So here’s how I feel about the subject – if you’re gonna to do the time, you might as well do it right! If you’re into that “success leaves clues” stuff, then there might be something to this. Sure, you could get this experience “in the field” by getting and training your own private clients … but if you want more of a structured environment to practice, the gym is ok for a short time.Īnd add to that the fact that practically every successful trainer did start out in a big gym, at least for a little while. They’ll help you gain some quick experience before you make the jump to doing things privately, outside of one of these “fitness factories”. But on the forum, we came to a pretty ironic conclusion – that working at one of these gyms may serve a purpose after all. As you know, this blog is all about getting out of the toxic work environment of the big box-gyms.
It’s about whether you should work in a gym to gain experience when you first become a trainer, or if you can just skip this step and go straight to being independent. In particular, all of us trainers on the forum have come to a consensus on one important subject … There’s some good stuff happening over there so check it out. Hey, have you been on the SUPER-TRAINER forum lately? Mar, 2009 by 7Figure Sam in Personal Trainer Marketing, Personal Trainer Sales Systems
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