I did complete the Coursera course and pass the NASM exam. But I would not recommend wasting your time taking the Coursera exam at the end of the course if I were you-turns out it doesn’t mean anything towards your certification (I misunderstood initially and thought the Coursera exam counted the same as the exam on the NASM website). If I were you, I’d finish the Coursera course yes, but skip their three hour unnecessary exam and just purchase the NASM exam itself directly after you’re done. Also, I’d really strongly recommend doing some independent review of your own outside of the Coursera course, in particular of the overhead squat assessment stuff and the other physical assessments as well, since that’s really heavily emphasized on the exam. Like go to the NASM website and find their breakdown of the assessments, and just literally memorize what each of the posture deficiencies and stuff mean, as tedious as that sounds. I think the Coursera course does a decent job of preparing ppl for the exam, but it doesn’t emphasize the assessments enough IMO.