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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the CES exam?
The CES (Corrective Exercise Specialist) exam is a certification test that validates your knowledge in identifying and correcting muscular imbalances and movement dysfunctions. The most recognized version is offered by NASM (National Academy of Sports Medicine), though other organizations like ISSA and ACE also offer corrective exercise certifications.
How many questions are on the CES exam?
The exam contains 100 multiple-choice questions. You'll have 90 minutes to complete it, which gives you just under a minute per question.
Are there any prerequisites for taking the CES exam?
There are no strict requirements, but it's highly recommended that you have at least one of these: a current personal training certification (like CPT), an NCCA-accredited fitness certification, a bachelor's degree in a related field, or work as a massage therapist. Most people find it easier if they already have fitness industry experience.
How long does it take to prepare for the CES exam?
Most people need 12-16 weeks to prepare, though this varies. If you already have a fitness background, you might be ready in 6-8 weeks. Complete beginners might need 4-6 months of consistent study.
What topics are covered on the CES exam?
The exam covers movement assessments, functional anatomy, biomechanics, the Corrective Exercise Continuum (inhibit, lengthen, activate, integrate), program design, postural distortions, muscle imbalances, and client assessment techniques.
What is the Corrective Exercise Continuum?
This is the core framework of the CES program. It's a four-step process:
- Inhibit overactive muscles using techniques like foam rolling
- Lengthen tight muscles through stretching
- Activate underactive muscles with isolated exercises
- Integrate everything through dynamic functional movements
What study materials do I need?
The main textbook is "NASM Essentials of Corrective Exercise." Most packages also include online course modules, video demonstrations, practice exams, webinars, and assessment forms. Many students supplement with Examsdr CES study material and practice tests.
Is the CES exam difficult?
The exam is considered moderately challenging. It requires solid knowledge of anatomy, biomechanics, and practical application. The difficulty level is generally lower than the CPT exam but still requires thorough preparation. With proper study, most people pass within their three attempts.
Does the CES certification provide continuing education credits (CEUs)?
Yes. Earning your CES certification typically provides CEUs toward maintaining other certifications. NASM awards 1.9 CEUs, ACE awards 2.0 CEUs, and NSCA awards 2.0 CEUs. This helps you maintain your primary certification while adding a specialty.
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