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- Added on: Aug 13th, 2009
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Do You Want To Become a Better Personal Trainer?
Do you want to become a better personal trainer? If you do then you need to better understand your clients. And who are your clients? If you’re like most trainers, the majority of your clients are women. In fact – that’s what has helped my wife...
9 Things to Remember About Personal Training Sales
If there’s one thing I used to dread even thinking about "way back when" it was sales. I used to cringe at the thought of having to sell something. More specifically, personal training. These days it’s a much different story. A...
17 Tips To Grow Your Bootcamps FAST!
Get on the phone and reactivate former clients & campers. Do at least 2 public speaking engagements per month. Start networking on a weekly basis. Check this post out to become a Power Networker. Ask for referrals at the poin...
Three Bootcamp Referral Strategies You Should Be Using
If you want a Six-Figure Bootcamp, then you need to have a systematic approach to generating referrals. Here are three strategies that you can implement immediately – and they’re guaranteed to produce big time results! Bootcamp Referr...
Finish What You Start! Lessons From A Fitness Professional
by Nikki Layton As a fitness professional I have spent a lot of time working on a wide variety of projects. I am sure that you can relate as these are the things that you are probably doing, have tried, have thought about trying or aren’t remot...
Everyone Needs a Coach
I remember 4 years ago before when I was wallowing between personal training and sports medicine. I had thought these two things were my passion. However after working 70-80 hours a week and being considered part time and receiving no be...
