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Where can I go to become a certified personal trainer?

Where can I go to become a certified personal trainer?

Get the Basics... There are a handful of personal training certifications that are the most recognized in the industry. Most organizations offer a hybrid of online and independent study. Some organizations offer study and examination completely online. You can go to...

What Grades Do You Need to Become a Personal Trainer?

Get the Basics... There’s no specific grade requirement to become a personal trainer, but you need good enough grades to graduate from high school or get a GED. Even though there isn’t a specific high school grades requirement, you must pass your...
Personal Training for Clients with MS

Personal Training for Clients with MS

Get the Basics... Multiple sclerosis affects people of all ages. The symptoms of MS vary from patient to patient. Clients with MS often have deconditioned muscles. While it’s normal to want to stand out from your competition and cater to the fitness needs of the...
Personal Training: Clients With Fibromyalgia

Personal Training: Clients With Fibromyalgia

Get the Basics... Fibromyalgia is a chronic pain syndrome that affects millions of Americans. Living with fibromyalgia can have a negative psychological impact. Low-impact aerobic activity is best for someone who is suffering from fibromyalgia. Fibromyalgia is...
What Does Being a “Freelance Personal Trainer” mean?

What Does Being a “Freelance Personal Trainer” mean?

Get the Basics... As a freelance personal trainer, you set your own hours and choose which clients you want to work with. As a self-employed trainer, you need to keep accurate records of your expenses. Starting your own personal trainer business takes patience and...
Personal Training for Clients with MS

Should Personal Trainers Use Client Contracts?

Get the Basics... Personal training contracts spell out terms, conditions, and costs of sessions. Professionally composed contracts benefit both the trainer and the client. Contracts should not serve as a substitute for separate injury/liability waivers. Personal...