Becoming a Personal Trainer - Tips for The Inexperienced

[dumpthegym]

Unfortunately, as long as personal training continues to offer high compensation potential, we will always have to deal with lesser qualified personal trainers. They never last longer than a couple of years, because they don't have the passion, but new ones come in the club every month. They're a pain.

Yeah, this business is truly survival of the fittest so the bad trainers don't phase me - they never make much and are gone very soon.

 

[spanner103]

hi folks has anyone got dvd/download/rapidshare/ " the evolution of personal training " by Alwyn Cosgrove....its supposed to be good he knows his stuff..if you coild help i`d appreciate it [email protected]

 

[Macaco]

all these 'money'... easy to dig gold in personal training world doesn't actually exist.
There're terms of compromise, insurance and a customer that may prosecute a ass trainer.
Euphoric people should be aware that investing $$ in certification with the idea of making 30 plus per hour... better wake up.

 

[Pure Pilates]

Usually the clients can separating the wheat from the chaff pretty easily. Then the passionless, ill trained PT's end up finding other employment.....







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[Jennsfitness]

That's not true. Clients have no idea what's out there. Almost every trainer knows more than the average cleint and that is why gyms hire them. The gym owners are not stupid. They know that regular customers don't know the difference. If you got in trouble with the law and needed a public defender, you wouldn't know the difference between a Harvard grad and a Western Law grad because you have never had an attorney before.