Personal Trainer?

[Sawisky]

Okay, I'm starting to get serious in the world of fitness. My lack of knowledge is holding me back, and I need somebody to push me and keep me on track!

I was wondering if anybody here would be interested in being my trainer, I can pay if needed be. You don't need to show up in person, or anything like that. We can keep in contact over here, phone, skype what ever. I was unable to find a personal trainer in my area, so this was my last resort.

[massabsamurai]

if you r looking for a coach to get u where you'd like to be, i would definitely recommend P. You can msg him on here or check out his website at http://www.bodyathletica.com/. You can also check out couple other coaches on here. Search button does wonders.

[Praetorian]

Thanks for the recommendation mass!
P

[Sawisky]

Are you interested P?

[Praetorian]

Sent you a PM.
P

[Sawisky]

I responded to yours, and will be looking forward to a response.

[Percy]

Hi Sawisky,
Personal trainers are highly trained fitness planner who are involved in exercise prescription and instruction. Personal trainers measure their client's strengths and weaknesses with fitness assessments and set exercise program with motivation by setting realistic goals and accountability to their clients to improve their overall fitness.

[Skailes]

There's a few of us here with loads of experience in the field of exercise, sports and of course bodybuilding. Before you go and spend money on a trainer though figure out what it is you want/need in respect to your goals as well as how much effort and time you're willing to put into this fitness endeavour. I personally won't take anyone on unless they're very serious about what they need/want and are willing to put the work in with regards to the nutrition as well as the training. P is a good choice for a trainer as he knows his stuff and will do everything in his power to ensure that you are on the right track, but ultimately, as I've said, it's up to you as to how much effort you're willing to put in.

[IronRobi]

There's a few of us here with loads of experience in the field of exercise, sports and of course bodybuilding. Before you go and spend money on a trainer though figure out what it is you want/need in respect to your goals as well as how much effort and time you're willing to put into this fitness endeavour. I personally won't take anyone on unless they're very serious about what they need/want and are willing to put the work in with regards to the nutrition as well as the training. P is a good choice for a trainer as he knows his stuff and will do everything in his power to ensure that you are on the right track, but ultimately, as I've said, it's up to you as to how much effort you're willing to put in.

Couldn't have said it better. Be very selective when choosing your trainer. I saw on facebook yesterday someone I know who has been training for roughly 6 months just got hired as a personal trainer for Goodlife Fitness. 6 months experience in the gym and people will be paying good money to be trained by them. Be sure when choosing your trainer to look for knowledge, track record, and passion for what they do.

[TT Eric]

You guys know that this bumped thread is more then one year old ?

Eric

[ironwill]

LOL, the bumper is also banned already......Yeah let us all do hot yoga!!!....lol sorry

[MuSuLPhReAk]

He was trying to make quota to bypass the anti-spam system to eventually post a spam link. IP wasn't from the usual spam places so he got through initially :/

[TT Eric]

Wow glad you're here.

Eric

[GYMBRAT]

LMAO the OP was a douche in progress!!! Good call MP