
Personal Trainer: 1099 Independent Contractor or Employee
As a personal trainer, you can work as an employee, a 1099 independent contractor or be self-employed. You can work as all three if you…
READ MOREAs a personal trainer, you can work as an employee, a 1099 independent contractor or be self-employed. You can work as all three if you…
READ MOREThe available research on ketosis doesn’t offer a great deal of guidance on how to handle this specific and regimented diet with athletes. We know…
READ MOREPersonal training income varies, but it can be more straightforward. When you keep track of it. Just like calories. And just like calories, income can…
READ MOREThis week we are going to try something a little different. Let’s explore daily deal websites in an effort to increase your referrals. Other trainers…
READ MOREBeing a mentor can be casual or formal. It can take up a little time or a lot. There are many different ways to inspire…
READ MOREOver the past 25 years in the Fitness profession, I’ve seen 95% of trainers not only have no older clients but also NEVER speak to…
READ MOREAs a personal trainer, insurance is important! Here’s 5 reasons to make sure you have your personal liability insurance squared away with NFPT and CPH.…
READ MOREThink through your day and how much technology, social media and just the Internet in general is a part of your day. We spend so…
READ MORENo matter what job, career or walk of life, people want to strive to be better. Being in this industry should be no different. You…
READ MOREGenerally when people say “stability” they mean strength. They sometimes mean the “smaller” muscles in the body. With 600 muscles in the human body there…
READ MORETo run a successful fitness business, you need to learn about your customers, your competitors and this industry. Market research for personal trainers is a…
READ MORELast week I gave you a brief introduction to sport-specific training. We left off on how the most logical way to initiate an effective sports-specific…
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