Daniel Ward, BS,NSCA-CSCS,ACE

Education/Certs:

• National Strength and Conditioning Association - Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (2006)
• National Strength and Conditioning Association Professional Member (Since 2006)
• Founder and President of InWard Motion, LLC Personal Training and Choreography (2005)
• American Council on Exercise - Personal Trainer (2003)
• Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN (2003)
• Colorado State University (2003), Bachelor of Science Health and Exercise Science with Concentration in Health and Wellness, Minor in Anatomy/Neurobiology
• American Heart Association - CPR Healthcare Provider
• NCAA Division I Athlete

 

  

 

"Anything Worth Doing, Hurts a Little!"

Experiences/Specialties:

• Physique Transformation
• Weight and Fat Loss 
• Functional/Integrated Training and Performance Training
• Semi-Private Training and Group Fitness (CLASS SCHEDULES)
• Competitive Bodybuilding, Figure and Fitness Development
• MMA Fight Conditioning
• Personal Trainer Development

Hobbies:

• Motorcycles
• Snowboarding
• Weightlifting
• Running
• Playing with my two Boxers
• Watching Movies

Contact Information:

• Phone: 720.220.3753
• email: daniel@inwardmotion.com
• website: www.inwardmotion.com

Education/Certs:

• National Strength and Conditioning Association - Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (2006)
• National Strength and Conditioning Association Professional Member (Since 2006)
• Founder and President of InWard Motion, LLC Personal Training and Choreography (2005)
• American Council on Exercise - Personal Trainer (2003)
• Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN (2003)
• Colorado State University (2003), Bachelor of Science Health and Exercise Science with Concentration in Health and Wellness, Minor in Anatomy/Neurobiology
• American Heart Association - CPR Healthcare Provider
• NCAA Division I Athlete

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