
Why become a personal trainer or instructor?
Is this a question that you have posed to yourself? Is it possible
that you are a complete newcomer to the industry? Maybe you enjoy
fitness but don't understand the professional side of it. For
whatever reason, if this question is directed to you take a few
moments to read below and consider if a part time or full time
fitness profession is right for you.
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In 2000 the AP reported that personal trainers were in the top 10 of
professions in demand for the next decade.
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Becoming your own boss as an independent trainer will give you the
liberty of setting the pace for your future.
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The starting pay for trainers may be better than your current job
peaks out at. Something to think about!
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The positive impact that you make on a clients life can give you a
rewarding feeling that is priceless.
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When someone ask you what field you are in be proud to tell them
that you are a healthcare professional.
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Have you ever noticed how people adapt to their surroundings? If you
are surrounded by an environment of positive fitness and sound
nutrition, will this not impact the way that you focus on your own
health?
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The cost of starting your own business could range from $5,000 -
$50,000 in many practices. You can start your very own personal
training business for less than $500.
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Career burnout is now becoming more popular than ever. This can be
avoided if your profession is exciting and brings new challenges.
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If you are considering personal training but are not yet willing to
quit your full-time job, you can start out part-time. This way you
can gradually expand and build your clientele until you feel that
you are ready to make personal training your full time profession.
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Are you looking for a career but do not have the time or income to
pay for a degree? With AFTA, you can learn your profession at home
for less than $200.
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Fact - certified personal trainers earn a greater income than
non-certified trainers.
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Many clubs, and clients are will not hire non-certified personal
trainers.
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To receive liability insurance, certification is a must!
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