Personal Trainer Current Vacancies

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Personal trainers provide individual programmes for clients to enable them to achieve their personal health and fitness goals.
Initially personal trainers carry out a consultation to determine the clients fitness levels and health history.
Personal trainers usually work with clients in sessions, during which they help them with their workouts, typically using cardiovascular, strength or flexibility exercises.

Many personal trainers work within a number of clubs and travel time may increase the working week considerably.
Many are self-employed and work hours to suit themselves and clients.
Other trainers work as gym instructors and personal train outside their normal hours of work.

Personal trainers may rent space in a gym, have their own facilities or visit clients in their own homes.
Personal trainers are often self-employed and promote themselves as businesses.
Some trainers may work exclusively for a single prestigious client.

The National Register of Personal Trainers has an online and offline directory, which promotes qualified and insured UK personal trainers with at least 12 months experience.
Some personal trainers may move into careers in sports injury therapy, sports physiotherapy or health centre management on completion of the necessary training.
Personal trainers are usually paid by the hour for each session with a client. Some popular instructors with high profile clients may earn between 50 and 100 an hour. (Permalink)