personal trainer
The profession I have chosen for my career is a Personal Trainer. A personal trainer is a fitness professional who helps clients achieve fitness goals and a healthy lifestyle. I chose it not because I had to but because it is something that I am extremely passionate about. I am in a fitness environment on an almost daily basis. I have the capability of making fitness a fun activity for my friends and motivate them to incorporate a healthy fitness routine in their everyday lives. I already have an understanding that by eating healthy and engaging in physical activity will help myself be as healthy as I can be. I have an interest in motivating others to achieve this mind set.
The educational requirements for this profession, of course, varies depending on where you are employed and how detailed your position is. You can perform this job with minimal education of only a Personal Trainer Certification, however, it would be at the beginners’ level. Many employers, however, prefer their trainers to have a degree in exercise science, physical education, or kinesiology or a related fitness field. Typically employers expect certification along with practical experience and formal education. (Career Cruising). A personal trainer certainly obtains a core of their experience through hands-on experience as well as their anatomy knowledge through their college education of 4 years. There are many universities now that offer personal trainer courses. The education costs vary depending on how in depth you wish to pursue your education. You can do certification courses, online courses, and actual college courses. (Livestrong). You will need to have good people skills as well as being extremely physically fit. You will need to want to be moving every single minute for 7 to 8 hours per day. You don’t need that much experience but you must be able to keep your clients interested in the workout and know how to use the gym equipment. Experience can be
The educational requirements for this profession, of course, varies depending on where you are employed and how detailed your position is. You can perform this job with minimal education of only a Personal Trainer Certification, however, it would be at the beginners’ level. Many employers, however, prefer their trainers to have a degree in exercise science, physical education, or kinesiology or a related fitness field. Typically employers expect certification along with practical experience and formal education. (Career Cruising). A personal trainer certainly obtains a core of their experience through hands-on experience as well as their anatomy knowledge through their college education of 4 years. There are many universities now that offer personal trainer courses. The education costs vary depending on how in depth you wish to pursue your education. You can do certification courses, online courses, and actual college courses. (Livestrong). You will need to have good people skills as well as being extremely physically fit. You will need to want to be moving every single minute for 7 to 8 hours per day. You don’t need that much experience but you must be able to keep your clients interested in the workout and know how to use the gym equipment. Experience can be