The answer to this question somewhat depends on where you are in your life at the time you choose to become a trainer. If you are at an age, or in a position to go to college and get a 4-year degree in a fitness related field, that is one option. There are intern programs at various company wellness centers and health clubs where you might begin to accumulate hands-on experience. I am already an established trainer. Perhaps you have a few training clients and several years of experience as a personal trainer, and are wondering why you need to participate in a program such as this.
Today there are more personal trainers than ever.
It is sometimes hard for potential clients to recognize the difference between you and other trainers. To remain competitive, you need as many ways as possible to set yourself up as a better, more recognized and respected trainer. Click here for answers to some of the most often asked questions regarding this program.