Personal Trainers Suck…most of them anyway. If you can find a great one like a BB3 Super Trainer then you have discovered Pure GOLD!
A great trainer is not easy to find. Anyone can be a trainer. All you have to do is say “I’m a trainer.” and you are a trainer.
So you need a CERTIFIED Personal Trainer. Right? Well, Last time I checked there were over 400 different personal training certifications and most are not worth the paper they are printed on. In fact, I know someone who had there cat certified online. True story.
This year I am focusing my energy on two areas:
- Teaching Others How to Create Lasting Physical Change. Click here
- Raising the standard for personal trainers.
With our planet as a whole becoming increasingly more fat and unhealthy it’s time to take a stand. While it is imperative for each of us to take full responsibility for our bodies and our lives, we need leaders…that is, we need great personal trainers and coaches to help lead the way.
We need to teach this generation of parents how to take control of their health and fitness so that the children of this generation do not suffer as a result of their parents example but are rather uplifted and inspired by them.
It’s certainly a challenge but as with anything, it is achievable.
In the meantime, watch this funny personal trainer video. Unfortunately, it not far from the truth. If you are a personal trainer or if you have worked with a trainer let me know what you think in the comments section.
The Man, The Myth, The Legend, Jack Lalanne
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lol! so funny!
I had a trainer for 4 months. He was nice and I enjoyed the workouts but i just didnt see a big change and not sure why. Not much nutrition advice…when i followed your program I saw a difference in a few weeks and felt it in a few days.
Yeah, that tends to happen. I haven’t personally experienced this before, in the world of gym workouts, but I have witnessed similar stuff with horsemanship. (I’m a horseback rider, so I tend to use an analogy based from horses and riding).
Whadaya mean Richard Simmons doesn’t get to be an honorary bada*$? He’s been wearing the same size jogging shorts forever-that’s got to count for something! I understand the gist of the post-client and trainer do indeed have to be on the same page. Thank you for bringing that to light.
I’m still all for a silly wiggle-dance until I sweat! I just don’t want that anywhere near the foundation of how I exercise:p