Get the Basics... Personal trainers can work part-time or full-time. Working for someone or being self-employed contributes to decisions about how many hours to work. Part-time earnings add up and could cover a lot of expenses. Personal training can be a rewarding...
Get the Basics... As an independent contractor, you are the boss. Having the appropriate certification is important. You will need to register your business name with your state government. Most fitness enthusiasts will agree that becoming a personal trainer is...
Get the Basics... Being too busy kills creativity. Try putting down your smartphone to just think. In our last team meeting, we talked about the #1 roadblock to creative thinking: being too busy. If you are constantly jumping from one challenging problem to the next,...
Get the Basics... Personal trainers may or may not be required to carry insurance when training people at gyms or other locations. Purchasing insurance policies to cover personal training business-related losses is generally advisable. Low-cost insurance could prevent...
Get the Basics... Becoming a personal trainer isn’t hard, but serious work and study are required. Look at both entry-level and advanced certification programs. Personal trainers need to spend a lot of time experimenting in the gym to gain knowledge. Personal...
Get the Basics... Becoming a personal trainer gives you the freedom to work all over the world. As a personal trainer, you’re able to live a healthier lifestyle by doing what you love. The annual median salary for a personal trainer is $56,875. Whether you’ve...
