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Training for new Trainers? How did you get your job?


(Dallas, TX)

Do you know of any studios or companies helping new Personal Trainers in their first weeks? I'm afraid I won't get a job, because I have just the NASM Certificate and no experience so far.

What was your first job? How did you start? How did you get the job?????
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My first job...
by: Anonymous

I have a small studio in my home. I put it out to friends that I am now certified (NASM by the way!). One signed up with me, and then others, and it builds. I plan to work in some local gyms as well and continue studying and going for other certifications.

Hope this helps.

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My first PT job was result of patience
by: Yehuda

Nearly a year earlier a woman who happened to be sharing the same email professional network posted a request for a personal trainer for her mother. We spoke on the phone, but then months went by and no callback.

After nearly a year, after the mother had finally been convinced that it was a good idea to have some exercise at home, the daughter called to ask whether I was still interested. Of course, I said.
The mother is 82 years old. It's been nearly three months since we began, twice weekly, and she is very pleased with her progress. Her goal is to go fishing in Alaska with her son again. And, since she plays bridge, she has recommended me to other elderly woman in her group, 85+ in age.

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by: Anonymous

You need someone to take you under their wing and teach you. It'll cost you, but you'll be much better off, than just going to your local gym and get laughed at because you won't have an idea of what you are doing.

If you can find an independent = AWESOME!

If not, you just gotta take your chances and try the gym. You'll at least get your feet wet

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