Chosing the right personal training course isn’t as hard as you might think, but there are some things to consider before starting. There are many fitness course training providers offering courses at affordable prices and it can be difficult to differentiate between the legitimate and the unscrupulous. It is good to remember the rule, “if…
This guide is part of our detailed series: How to Become a Personal Trainer in the UK. Training children might not be the first thing people think of when they picture a personal trainer’s job – but today, children are working with fitness professionals more than ever. Working with children and young adults is a…
This guide is part of our detailed series: How to Become a Personal Trainer in the UK. People have lots of questions when they’re considering becoming a certified personal trainer – and many of those questions are around age. Here, we’ve put together a detailed guide to age and a career in personal training – including…
This guide is part of our detailed series: How to Become a Personal Trainer in the UK. Although many people’s perception of personal training only involves one-on-one sessions with clients, becoming a certified personal trainer actually opens up many other doors in the fitness industry. Here, we’ll explore some other fitness business positions that could…
This guide is part of our detailed series: How to Become a Personal Trainer in the UK. Back in 2019, no one could have predicted quite how popular (and sometimes outright essential) online personal training would become. Fast forward to 2022 and we’ve learned the hard way that gyms can close at a moment’s notice,…
It can sometimes be difficult to fully understand the path that takes you from an interest in personal training and the fitness industry through to making this passion into a career.This is why we’ve put together a detailed guide that will help answer some of the most frequently asked questions about becoming a successful personal…
Circuit classes have been around for some time and are nothing new, appearing on most exercise class timetables worldwide. Whilst it’s difficult to pinpoint their origin, they are said to have been developed by R.E. Morgan and G.T. Anderson in 1953 at the University of Leeds. Although well established, the physiological benefits of circuit training…
So you’ve just finished your course and are now fully qualified. It’s time to start your new career as a personal trainer, but you’re wondering how you can grow your business, gain new clients and increase your earning potential in the fitness industry. It can be quite a daunting task but there are a few…
This guide is part of our detailed series: How to Become a Personal Trainer in the UK. For many TRAINFITNESS graduates, being a personal trainer or fitness professional is not a full-time role – it’s their fitness side hustle. A side hustle runs alongside full-time employment but relates more closely to your passions and brings…