Well, sometimes they can be too enforceve and put you on the spot and make you work more than you want to, also they could get into your soical and personal life by asking you to come to training early or telling you how much time you have with yyour friends and family
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...
They are great "objective observers" and can help you figure out what you need and what exercises/diet will be best to get there... provided that the trainer is any good.
As a Personal Trainer you will be required to Train other people and help them to achieve their personal goals. Good communication skills and a friendly personality are essential if a good...
