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That was my thought. Even something narrow, but reasonably recognizable/accepted would probably give me the best value for my effort.Most people feel comfortable with the "certified fitness..." Not that it'll make much difference to traditional training methods but it will make a difference to those who want to feel comfortable with someone that's not going to be doing exercises that are destructive on the body. Crossfit is known for exercises that are horrible for joints and backs. Injuries are common.
If you are going to get a certification, get one that will allow you to get the most mileage and use from. Something that is nationally recognized.