How To Become A Fitness Trainer Plr Ebook

PLR Ebook Table Of Contents

Certification Requirements
Educational Requirements
Business Management
Fitness and First Aid
Working with Individual Clients
Working in Groups
How to Assess Client Fitness
How to Train With Little Equipment
Specific Exercises to Melt Pounds
How to Find Inexpensive Facilities
Teaching Nutritional Strategies
Sample Fitness Meal Plans
Fitness Jobs
How to Market your Fitness Business
What Fees to Charge

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Certification Requirements

Requirements for Fitness Trainer Certification

Before you can take any of the different certification tests for becoming a fitness trainer, you have to meet certain standards. These standards will sometimes change according to the type of fitness trainer certification you’re applying for, as well as the standards set by the ruling body of the fitness organization from which you’re applying for certification. A good rule of thumb is to make inquiries before applying for a certification test, asking what requirements the organization may have. By and large, however, here are some of the requirements that are common to most, if not all, fitness organizations for certification.

Age Limit and Diploma – most organizations will set the age limit for their certified trainers at around 18 or 21, and will require, at the least, a high school degree. Not every group requires college degrees, though some of the stricter ones require college degrees in sports sciences even for basic fitness trainer positions. If you’re applying for advanced trainer courses though, such college degrees are a hard prerequisite.