FAQs
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
Picking the right gym to train at can be tricky. Here are a few pointers: Most gyms offer a free trial class. TAKE ADVANTAGE of that offer. It allows you to take their services for a test drive before you make a commitment. Review any testimonials and success stories they have published on their site. If they dont have any, that could be a red flag. Research their facility on the major directories like Google, Yahoo! And Yelp Research the lineage of the Master trainer to assess if they are a legitimate coach or an enthusiast posing as a coach. Assess what kind of students are at the facility. Will you be welcomed into the group or will you be fighting against egos? Learning examples and lectures are great, however the only way you are going to master the technique is to PRACTICE. Find out how much practice is incorporated into each group class, individual training session and also find out how much Open Mat time the facility offers. Hygiene and cleanliness are very important factors in this type of training. Make sure you are in a facility that is kept clean. Find out what their cleaning procedures are and how they keep their students accountable to those standards.