Quote (Deathbv @ Jan 13 2011 03:00am)
My old roommate actually recently became a trainer, hes been at it for a year so far, says its the best job in the world. When you get a good client, the personal reward it gives you is like non other. He says no matter what you do, make sure you are always energetic and very over enthusiastic. A client will react alot better to someone who looks like they are really paying attention to them. Also, make sure you share things about your self with them, it makes them feel more comfortable, and in the end, more willing to stick with you, and in turn, you make more money.
e: he says if you have any questions in perticular, just ask
well if u could ask him if hes had any clients that had trouble learning exercises like deadlift and squats for instance im training friends atm and one of them is having alot of trouble with keeping his back straight hes hunches over. we've been at it for two weeks nows hes getting better but if he has any tips to maybe makae learning this movement easier for the client?
also if he has any particular situations hes came across in his time of train that he feels i might need to know any info would be appreciated.