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How can you be a personal trainer?

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Get qualified through a internationally recognised institution, and then stay qualified by constantly doing new courses and cec's. Most importantly get a mentor and get experience both in the field of working with clients, as well as on the field of doing the exercises you will recommend to your future clients.

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