To Be Trained Or Not To Be Trained? - 16th Feb 2010
These days almost any health club or gym has a glut of personal trainers waiting like hungry vultures for the opportunity to swoop down on unsuspecting novice clients and, like vultures, they'll often fight for the available slim pickings.
They qualify for their level 3 industry recognised qualification and are instantly transformed into 'Personal Trainers' who should have the aptitude and skills to transform your once meek and flabby bodies into taught, powerful, sexy god like figures, right? I think not!
Good personal training comes from experience as well as knowledge, it's about perception and understanding, it's about listening to your clients; only then can you make the right judgement and get them on the road to achieving physical excellence.
I have also found their knowledge of nutrition and supplements is less than adequate, knowing the basics of good nutrition and the benefits of fat burning or muscle building supplements will accelerate their clients results and build a reputation about the trainer that will keep them in work for years.
Before embarking and investing your hard earned cash for a personal trainer ask around about them, can you get a trial session to see if you like them and if they can work with you, find out what were their results with others, are they worth it? Only when youre sure you'll get some benefit from them do you sign on the dotted line.
Note: Training, nutrition and supplements, which of the 3 will give you an instant effect?
- With Training results take weeks / months.
- With Diet results take weeks / months.
- Supplements are the only one out of the three that will affect you physically and psychologically within minutes / hours, for example ShapeNoBull's Ener-lean can create a thermic effect (Fat Burning) on the body within 30 minutes!
Our advice is that'll you need all three for the ultimate results and if your trainer doesn't understand or agree with this, get another Trainer.
Good luck
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