The non-gym market is huge and mostly un-touched. Here's how to get people into your club or bootcamp that are uncomfortable with the gym and idea of having a trainer.

Diastasis recti, if untreated, will force your client to train their body to rely on other muscles (e.g., the hip flexors and spinal erectors) to stabilize their pelvis because the anterior core is now useless to them.

Stretching hypermobile clients will wreck their joints and continue the painful cycle. Learn what you must do instead from Eric Cressey.

The following is a guest article from Joe Radosevich. When I trained at a commercial gym, I easily sold new clients on ...

You have it all figured out, don't you?

How to build a gym that women feel comfortable going into.

The following is a guest article from Kristian Bouw.  We've all experienced it. Fear creeping in as a result of doubt. Doubt ...

Im going to try to explain why I was led to believe that certain things were true that werent, why I gave my clients bad advice, and what I suggest you do to avoid my mistakes.

As trainers we're taught pretty superficial guidelines for what blood pressure ranges are acceptable and which aren't. Dr. Spencer Nadolsky gives the 411 on what trainers need to know about blood pressure.

It's easier and cheaper to keep a current client than it is to try to find new ones. Here's 15 Ways to Maximize Personal Trainer Client Retention.