Fun workouts are the way to keep clients. The best trainers know how to mesh fun with science. Coach Nick Tumminello gives some great tips on keeping workouts fun for your clients while not losing your focus from their results.

Personal Trainer Nutrition Guidance 101 serves to help you with your frustration. Your clients aren’t reaching their goals because of your inability to program. It’s because their home-time habits are terrible. Here, Graeme gives some straight forwarded and easy coaching cues to solve common mistakes

Building a client army will make you unstoppable. When it’s done you can look forward to making a cold call again. Your clients will bring in all of the clients you’ll ever need (and more).

In this take home piece Jon tells the story of how one client made him $100 000 and how he built his clientele. He gives you a step by step path to follow so you can build your own army.

The Challenging Charlie is probably the most difficult client to deal with initially. They’re standoffish and rude. Coach Jon Goodman describes how to deal with this client from start to finish and why they will prove to be a VERY valuable entity if you follow a couple simple steps.

Jon answers a readers question of where and how to start in the industry and what certifications are best.

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