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Personal Trainer Certifications
Personal Trainer Benefits
Personal Trainer Diet & Exercise
Personal Trainers Salaries
Personal Trainer Rates
Personal Trainer Nutrition Advice
Personal Trainer Liability Insurance
Personal Trainer Educational Background
Personal Trainer Job Description
Personal Trainer vs. Nutritionist
Personal Training Certifications
Types of Personal Trainers
Personal Trainer Job Description
Becoming a Personal Trainer
Personal Training: Working Out Too Much
Personal trainers specialize in numerous areas of exercise including yoga, karate and core fitness. Select… More
Personal trainer salaries vary by type of trainer. Earn a higher personal trainer salary with tips from a … More
In order to become a personal trainer, it's important to have passion and energy and to become educated. B… More
Those who become personal trainers enjoy helping people meet fitness goals, cure health problems and get i… More
Being a successful personal trainer requires the mastering of knowledge and skill. It is important to stay… More
A personal trainer's job is to work one-on-one with clients. Consider a career in personal training with t… More
When working out on an elliptical trainer, use the center hand grips to become familiar with the machine a… More
When using an elliptical trainer, beginners should use the manual mode to set the level of intensity for t… More
The U.S. Department of Labor lists personal training as one of the fastest growing career fields in the co… More
If you are a personal trainer or fitness coach, and have decided that you would like to expand your client… More
In the competitive field of personal training, certification can set you apart from the competition and he… More
Personal trainers suggest not working out everyday. Get workout tips from a certified physical trainer in … More
The Aerobic and Fitness Association of America (AFFA) offers a variety of exercise-related certifications.… More
Personal training is no longer just for the rich or famous. Many people hire personal trainers these days,… More
Learn tips and techniques from a personal trainer on ab training as part of your workout in this free exer… More
Summary: Those who become personal trainers enjoy helping people meet fitness goals, cure health problems and get in shape. Hear stories about changing lives through personal training from a certified physical trainer in this free video on becoming a personal trainer.
Amy Kistler has a degree in kinesiology from Chino State University and is a certified physical trainer through the American Council on Exercise. Kistler also owns her own in home...read more
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"Hi my name is Amy Kistler and why would someone become a personal trainer. Well for me personally I started teaching aerobics classes and when I was teaching my aerobic classes I had people come up to me asking if I could train them. And then I looked into it, I had a background already in kinesiology and went got certified and I shadowed personal trainers and got a lot of information from them. I also personally have worked out since I was little so I also new a lot about exercise. And when I started training my clients and I saw my client's lives changing for the better. It motivated me and got me excited to come to work every single day. There's nothing else I'd rather be doing. For example I had one client that would come in and she was on some antidepressants and after two months she was able to get off of them and she was a different person. And just so thankful and I just love to see how somebody can feel better about themselves. I've had people lose up to a hundred pounds and just to see the change and to see not only the change in their bodies but the change physically and mentally is amazing. And I think that's what drives me to be a personal trainer. It really is a rewarding experience and it's really what makes me excited to go to work for the day. I still really enjoy teaching my aerobics classes but I definitely really like personal training the best. I also would like to be able to go to people's homes and do some training. Some people don't feel comfortable coming into the gym. Some people like to exercise outside. And I want to be able to help them change their lives where they feel comfortable."
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