The tan is no problem and I use army boots like Coleman but the hair stays off
/Mattias
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Personal Trainer/ gym instructor part time jobs?
- Thread starter Mattias
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- gym instructor jobs part personal time trainer or
The tan is no problem and I use army boots like Coleman but the hair stays off
/Mattias
Kyle Aaron
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By "big money" I meant "six figures," ie $100,000 and above. Very very few trainers make that simply from training. It's the ones managing other trainers or running educational courses or writing books who make that.
As always, the variation between the trainer or coach working at a gym getting $15,000 working part-time and the one working more than full-time getting $65,000 is mostly about competence and hard work.
Location and luck help, but if you're competent then your location can be less than ideal and you'll still do alright. Markos' PTC is hardly what I'd call central and convenient, and I know of a trainer making a living in a country village of less than 1,000, training people on a barbell in her tin shed garage. Whereas plenty of trainers go through central city gyms and curse the industry as impossible to survive in.
As always, the variation between the trainer or coach working at a gym getting $15,000 working part-time and the one working more than full-time getting $65,000 is mostly about competence and hard work.
Location and luck help, but if you're competent then your location can be less than ideal and you'll still do alright. Markos' PTC is hardly what I'd call central and convenient, and I know of a trainer making a living in a country village of less than 1,000, training people on a barbell in her tin shed garage. Whereas plenty of trainers go through central city gyms and curse the industry as impossible to survive in.