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1) Yes it is. It's not a matter of city codes as much as it is that particular condo's policies. 2) There is no such thing (in the U.S.) 3) You've already found the location. My advice, take four weeks and think about everything... write down 100 questions and get answers to all of them...

These are all questions you needed to ask BEFORE you get certified and spend your time, energy and money. To address your question.... you need to go to the obvious places to look for work and work all the angles (women, kids, athletes...)

Why would we want something that worked instantly? That would make it pretty difficult to sustain a clientele base wouldn't it? The idea is to keep what you have and grow, not give them instant results so that they don't need to pay us anymore. :worried:

With the exception of the CSCS exam, the NHE exam is the hardest, which is exactly why anyone who is certified by either of these guys usually turns out to be the head trainer or manager. It's good to hear that at least someone is experiencing some pick up in clientele. My business is still...

Anywhere from $10/hr to $75/hr. It will depend on your location, your type of clientelle, and the quality of the training (if you are taking them out and boot camping them in the hills or on the beach, or the niceness of the gym you are training them in, or the size of their house if you are...

You cetainly have to maximize profits but you must not have kids.... They are in school at that time :)

Sure... What is you name? Seriously, you don't need to worry. The exam is easy.

I took the NASM a while ago but I think the NHE exam is more complex. It isn't necessarily harder, but with the study guide, it's much easier. The study guides are cheap and so, they're worth it because you get to take the exam three times for free if you fail the fisrt two. Even better, there...

Kids fitness is not a big money maker. It's similar to your local Karate dojo. They always have a few kids that come in consistently, but never enough to expand the dojo. There's limited possiblity with kids.

The old days may be gone, when you could make six figures working for 24 hour fitness. Now it's really tough to make a good living selling memberships and managing a club.

Same here in the States. You could be Famous Joes Certified and they wouldn't know the difference.

Probably word of mouth or the gym is desperate for new blood :)

lol!

I think it's geographical. It depends on where you live because that more oftten determines the market and the market price.

Hey Hafizo. I don't but more importantly, that would be a huge gamble because you never know which exam you are getting. They have over 10 exams per program with correlating exam guides. If you get you hands on one and study from it, it may all be for not. NHE has impressive technology built...