You Must Evolve as a Personal Trainer
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By Sal | February 3, 2010
A successful personal trainer must constantly engage clients physically and mentally in order for them to improve their fitness level. However, personal trainers must continue to challenge themselves – physically and mentally – in order to evolve professionally.
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Do You Train Clients in All Three Planes of Movement?
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By Sal | January 27, 2010
Life is a multi-dimensional experience. In order to get through the day, people have to move in all directions at a variety of speeds and most of this movement occurs spontaneously. Do your personal training sessions address these real world needs of your clients?
Personal trainer performing sprint
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Personal Trainers, Tell Your Clients About the Get Ripped in 4 Weeks Scam
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By Sal | January 20, 2010
Seeing a client two or three times a week doesn’t make them immune to the common nutritional supplement scams that are so prevalent these days. A great example of one of these scams are the “Get Ripped in 4 Weeks” advertisements that are everywhere on the Internet.
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Should You Pay Trainers on a By Session Basis or Salary
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By Sal | January 13, 2010
If you run your own personal training facility one of the most important issues that you’ll have to deal with is how to pay your staff members. The key to success in the personal training business is simple; you need to train clients in order make money. When you are an employer you must make sure your employees understand, and know how to take advantage of, this reality.
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