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August 10, 2008
I just wanted to get this audio message out to you before my daughter comes home from the 2 year olds gym. Last week was a very busy week! I took my wife, and daughter to an Angels game in Anaheim, and have been working diligently on a new killer product I am going to release soon. I will share the details soon! I promise it will open your eyes, and be a difference maker in your business. You will see!
In today’s audio message I discuss in home personal training versus in the gym training. I’ve done both, and have some important information for you on each of them. Which is better? Is one way a waste of time? What are the pros, and cons? Listen to the short audio below, and find out if you should be training in clients homes, or in the gym.
In Home Personal Training vs. Gym Training - The Good, Bad, And Ugly
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Like always - go ahead, and talkback! Let me know what you prefer, in home personal training, or in the gym. And why? Don’t by shy! This is your time to be HEARD!
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Once again, feel free to post your comments below about in home training versus in gym training. What do you prefer? Why? You can also post questions personal training business questions. Personal Training Insider is a community based, interactive newsletter for the success minded personal fitness trainer.
To Your Personal Training Profits,
Jim O’Connor
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4 People have left comments on this post
Aug 11, 2008 - 02:08:43Go ahead, and let me know if you prefer in home training, or training clients in the gym. Why? What is the best business model?
Hi Jim,
I have trained people in the gym,but now I am training people outside at a local park.
The worst thing about being on my own is that I have to do all of my own sales and marketing.
The best thing is that I can charge what I want to,I can let people make payments if they want to,I am my own boss.
I have my own equipment:stability ball,resistance bands,adjustable dumbbells,mat,plus I use the parks equipment:benches,steps,hills,swings,etc.
I like the fact that I am my own boss:I can decide what time I want to run my bootcamp and whether I want it to be 4 or 6 weeks long.
There are good and bad points to training at a gym and training on your own-I prefer to train on my own-I like the fact that my “Work Office” is the great outdoors and I can get some sun while I am working.
Thanks,Jim,
I love your newsletter-very informative.
Bonnie Hardie
South Florida Personal Trainer
Bonnie,
I totally agree regarding running your own business. I have had my own training business for over 17 years, and have never turned back. It is interesting to note that my last “JOB” was at Sports Club - Los Angeles, one of the top executive health clubs in the country.
As far as training outside, I know where you are coming from. I have trained people overlooking the Pacific Ocean in Santa Monica. Being locked up in a gym for 12+ hours a day can wear on you.
One of the advantages of in home personal training is the ability to change locations. You also have the option to take clients outside for a change of pace.
Make sure you set aside valuable marketing time for continuous business growth.
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Jim
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