I’m a programmer and have taken up as a personal trainer. Your stuff has been more important than NASM, I swear. Also. You make me want to put up my fitness calculator programs I’ve built since being a trainer. Wanna give back like you do!
Jeff your videos are priceless! Im working on my ISSA and in my free time im watching videos like yours. Easy to digest, detailed, and entertaining! God Bless you sir!
I work in a big box gym and I am a new PT ..I am natural introvert and enjoy my time in the gym and naturally compliment and praise people. So I do know what he says makes complete sense.
Fantastic content buddy. I am new in the industry and started following you recently and your content is great and helps young personal trainers like myself.
Btw you’ve helped me out A LOT only been a PT for less than 2 months and I’ve gotten 12 clients (some consistent, some one off sessions) - I still have imposter syndrome but I’m working on it. But thank you so much for helping me just gather my thoughts and get some work done 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿 appreciate you
Great video. I'm up for my second interview step as a trainer. I'll be shadowing a HIIT class and then conduct one with the gym's employees. I won't lie-I am a little intimidated about it. I do have a BS in kinesiology (double major with physical education) but have never worked in the field in the ten years since I graduated. Your tips are great and I definitely plan to use them for both the interview process and training if I get the job.
What are they asking questions about? First, get to Understand why they aren’t following the program. Set up smaller goals to have them do it or focus in one on or two things vs many things.
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation question like, why you given this diet, why this much quantity of meal, why I have to do this exercise, why did u give me this much reps, does this diet works, is this sets sufficient likewise
I was wondering if you have any tips on communicating in advance a disability or something alike like being half deaf? Also thank you for this video. This is the only channel I subscribed without waiting a whole week of seeing your content. you are extremely helpful.
Thank you! I really appreciate the support! I’ve had clients who were hard of hearing or had other communication issues. I’ve often times had to say things very slowly for clients with hearing issues that way they can read lips. You could always communicate back and forth via writing between sets when necessary too! Just remember to patient and friendly with people with hearing issues. They typically wont mind a small initial learning curve.
Hey Jeff, great video! It has helped me a lot. Quick question: how would you go about communicating or engaging with a client that doesn’t like talking? I respect if they don’t want to and are just there to work, but sometimes it’s a bit awkward haha I usually help with counting their reps or set up the next exercise so I’m not just there standing. Any tips for that?
Hah totally get that sometimes awkward feeling! I would just ask them basic questions about the workout if they’re not super conversing, “How’s that weight feel?” “How many more reps could you do?” “Did that feel easy, medium or hard?” You can also just ask basic questions like if they have any weekend plans, or what they’re eating for lunch/dinner that day. Might not be a full conversation but it’s not silence!
@sorta healthy. Dear Jeff. What advice will you give new PT in context of thier behaviour with thier colleagues. Especially if they are new to the business and don't have much experience training clients. I dont have a fitness back ground and work for a big box gym. I have a hospitality and Cabin crew back ground and love Personal Training. I love people and used to train cabin crew as a passion. I am now with fitness first and see a lot of hostility from some Personal trainers and I also know some of them are spreading a word that I don't have any background and train my clients properly. Can you please help me with my dilemma. It can also be a question for your next blog. Regards Madhav.
I would ignore them and do your own thing. Make sure that you’re up to date on your education, do your best to communicate like a professional with everyone, and then let the clients choose. Trainers can be a judgmental bunch so I wouldn’t focus on them too much, just focus on you and what you can control.
How do you go about scheduling client workouts? Is it the same day/time every week? Or do they choose their own days/times at the beginning of the week? Or something else? Thanks in advance!
Most of our clients come in at the same time every week and just change them as needed. Some client switch up their times every week though. It’s a little different for everyone. Our schedule system Vagaro makes it pretty easy either way.
Hi!! We will actually be making a video on this at some point, I’m just not sure when. Training clients during pregnancy is a long winded answer to be honest. A lot of it depends on how fit they were/how much they exercised prior to becoming pregnant. In general, after the first trimester, you want to avoid exercises laying down since it can diminish blood flow. Certain abdominal exercises such as planks can also be iffy due to difficulty properly engaging the abdominals. Overall, lighter weights will be required, longer breaks and lots of checking in with the client to see how they are feeling and doing. Again, we’ll be covering this in greater detail at some point!
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation also a big big shoutout to you guys , you have brought me such great value of information. Keep doing what you do cause you definitely made a mark .. cheers 😄
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I’m a programmer and have taken up as a personal trainer. Your stuff has been more important than NASM, I swear.
Also. You make me want to put up my fitness calculator programs I’ve built since being a trainer. Wanna give back like you do!
Thank you so much! That really is great to hear!
Jeff your videos are priceless! Im working on my ISSA and in my free time im watching videos like yours. Easy to digest, detailed, and entertaining! God Bless you sir!
Glad you find the content helpful!
I work in a big box gym and I am a new PT ..I am natural introvert and enjoy my time in the gym and naturally compliment and praise people. So I do know what he says makes complete sense.
Another new trainer here, appreciating you & these videos!!!
Thank you! The support is always appreciated!
I am a client and agree wholeheartedly with all of these.
Thanks! That’s always great to hear!
thank you so much, i brought a new notebook just to write down your useful information in order not to forget, i practice them too, thank you again
So glad you find the content helpful!
Fantastic content buddy. I am new in the industry and started following you recently and your content is great and helps young personal trainers like myself.
Thank you! I’m glad that you’re finding it helpful!
Btw you’ve helped me out A LOT only been a PT for less than 2 months and I’ve gotten 12 clients (some consistent, some one off sessions) - I still have imposter syndrome but I’m working on it. But thank you so much for helping me just gather my thoughts and get some work done 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿 appreciate you
Thanks! Sounds like you’re off to a great start! Keep up the good work! The imposter syndrome fades with time!
How did you go about getting those 12 Clients? Did you have to work the floor a lot and approach people?
Binging all of your videos for refreshers, you helped me complete my NASM. Thank you!
That’s awesome to hear! Thanks for the support!
Great video. I'm up for my second interview step as a trainer. I'll be shadowing a HIIT class and then conduct one with the gym's employees. I won't lie-I am a little intimidated about it. I do have a BS in kinesiology (double major with physical education) but have never worked in the field in the ten years since I graduated. Your tips are great and I definitely plan to use them for both the interview process and training if I get the job.
I’m sure you killed it! It sounds like you’d be a great candidate!
What else can i say? Awesome as always! Thank you for your knowledge :)
Thank you! I really appreciate hearing that!
Great content Jeff, how to handle clients who keeps on asking questions but don't follow the plan given to him
What are they asking questions about? First, get to Understand why they aren’t following the program. Set up smaller goals to have them do it or focus in one on or two things vs many things.
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation question like, why you given this diet, why this much quantity of meal, why I have to do this exercise, why did u give me this much reps, does this diet works, is this sets sufficient likewise
I was wondering if you have any tips on communicating in advance a disability or something alike like being half deaf?
Also thank you for this video. This is the only channel I subscribed without waiting a whole week of seeing your content. you are extremely helpful.
Thank you! I really appreciate the support! I’ve had clients who were hard of hearing or had other communication issues.
I’ve often times had to say things very slowly for clients with hearing issues that way they can read lips. You could always communicate back and forth via writing between sets when necessary too!
Just remember to patient and friendly with people with hearing issues. They typically wont mind a small initial learning curve.
Keep them coming! I appreciate these videos and tips💪
Thank you! We plan on making many more!
thank u so much buddy
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Thank you for your help from all your videos
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I'm new to channel and LEARN ALOT from You
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This is a great video and as a new trainer, it's beneficial to hear your advice. Thanks for making this video.
Glad it was helpful!
I needed this so bad.. I just had a job interview and they seemed to like me.. thanks for the information 🖤
I’m sure your interview went well! Good luck! I’m glad that you found the video helpful!
Hey I was looking up ways to prepare for certification and i saw your videos! They are very helpful and I just wanted to say thank you so much!
Glad I could help!
Great content again! Could you make a video on the jobs that personal trainer can lead to? Such as fitness director.
Thanks! I’ll definitely cover that one at some point!
Dude thank you so much for your content. Really helping me as a new certified PT.
Happy to help! Thanks for your support!
Really lots of valuable stuff
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Great advice!
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Perfect, thank you 🙏🏽
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As a new trainer, this is the best video I’ve watched yet!! Thank you 💪🏻
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Hey Jeff, great video! It has helped me a lot.
Quick question: how would you go about communicating or engaging with a client that doesn’t like talking?
I respect if they don’t want to and are just there to work, but sometimes it’s a bit awkward haha
I usually help with counting their reps or set up the next exercise so I’m not just there standing. Any tips for that?
Hah totally get that sometimes awkward feeling!
I would just ask them basic questions about the workout if they’re not super conversing,
“How’s that weight feel?” “How many more reps could you do?” “Did that feel easy, medium or hard?”
You can also just ask basic questions like if they have any weekend plans, or what they’re eating for lunch/dinner that day. Might not be a full conversation but it’s not silence!
Man.. you are f**king awesome ... Just no bs.. love from India ..
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Thanks for your content!
Of course! Thanks for the support! We really appreciate it!
Do shoes make a difference in the angle of view of the trainer?
No shoes shouldn’t matter too much. You can make training work with anything really.
Thank you for this
Of course! I’m glad that you found it helpful!
You are so cool! I love your contents
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I love your content!!
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The people at NASM could learn alot from YOU
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I am 32, and I have just started my job as a fitness trainer. I feel it's too late. Because of that, I feel a deep sense of shame. I can't control it.
You shouldn’t feel any shame! First off, 32 isn’t old. Second, one of my best trainers is in her late 50’s. It’s never too late to start.
@sorta healthy. Dear Jeff. What advice will you give new PT in context of thier behaviour with thier colleagues. Especially if they are new to the business and don't have much experience training clients. I dont have a fitness back ground and work for a big box gym. I have a hospitality and Cabin crew back ground and love Personal Training. I love people and used to train cabin crew as a passion. I am now with fitness first and see a lot of hostility from some Personal trainers and I also know some of them are spreading a word that I don't have any background and train my clients properly. Can you please help me with my dilemma. It can also be a question for your next blog. Regards Madhav.
I would ignore them and do your own thing. Make sure that you’re up to date on your education, do your best to communicate like a professional with everyone, and then let the clients choose. Trainers can be a judgmental bunch so I wouldn’t focus on them too much, just focus on you and what you can control.
How do you go about scheduling client workouts? Is it the same day/time every week? Or do they choose their own days/times at the beginning of the week? Or something else? Thanks in advance!
Most of our clients come in at the same time every week and just change them as needed. Some client switch up their times every week though. It’s a little different for everyone.
Our schedule system Vagaro makes it pretty easy either way.
Thanks!
Hey got a question how long Are you usually workout with people fór how many months
We retain clients for a long time in my gym. Most clients train with us for many years
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Hi .hi hi hi I really wanted to know about training a client in pregnancy .. do’s and donts..
Hi!! We will actually be making a video on this at some point, I’m just not sure when. Training clients during pregnancy is a long winded answer to be honest. A lot of it depends on how fit they were/how much they exercised prior to becoming pregnant. In general, after the first trimester, you want to avoid exercises laying down since it can diminish blood flow. Certain abdominal exercises such as planks can also be iffy due to difficulty properly engaging the abdominals. Overall, lighter weights will be required, longer breaks and lots of checking in with the client to see how they are feeling and doing. Again, we’ll be covering this in greater detail at some point!
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation also a big big shoutout to you guys , you have brought me such great value of information. Keep doing what you do cause you definitely made a mark .. cheers 😄
Thank you! I really appreciate hearing that!
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