muscles, joints, and nerves work together to produce coordinated motion.
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Cardiovascular Training
A strong, efficient body starts with a strong heart. Explore the intricacies of the cardiovascular system and discover how oxygen is precisely transported to working muscles to produce greater strength, power, and sustained endurance.
A strong, efficient body starts with a strong heart. Explore the intricacies of the cardiovascular system and discover how oxygen is precisely transported to working muscles to produce greater strength, power, and sustained endurance.
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Fitness Program Design
Learning how to put a program together requires knowledge, science and art. This program design module will teach you to think methodically and clearly so you can confidently build effective programs regardless of a client’s specific goal.
Learning how to put a program together requires knowledge, science and art. This program design module will teach you to think methodically and clearly so you can confidently build effective programs regardless of a client’s specific goal.
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Functional Movement Screen Module
The Functional Movement Screen is an organized screening tool that enables trainers to communicate a client’s asymmetries and training goals clearly and efficiently. It’s also an effective selling tool that can distinctly highlight what needs to be prioritized and addressed first in a training plan. The FMS is widely used in a lot of professional sports organizations , clinics and training facilities worldwide.
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The Functional Movement Screen is an organized screening tool that enables trainers to communicate a client’s asymmetries and training goals clearly and efficiently. It’s also an effective selling tool that can distinctly highlight what needs to be prioritized and addressed first in a training plan. The FMS is widely used in a lot of professional sports organizations , clinics and training facilities worldwide.
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The Big Lifts Module
Big lifts are compound barbell exercises that have been used since the 1800s. The squat, bench press, deadlift, and overhead press remain the most effective moves for building raw strength and explosive power. When programmed correctly, these foundational lifts recruit large muscle groups, reinforce movement patterns, and provide consistent, measurable progress
Big lifts are compound barbell exercises that have been used since the 1800s. The squat, bench press, deadlift, and overhead press remain the most effective moves for building raw strength and explosive power. When programmed correctly, these foundational lifts recruit large muscle groups, reinforce movement patterns, and provide consistent, measurable progress
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Program Design Evaluation Module
Programs need to be carefully planned, clearly organized, and consistently executed to be effective. As a technical skill, program design exists on a spectrum of levels and complexity. This module will guide you to look under every rock and examine every detail so you can consistently produce world-class training plans.
Programs need to be carefully planned, clearly organized, and consistently executed to be effective. As a technical skill, program design exists on a spectrum of levels and complexity. This module will guide you to look under every rock and examine every detail so you can consistently produce world-class training plans.
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Myofascial Compression Techniques Module
Big lifts are compound barbell exercises that have been used since the 1800s. The squat, bench press, deadlift, and overhead press remain the most effective moves for building raw strength and explosive power. When programmed correctly, these foundational lifts recruit large muscle groups, reinforce movement patterns, and provide consistent, measurable progress
Big lifts are compound barbell exercises that have been used since the 1800s. The squat, bench press, deadlift, and overhead press remain the most effective moves for building raw strength and explosive power. When programmed correctly, these foundational lifts recruit large muscle groups, reinforce movement patterns, and provide consistent, measurable progress
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Meet your instructor
Edsel Segovia, CSCS, NSCA-CPT, TSAC-F, Canfit Pro, PICP Level 1, PN1
Coach Edsel’s approach to mentoring is straightforward, practical, and direct. He prioritizes clear, no‑nonsense explanations, stripping concepts and principles down to their essentials so his message lands quickly and trainers are prepared to perform confidently on the coaching floor without unnecessary delay.
With 20 years spent in the trenches at major clubs across North America, Coach Edsel has amassed deep, hands‑on experience and continually refines his methods in health, fitness, and strength & conditioning to keep them current and effective.