"Improving Human Performance " with Robert M. Chapman

Robert Chapman is a wellness program manager for Emory Blomeyer Fitness Center / Health Fitness Corporation. He is also the assistant athletic director for the city of Snellville, GA Park and Recreation department, and a research coordinator for Emory University School of Public Health and American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM). Before this, Robert was the lead manager at the DeKalb Medical Wellness Center, in charge of assisting the Wellness Center to become the first certified medical fitness center in the state of Georgia. Working with the city of Snellville park and recreation department Robert had the opportunity to work with all age groups through different mediums of wellness and fitness programing. Robert has a bachelors of Science degree in exercise science from Georgia State University, and an MBA with a concentration in Human Resource Management from Louisiana State University. He loves spending time with his wife and 2 year old son. Robert loves to cycle, run, and exercise as often as possible. In this episode Robert talks about improve human performance, including the “why” behind fitness, functional fitness and connecting fitness to your purpose, fitness communities and how they differ and how to select the right trainer. Tune in to learn more!

Episode 73 of the The Whole Health Cure podcast, hosted by Sharon Bergquist, MD, titled ""Improving Human Performance " with Robert M. Chapman" was published on October 24, 2019 and runs 29 minutes.

October 24, 2019 ·29m · The Whole Health Cure

Summary

Robert Chapman is a wellness program manager for Emory Blomeyer Fitness Center / Health Fitness Corporation. He is also the assistant athletic director for the city of Snellville, GA Park and Recreation department, and a research coordinator for Emory University School of Public Health and American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM). Before this, Robert was the lead manager at the DeKalb Medical Wellness Center, in charge of assisting the Wellness Center to become the first certified medical fitness center in the state of Georgia. Working with the city of Snellville park and recreation department Robert had the opportunity to work with all age groups through different mediums of wellness and fitness programing. Robert has a bachelors of Science degree in exercise science from Georgia State University, and an MBA with a concentration in Human Resource Management from Louisiana State University. He loves spending time with his wife and 2 year old son. Robert loves to cycle, run, and exercise as often as possible. In this episode Robert talks about improve human performance, including the “why” behind fitness, functional fitness and connecting fitness to your purpose, fitness communities and how they differ and how to select the right trainer. Tune in to learn more!

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