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What’s in a name? Names serve as identifiers in separating people and things from one another. As a personal trainer, you can hone in on…

Writing a fitness blog or newsletter for your personal training business is a trending communication method right now. What’s more is they’re a great way to stay…

You may think that your hours spent planning your social media posts, developing detailed exercise programming, and answering phone calls from potential clients is productive…

Being a personal trainer and/or fitness instructor requires getting up close and personal. There are the after-class questions, the position correcting during boot camp, the…

You probably ask clients about food, sleep, perceived exertion and energy levels at each session. What about getting feedback about yourself? If you just cringed,…

It was 1978, and my father, U.S. Marine Staff Sgt. Ron Clark, was leading his squad on a training exercise at Camp Pendleton, Calif. Their…

Not every client has the time and flexibility to train five days a week like the lifestyle of most fitpros might allow. The “weekend warrior”,…

Why do clients drop their personal trainers? This question stays on the minds of new trainers everywhere. Some of the obvious reasons trainers get dropped are…

Sometimes the hardest part of an interview isn’t the real-time interview itself; it’s the frenzied guessing game we play in our minds as we attempt…

Email is so prevalent in modern life that it is largely taken for granted, but that doesn’t mean it should be underestimated. Each email you send is a document that represents you and your business.

Starting any sort of small business is a difficult endeavor. It takes dedication, hard work, and determination. It also takes money. In this post, we’ll look…

It’s ironic that High-Intensity Interval Training has the acronym H.I.I.T because it’s exactly how you feel afterward. It is a challenging style of class to…