Why You SHOULD Hire A Personal Trainer (7 Benefits Explained)

Many people aren't always certain if a personal trainer is for them, or if they really even need one when there are so many group classes, online programs, and fitness e-books out on the market. In this video I'm going to share 7 benefits that will help explain why you should hire a personal trainer to put you on the fast track to your goals!

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I am not a doctor, or a medical professional. Always consult a physician before starting any exercise program. Use of this information is strictly at your own risk. I will not assume any liability for direct or indirect losses or damages that may result from the use of information contained in this video including but not limited to economic loss, injury, illness or death.

[ConstantlyVariedFitness]

What benefit do you think is the most important when having a personal trainer?

[stananderson]

I started lifitng at age 58. After almost 5 years, I will occassionally switch up my routines (I think that is important). I also hurt my shoulder helping move and found out I am prone to shoulder problems. Trying to go online for information is overwelming and much of it is not very good advice. I finally got a personal trainer. I feel like I am starting from baby steps, especially since I have been lifitng fairly heavily for almost 5 years. However, I have someone that can assess me where my weak points are (and its not all just building muscle and hitting the weights), show me how to do with correct form and watch as I do them. Fortunately I can afford it. If you are serious about lifting/ getting in shape and you can afford it. I would recommend it.

[tobebuilds]

This video convinced me to hire a personal trainer.

[ryujin]

Hi, can you talk about how to find in-person personal trainers. Many of the ones I’ve seen are mostly online personal trainers that require to have access to a gym and several equipments. As someone who has never gone to the gym and have no idea what most machines are/do, it kinda sucks. I think an in-person personal trainer (even if it’s more expensive) is far more effective.
But how do we find in-person personal trainers ?
Thank you 🙏

[Sebas-dutx]

Hi Hudson, can you make a video on MSM / HSW please, those are the hardest things for me?
PS. Good video

[hassan-gkwt]

I pat 900 pounds 💷 to my pt 2nd month so far so gd