Recommending Proper Footwear for Fitness Clients
I’m often asked what brand of exercise shoe I prefer. While I’m loyal to ASICS, I know plenty of fans of Brooks, Adidas, Puma, Nike, [...]
Making Exercise Fun for Clients
We are all more likely to keep doing something if we enjoy it. As fitness professionals, we have already discovered the fun in exercise. Carry [...]
December Exercise Challenge for Clients
The holidays get crazy busy with hectic schedules. Clients stay on the run with holiday shopping, parties, and festivities. Maybe folks don’t eat like they [...]
The 10 Easiest Ways Your Client Can Add Activity
Wouldn’t it be great if our clients exercised religiously between training sessions? Unfortunately, many clients are short on time, but want to see results. Good [...]
Gym Fails Your Clients Can Avoid: Teaching Gym Etiquette
Gym fails are often the errors that make someone clearly appear not to know gym etiquette--the irritating things that gym-goers do that are out of [...]
Top Four Reasons Clients Stop Training
Sooner or later, the personal training relationship might come to an end. If, as a fitness professional, you become familiar with the top four reasons [...]
Big Strides and Little Leaps: Progress Comes In Many Degrees
As personal trainers, we know the value of exercise. Health improves, stamina builds and strength increases. We live it, push it and profess our claims. [...]
The Importance of Networking in the Fitness Industry
Networking is a valuable tool in any business, such as tech, salesforce, education, and especially so in personal training. Merriam-Webster defines networking as “the cultivation [...]
How Personal Trainers Can Build Clientele Without Spending Money
Building personal training clientele without spending money is possible by using some creative approaches. A little time and focused energy will boost your training business. [...]
Who Uses a Personal Trainer?
Personal trainers aren’t cheap. They work their clients hard and their clients walk around with some sore, aching muscles. People pay for this pain. Who [...]