Personal trainers should not only have a passion for good health and fitness, they should also love to share their expertise and help others reach their personal goals.

 

The answer must be yes!  Personal trainers need to continually update their knowledge through continuing education classes that can include seminars, workshops, books, etc.  Each trainer must earn a specific number of hours per year in order to keep their certification current.

 

Good trainers have satisfied customers and won’t hesitate to put you in touch with them.  This will give you the opportunity to ask about the trainer’s method of training and inquire about the reliability and dependability of the trainer.

 

Personal trainers protect their clients by insuring themselves and their services against personal injury and property loss. Each of our professional trainers carry liability insurance.

 

A certified trainer must maintain a current certification in CPR as part of their personal trainer certification requirements. 

 

We will select a trainer within our team who can provide you a workout at a time which is convenient for you.

 

The answer to this question varies depending on whether you are going to train at the gym, home, or office and whether the session is a one on one session or a group session.  The length of the session also determines the fee.

 

It’s a good idea to find out up front what the policies are with regards to fees, cancellations, billing procedures, etc.  During our initial free session, we will discuss our policies.  We believe that our clients should have all the information they need to make an informed decision.  Our goal is to establish an excellent working relationship with each of our clients.