How one trainer overcame his parents objections and pushed on in his quest to become the best

Do you spoil chances with clients because of bad body language? If you aren’t selling clients early on then body language could be an issue. This is how you improve

Bret Contreas and Bill Sonnemaker give tips from their experience as to what makes a gym successful.

Do you laugh at some of the stupid exercises you see at the gym? Do you get frustrated by “idiots” who workout at your club? Jon challenges you to change your thinking about these “idiots”. It might just be the final piece to make you an unstoppable personal trainer.

Giving clients the Peak Personal Training Experience is paramount to your success as an individual or facility. Sam shows you how.

Share/Bookmark Large facilities offer the best environment to develop a specific niche, as the membership base allows you to observe and pick out those people who would fit into your niche easily. I’ve developed a specialisation in injury post-rehabilitation in my facility and within my community, and was able to begin this by watching members who had an obvious limp,…

Dean Somerset speaks to the importance of coaching your clients as opposed to them getting bored. The best trainers are able to mesh their skills with a great personality

Share/Bookmark What are your goals? Why are you in this business? If you really want to succeed in this industry, a service industry, a health industry, I hope you can identify with a personal mission like the following: If you come at your work as a way to allow you to be who you are, with honesty and integrity, this…

Share/Bookmark Journal your way to success It has been twelve years since I was sitting in my English Writing class reading a popular bodybuilding magazine. The article featured legendary bodybuilder Dorian Yates. What was interesting about this article was that it didn’t focus on Dorian’s usual high intensity training, his massive back, or the supplementation or training strategies he used…