i know this is besides the point but i can't even imagine how hot the girls are in that gym
great great gym. Heck of an air conditioning bill in summer!
Pair and triple clients when ever possible.
Isn't that a little unfair coach? What happened to the invidualized training that truly allows for the client to feel as if their goals are truly your main focus? I know a personal trainer who trains various IFBB pros and this guy charges $120 per hour to everyone and has the bad habit of training 4-5 people per session. I used to see him at the gym sending his 4-5 clients around to do various exercises and meeting back with him by the water fountain once they had completed their individual sets. After a few weeks, I saw many of his clients leave him for someone that would offer truly individualized training. The type of training where the trainer is side-by-side with you, motivating you to go on with each and every rep, while pinpointing errors in form and motion."1"
Personal training is a hustle, a way to make money. Coach is just maximizing his income potential. The moral aspect isn't an issue.
True, it is a "hustle". I had one personal trainer who I hired for one-on-one training but when it came time for the session, he introduced two other people he was training - didn't ask if it was okay - was just very matter-of-fact about it. That was the last time I hired him.
Then he didn't have a clue on how to train people in small groups.
The moral aspect is a huge issue. If someone is paying you over $100 per session and you divide their time between 4-5 clients, you better bet your ass he/she will find themself another trainer."1"
Not at all, in fact it's just the opposite. We have a specific training system, we don't randomly train people on the fly so to speak with the expectation that it will work, we train people that we know will work. Training in groups of 2-3 not only gives them better training because they are constantly moving but training with others helps motivate one another in a team like setting....they push one another and when you push the results are that much more. If I have a group of 3 and another trainer has a group of two or three, the team setting creates a pretty intense atmosphere. Follow me. Seriously, you guys need to think out side the box a little. I can probably produce a better athlete or even just regular person in a "team" setting than someone who just trains one-on-one. I'm not a cheerleader.
No, the trainer was ripping him off, hoping he would just acquiesce. He paid for a one-on-one training session, not a "small group" session.
"You" pay for EFFECTIVE results, 2, 3 or 5 in a group shouldn;t make a diff.
As long as the clients know what they're getting into. If the trainer advertises "small group" sessions, then it's not a problem, but, if a client thinks he's getting a one-on-one session and the trainer says, "Oh, by the way, Joey and Dennis will also be training with us, today," the trainer is a con-man and a thief.
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Who care how big the gym is or what it looks like as long as its well equipped with neccessities.
stairs just go up and down for no reason wtf
that gym got great equipment, but it doesnt look that big, the infrastructure looks like shit, green floor? why are the walls not painted? whats with the stairs? i dont like the vibe at all, but great equipment.
