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1. What should you look for in a personal trainer?
2. How much exercise do I do in a day?


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3. What types of aerobic activity do you recommend?



1. What should you look for in a personal trainer?

What to look for in a personal trainer:

Qualification: Certification is the first thing to look for.  A personal trainer should be certified because that's your assurance you're working with a trainer who has the knowledge to provide you with a safe and effective workout.

Not just any certification will do. You want a personal trainer who has been certified by a nationally recognized certifying organization, like AFAA, which happens to be the largest non-profit fitness-certifying organization in the world. Certification is more than a piece of paper. For example, to qualify for AFAA certification, a personal trainer has to pass an intensive three-and-a-half hour, 175-question exam that covers exercise science and programming knowledge, including anatomy, kinesiology, health screening, basic nutrition and instructional methods. All FITLife personal trainers are certified and many are degreed in exercise. After checking certification, there are a few other things you should take into consideration when hiring a personal trainer.

References: This may require asking direct questions. A Checklist to Help You Hire the Right Personal Trainer: Ask for references, ask the trainer for the names and phone numbers of other clients with goals similar to yours. Call to see if they were pleased with their workouts, if the trainer was punctual and prepared, and if they felt their individual needs were addressed. The best personal trainer to hire is the one others give high marks to. We have hundreds of testimonials and references. After your discussion with Sharron she can recommend several or just look at the testimonial pages for assurance of our ethics and effectiveness.

Insurance: Make sure the trainer has liability insurance and provides business policies in writing. Many personal trainers operate as independent contractors and are not employees of a fitness facility. You should find out if the trainer you want to hire carries professional liability insurance. A reputable personal trainer should also make sure you understand the cancellation policy and billing procedure. The best way to avoid confusion and to protect your rights is to have those policies in writing.

Every FITLife personal trainer is covered with liability insurance Look for a trainer who is able to assist you with your special needs A personal trainer should always have you fill out a health history questionnaire to determine your needs or limitations. If you have a medical condition or a past injury, a personal trainer should design a session that takes these into account. If you\'re under a doctor's care, a personal trainer should discuss any exercise concerns with your doctor, and should ask for a health screening or release from your doctor. Our Microfit/ FITLife assessment takes in account your physical concerns as well as your goals.

Rates:Find out what the trainer charges Rates vary, depending on the trainer's experience, and the length and location of the workout session. For example, a personal trainer who works in a fitness club will probably charge less per hour than one who works independently and needs to come to your home or office. All our pricing is on our web site. You may choose between one session in our private studio and many other options. Decide if this is someone you can work with. Some people like to exercise in the morning, some in the evening. Will the personal trainer you're talking to accommodate your schedule? What about the trainer's gender?

Preferences: Some people do better working with a trainer of the same sex; others prefer the opposite sex. FITLife Personal Training has 12 qualified personal trainers. A personality, expertise, time or gender that will motivate you to help you get those incredible results! The personal trainer you select should motivate you by positive, not negative, reinforcement. Even more importantly, that trainer should be someone you like. Sharron will ask you if you think, the trainer is genuinely interested in helping you.

The personal trainer who best measures up is the one to hire. Because that's the professional who will help you get the best results. FITLife Personal Training will match you to the perfect personal trainer for you. Based on your goals, time to workout,  and place  to workout!

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2. How much exercise do I do in a day?
Typically 1 hour a day.
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3. What types of aerobic activity do you recommend?
What ever I can get you to do....
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