I'll be training part-time, in addition to working my current full-time job. I'm going to be super busy for a while, but it will all be worth it to work in a very fulfilling position on the side.
I plan to share some posts about my interview experience in the future, which I hope will be helpful to others.
I start my new position on July 28th! Wish me luck!
If you're a trainer, do you have any advice for me?
Congratulations! As someone who has seen a trainer, I recommend motivating each client differently. For example, Chris likes tough love from trainers. You know, like "run harder you little maggot," that sort of thing :) I hated my personal trainer at The Princeton Club who had just been discharged from the Army, but Chris thought he was awesome.
ReplyDeleteThat's great advice, Karis! I definitely need to work on remembering to encourage clients and tell them they're doing a fantastic job at the exercises! I am sure I will have to introduce some tough love techniques, like I did with Craig when I was practice training him recently.
ReplyDeleteCongrats and good luck!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! What an exciting change! So brave of you to follow your passion even though it means extra work.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations. And what a perfect way to start in a new field!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! I am sure this is the start of bigger and better things. Enjoy!
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