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Yeah, I’m in a chair, but you look worse for wear than I do: Part 2
There’s one thing missing people wouldn’t think of putting in the gym. That missing piece is the “disabled” trainer. Jim Smith shares his thoughts on the topic.
Personal Trainer Photoshoot: 4 weeks til photo ready
Dan Trink shares with us his month long journey of self-preparation for website and magazine photos.
Facebook Marketing for Fitness Pros
Stop struggling to get clients. Read this book and in minutes/day for $0 you will have clients begging to train with you — and it’s free!
10 Things Personal Trainers Need to Know About Kettlebells
Share/Bookmark 1. Do you have the proper training? As Kettlebell training becomes more popular, there are so called “experts” popping up all over the place. It takes 10,000 hours of practice to master a subject. I’ve completed both the RKC II and CK-FMS certifications, built a successful group Kettlebell program and trained several individuals for their RKC certifications-and I rarely…
A Personal Trainer Roadmap to Understanding and Navigating Educational Opportunities: Part 1
Time and money are precious. Here’s a complete overview of the educational opportunities available to trainers. Read and decide where to spend your time and money.
What Personal Trainers Can Learn From Jason Bourne
“If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.” Be creative and use the floor. You can now program anywhere for anybody.
How to Start a Bootcamp with $0 and Blow it Up
Want to start a boot camp with $0 down. Here’s how you can blow it up. It’s easier than you think.
These are my personal training secrets
The cat’s out of the bag. Here are Jon’s secrets that you’ve never thought about. It’s a compilation of tips and tricks for any personal trainer.
Client Behavior Change: A key to Personal Trainer Success
Understanding the transtheoretical model of behaviour change gives personal trainers the edge in understanding clients and getting results.
Personal Training Post Pregnancy Clients: Top 5 things to know
Post pregnancy clients come with specific issues. Dr. Cassandra Forsythe wants to make sure you’re prepared to help them.
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