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Do you enjoy fitness but don't understand the professional side of it? For whatever reason, if this question is directed to you, take a few moments to read below and consider if a part-time or full-time fitness profession is right for you.
In 2000 the AP reported that personal trainers were in the top 10 of professions in demand for the next decade. |
Becoming your own boss as an independent personal trainer will give you the liberty of setting the pace for your future, OR you may choose to work at a fitness center. |
The starting pay for trainers may be better than your current job peaks out at. Something to think about! |
The positive impact that you make on a client's life can give you a rewarding feeling that is priceless. |
Career burnout is now becoming more popular than ever. This can be avoided if your profession is exciting and brings new challenges. |
If you are considering personal training but are not yet willing to quit your full-time job, you can start out part-time. This way you can gradually expand and build your clientele until you feel that you are ready to make personal training your full-time profession. |
Fact - a certified personal trainer earns a greater income than a non-certified trainer. |
Many clubs and clients will not hire non-certified personal trainers. |
To receive liability insurance, certification is a must! |
Joe Antouri
Mr. USA
CEO/Chairman USPTA/PROPTA.
Private Trainers Association
Personal Trainers Association
PROPTA International
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