Download or read book How to Be a Successful Personal Trainer written by Chris hitchko and published by . This book was released on 2017-07-05 with total page 84 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This isn't a book on how to get clients, or a shortcut to becoming a celebrity trainer. It's an honest approach on what to expect if you're thinking of becoming a personal trainer and to expose the fitness industries entry standards for what they are-RIDICULOUSLY TOO EASY. Did you know the average personal trainer takes a simple 120-question test and then considers themselves a "fitness professional?" The majority of social media "instafamous" personal trainers have no idea what they are doing and people are getting hurt because trainers lack education. The average personal trainer quits within the first couple of years, why? How To Become A Successful Personal Trainer will answer all of these questions and help prepare you to become the best. Roadmap on How to Become A Successful Personal Trainer:1- The Truth About the Personal Training Industry-Certifications vs. Education2- The Average Day in the Life of a Trainer (Business Aspects of Becoming a Personal Trainer)3- How to Get Interviewed and Hired at a Corporate Gym (Equinox/Crunch/24 Hour Fitness)4- How to Make 75k as a Personal Trainer (The Benchmark for Happiness)5- Interviews from Top Personal TrainersThe Show Up Fitness Academy has a Board of Education with top trainers, PhD's, and doctors, along with a four-month internship. Chris Hitchko has graduated over 700-personal trainers and knows the formula to become successful in the fitness industry. Throughout his twelve-year tenure, he's collaborated with top trainers, professors, nutritionists, and doctors, which allowed him to develop a Board of Education to make sure the material and scientific information is up-to-date. The Show Up Fitness Personal Training Academy Board of Education: Professor Jason Cholewa, PhD Exercise Science, Coastal Carolina; Layne Norton, PhD Nutritional Sciences, University of Illinois; John Rusin, Doctorate in Physical Therapy; Dean Somerset, CSCS; Dr. Chris Perry, MD; Joel Seedman, PhD, University of Georgia.