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marc
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On average how many hours a week does a physical trainer work
I am considering being a physical trainer and want to know how long I will be working a week. #student #professional
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Hassan Al
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Hey Marc
Do you mean Physical Therapist which requires specific education and licensing or Personal Trainer which depending on the State doesn't require either?
Do you mean Physical Therapist which requires specific education and licensing or Personal Trainer which depending on the State doesn't require either?
Roj Reed
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Hey Marc,
If you're asking about being a personal trainer, your work schedule is going to depend on how many clients you have. It's important to understand that you will have to build your client base first to get people interested in allowing you to train them. When you actually train a client, a workout session typically last 30 minutes to one hour. The more clients you train per day, the more hours you work. Some personal trainers like to hold group training sessions so that they can train multiple clients at the same time. You will also help your clients with diet and tracking progress towards their goals. A successful personal trainer keeps a very busy schedule.
If you're asking about being a personal trainer, your work schedule is going to depend on how many clients you have. It's important to understand that you will have to build your client base first to get people interested in allowing you to train them. When you actually train a client, a workout session typically last 30 minutes to one hour. The more clients you train per day, the more hours you work. Some personal trainers like to hold group training sessions so that they can train multiple clients at the same time. You will also help your clients with diet and tracking progress towards their goals. A successful personal trainer keeps a very busy schedule.