FAQs
- What types of customers have you worked with?
Most of the individuals I work with are of a fairly broad age group, and looking to improve their overall conditioning. While losing that extra 20lbs can go a long way in improving one's self confidence, most people are surprised at the even more significant benefits of being healthy. For one person that could mean the confidence and ability to play with their grandchildren like they've always wanted to, and for someone else it might mean running their first 5k.
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
Finding a good trainer can be like finding anyone else in a service-related industry. Essentially, you're not buying a product, but a person and their expertise. Some may come with more credentials, while another may have more real world experience. Some combination of both is ideal. Your goals should be relatively within the scope of experience of the trainer. For example, If your goal is training for something very specific, such as a marathon/ultra marathon, and you are already fairly conditioned, finding a "running coach" trainer may be your best bet. Don't make your decision only based on price point. If you found a trainer you really like, look into practical options, like training with a friend, before going with the cheaper service.