what is the qualification for get personal trainer certification?

[Jack Rajiv]

Hi,

what is the qualification for get personal trainer certification?

__________________________

 

[polebot]

you dont need a qualification to get certified.you just need to pay for it.pass the test.and youre certified.

 

[EZ_E]

WHAT? People still get certified? I thought most gyms just took the kids out from behind the juice bar and made them "Trainers"

 

[joe d]

WHAT? People still get certified? I thought most gyms just took the kids out from behind the juice bar and made them "Trainers"

lol. it seams that way doesnt it.

 

[EZ_E]

lol. it seams that way doesnt it.

And then the people paying big money to the gym for a trainer get ZERO results, they cancel their memberships, and the gym industry gets a bad rap....

 

[st one]

And then the people paying big money to the gym for a trainer get ZERO results, they cancel their memberships, and the gym industry gets a bad rap....

Ha ha - This article on my blog my interest you all - Personal Training Certifcations | Career In Fitness | Trainers: DUMP THE GYM NOW!!! -

 

[EZ_E]

Ha ha - This article on my blog my interest you all - Personal Training Certifcations | Career In Fitness | Trainers: DUMP THE GYM NOW!!! -

Good stuff. I like a lot of the points the article makes; checking the education/qualification/certification of the trainer is a big one. One of my best friends is an amazing trainer, but she's spent her whole life honing her craft. I don't know where I'd be without her.

 

[Tatyana]

American College of Sports Medicine is one of respected qualifications.

I think that the American Powerlifting federation also does a very good course.

 

[st one]

Good stuff. I like a lot of the points the article makes; checking the education/qualification/certification of the trainer is a big one. One of my best friends is an amazing trainer, but she's spent her whole life honing her craft. I don't know where I'd be without her.

That's great - when you get that client/trainer relationship where both parties benefit, that's the ideal situation.

 

[EZ_E]

That's great - when you get that client/trainer relationship where both parties benefit, that's the ideal situation.

Yeah, she's become like my sister over the years. I never would have thought I needed a PT back in theday much les a FEMALE trainer. Goes to show how ignorant I was....

The one issue I have is that she's a figure competitor and if I hear "Dude, she's so HOT, can you hook me up??" one more time then I'm going to go off....

 

[st one]

Yeah, she's become like my sister over the years. I never would have thought I needed a PT back in theday much les a FEMALE trainer. Goes to show how ignorant I was....

The one issue I have is that she's a figure competitor and if I hear "Dude, she's so HOT, can you hook me up??" one more time then I'm going to go off....

That's what you call I high quality problem, man - lol -

 

[Fitness Strength Training]

I had a physical therapist when I tore my rotator cuff about 10 years ago. Once I learned some of the exercises and recognize when it is starting to act up, I just do the exercises, lay off the weights until it gets back to normal. But when I first started seeing the PT, I didn't know how much they can help! Now, my daughter-in-law is a PT, so if something doesn't feel quite right, I talk to her.