Worked as a personal trainer for the last 8 years. I charge between 70-90$/hr and have used this business to put myself through college and hopefully through physical therapy school next year.
Hey Tim, As an aspiring PT student, I think the first and last side hustle are amazing! Will definitely look into that extra income in the future. Thank you so much for your channel and the way you try to help others!
I'm in my first year of physical therapy school at university of maryland. I run a hybrid virtual/in person training buisness. I work 10hrs a week and make $2-3000 a month. Its the best side hustle.
I have always wondered about PT for seniors in their homes. When working as an aide so many seniors said they wished they could keep coming because it gave them incentive to exercise. Seems like it could be very lucrative and fill a space for those who aren't mobile enough to hit the gym but don't necessarily need a PT.
I am currently a personal trainer in the Bay Area and applying to physical therapy school. Personal training in San Francisco can range from 80-150$/hr. While virtual training can range from 40-60$/hour.
Great video! I think the BEST advice was on digitizing services. That will give the most longevity, freedom and quality of life... basically the only way we are going to survive into the future. I see you are masterfully applying your business education and physical therapy education. Well done sir.
Hey Tim, thank you so much for creating such an informative and helpful video. You kind of touched on this in you Why you became a PT video, but why did you choose PT over other healthcare careers (e.g. Physician, Nurse Practitioner, PA, Athletic Trainer, etc.)? Also, as a PT, do u have any direct access to Patient care? Thank you so much Tim for all your help! You deserve at least 100,000+ subs!
Hey Ash! Very kind of you :) honestly I didn’t shadow any of those fields and I should have! Not because I regret becoming a PT but I think it would have been smart to do. I didn’t go into med school because my wife was in med school at the time and I didn’t want to go down the physician route. PT was appealing because of the nature of the work, the flexible hours, and potential to start my own practice. I’ve since moved away from the idea of opening my own clinic and I’m not interested in that at all anymore. A lot of extra work to do that - I’d rather focus on my online business creating YT videos and writing on the blog. Thanks for asking and for being a part of the channel!
@@PTProgress Hey Tim, thanks so much for the feedback! PT is definitely such an awesome career. Do you foresee growth in the field in the future in terms of salary and direct access to Patients? Thanks!
I hope it does! But insurance companies will always try to trim as much as possible. It will be up to enterprising PTs to figure out new ways to deliver solutions to people who need PT. The standard clinic mode will be around in 20 years, but there’s an even bigger opportunity ahead for PTs who think outside of the box.
Hi Tim, I wanted to share you blogging info with my sister. She loves and is good at writing. I think this would be a good side hussle for her. I did not see the link in here you were talking about. If you have time please post it here. Also, I started watching your channel when I got in PTA school. I'm now in my last semester. You share alot of valuable info. I enjoy your videos, keep it up!
@@PTProgress I thought in the video you said you were going to share a blogging how link and tips. I could be mistaken but I didnt see the link. If you have it on hand please share it. If not no worries, I'm sure your a busy guy you dont have to go searching for it. Thank you for the response!
Could you discuss some of the recommendations for travel while in your DPT program? 1st year DPT student planning for a lot of travel while in my program.
Hi Tim… My name is Michael. I’ve been a PT in a private practice for 15-20 years. I’m looking into a little extra money on the side and have been thinking about your digitizing topic. I have an idea for a PDF. Any recommendations for a company to help publish or advertise? Thank you
The best skill we as PTs provide is the ability to feel, assess and treat with our hands. IMO when you digitize services or do telehealth you cheapen our profession. I understand in a pandemic is is sometimes the only option but it should be the last option.
I'm a 15 yr old boy living in New Zealand and I plan to become a physiotherapist, I have thought about working with a sports team, clinic or school. Which do you recommend? I am very fit but also intellectual. If I became a personal trainer would it distract me from my university work? I would also like to ask if there is anything I could do to ensure a better position as a Physiotherapist, such as qualifications to add to my CV or something that I could invest my time or money in? This is quite new to me and I was wondering if you could help me out :)
Hey Tim I am fromm Greece and I am studying Pt here. My dream is to move to the US in the future to chase a career there. I like Pt and the treatment-rehab part but I also like the training part such as perso AL training, I think from Pt you can gain much more knowledge about the body than a single personal trainer, so with a qualification about personal training it's like you have 2 options, I'm not sure about how to built things yet though, what's your opinion (I was also thinking online coaching etc)
I am currently a personal trainer applying to Physical therapy. I can tell you that both PT and personal training go hand in hand. Knowing both skills will make you a very valuable practitioner. One route I will start looking into is performance physical therapy (hybrid). This sort of a new field, as these physical therapist work with athletes and general populations by being able not just do rehab but take then to performance training also. I will look into the EXOS Human performance methodology, Sue Falsone, and Kelly Starret there some of the pioneers of the whole performance physical therapist ideology.
Worked as a personal trainer for the last 8 years. I charge between 70-90$/hr and have used this business to put myself through college and hopefully through physical therapy school next year.
Thanks for sharing! That’s awesome - great way to work through school too!
when did you get the time to take a pt course?
Do you train independently? How did you find clients willing to pay that hourly rate
@@bitario723 Why other jobs in the medicine field would you recommend because im a freshman in college looking to do PT
Why bother, you’re already making more money hourly than us PTs
Hey Tim,
As an aspiring PT student, I think the first and last side hustle are amazing! Will definitely look into that extra income in the future. Thank you so much for your channel and the way you try to help others!
I'm in my first year of physical therapy school at university of maryland. I run a hybrid virtual/in person training buisness. I work 10hrs a week and make $2-3000 a month. Its the best side hustle.
Hii Keenan
I have a question, on virtual how do u sell ur services or provide value?
Was it phone calls, messaging, website / videos or app or what
I have always wondered about PT for seniors in their homes. When working as an aide so many seniors said they wished they could keep coming because it gave them incentive to exercise. Seems like it could be very lucrative and fill a space for those who aren't mobile enough to hit the gym but don't necessarily need a PT.
I just recently graduated PT school in the Philippines, I'm about to go to California soon and the last one on the list gave me a lot of ideas!
I am currently a personal trainer in the Bay Area and applying to physical therapy school. Personal training in San Francisco can range from 80-150$/hr. While virtual training can range from 40-60$/hour.
Thanks for sharing! That’s awesome and a great opportunity especially during this time!
Great video! I think the BEST advice was on digitizing services. That will give the most longevity, freedom and quality of life... basically the only way we are going to survive into the future. I see you are masterfully applying your business education and physical therapy education. Well done sir.
This was a very helpful video, thank you!
Hey Tim, thank you so much for creating such an informative and helpful video. You kind of touched on this in you Why you became a PT video, but why did you choose PT over other healthcare careers (e.g. Physician, Nurse Practitioner, PA, Athletic Trainer, etc.)? Also, as a PT, do u have any direct access to Patient care? Thank you so much Tim for all your help! You deserve at least 100,000+ subs!
Hey Ash! Very kind of you :) honestly I didn’t shadow any of those fields and I should have! Not because I regret becoming a PT but I think it would have been smart to do. I didn’t go into med school because my wife was in med school at the time and I didn’t want to go down the physician route. PT was appealing because of the nature of the work, the flexible hours, and potential to start my own practice. I’ve since moved away from the idea of opening my own clinic and I’m not interested in that at all anymore. A lot of extra work to do that - I’d rather focus on my online business creating YT videos and writing on the blog. Thanks for asking and for being a part of the channel!
@@PTProgress
Hey Tim, thanks so much for the feedback! PT is definitely such an awesome career. Do you foresee growth in the field in the future in terms of salary and direct access to Patients? Thanks!
I hope it does! But insurance companies will always try to trim as much as possible. It will be up to enterprising PTs to figure out new ways to deliver solutions to people who need PT. The standard clinic mode will be around in 20 years, but there’s an even bigger opportunity ahead for PTs who think outside of the box.
Every PT is qualified to provide personal training services.
I have my cscs and own my business where I do small group personal training 2-5 people and charge 120 an hour they divide up how they want its sweet!
What do you need to do about malpractice insurance ? If you are tele-pt etc. or e-book diagnosing?
Hi Tim, I wanted to share you blogging info with my sister. She loves and is good at writing. I think this would be a good side hussle for her. I did not see the link in here you were talking about. If you have time please post it here. Also, I started watching your channel when I got in PTA school. I'm now in my last semester. You share alot of valuable info. I enjoy your videos, keep it up!
Thanks MM! Which link are you referencing? Happy to add it but I’m not sure which one you’re referring to. Thanks!
@@PTProgress I thought in the video you said you were going to share a blogging how link and tips. I could be mistaken but I didnt see the link. If you have it on hand please share it. If not no worries, I'm sure your a busy guy you dont have to go searching for it. Thank you for the response!
This is the article I was referring to: www.ptprogress.com/how-to-make-money-with-a-blog-for-beginners/
@@PTProgress ty I look forward to your next video!
Could you discuss some of the recommendations for travel while in your DPT program? 1st year DPT student planning for a lot of travel while in my program.
Hi Tim…
My name is Michael. I’ve been a PT in a private practice for 15-20 years. I’m looking into a little extra money on the side and have been thinking about your digitizing topic. I have an idea for a PDF. Any recommendations for a company to help publish or advertise? Thank you
Thank you!
U mentioned golf in ur few videos.. bet u play it too.. btw good content Tim.. thank u for sharing
Hii, which side hustle i can use for tutoring??
How old are you if I may ask sir??
The best skill we as PTs provide is the ability to feel, assess and treat with our hands. IMO when you digitize services or do telehealth you cheapen our profession. I understand in a pandemic is is sometimes the only option but it should be the last option.
I'm a 15 yr old boy living in New Zealand and I plan to become a physiotherapist, I have thought about working with a sports team, clinic or school. Which do you recommend? I am very fit but also intellectual. If I became a personal trainer would it distract me from my university work? I would also like to ask if there is anything I could do to ensure a better position as a Physiotherapist, such as qualifications to add to my CV or something that I could invest my time or money in? This is quite new to me and I was wondering if you could help me out :)
Hey Tim I am fromm Greece and I am studying Pt here. My dream is to move to the US in the future to chase a career there. I like Pt and the treatment-rehab part but I also like the training part such as perso AL training, I think from Pt you can gain much more knowledge about the body than a single personal trainer, so with a qualification about personal training it's like you have 2 options, I'm not sure about how to built things yet though, what's your opinion (I was also thinking online coaching etc)
I am currently a personal trainer applying to Physical therapy. I can tell you that both PT and personal training go hand in hand. Knowing both skills will make you a very valuable practitioner. One route I will start looking into is performance physical therapy (hybrid). This sort of a new field, as these physical therapist work with athletes and general populations by being able not just do rehab but take then to performance training also. I will look into the EXOS Human performance methodology, Sue Falsone, and Kelly Starret there some of the pioneers of the whole performance physical therapist ideology.
Nice shirt!
Hello Tim
can I get your email please
I have few questions and about program
You’re welcome to reach out to me on the contact form on the blog 👍
Renting out the rooms paid for the house haha.
This is one of the most generic videos ever. Just say 7 side hustles for anyone