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RE-FLEX FITNESS TRAINING CO

Phone: 01159-402-986

NOTTINGHAM, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE

GUNILLA SMITH

Phone: 01224-319-377

ABERDEEN, ABERDEENSHIRE

THE LONDON ACADEMY OF PERSONAL TRAINERS

Phone: 08704-423-231

WALLINGTON, SURREY

Offers workout routines, personal training, weight loss programs, sports nutrition, and more.

www.lapf.co.uk

PILATES PLUS

Phone: 02088-923-403

TWICKENHAM, MIDDLESEX

A unique combination of Pilates and Yoga shop and Pilates studio. Based near Richmond, Surrey, Pilates Plus has everything you need for a relaxed, ...

www.pilates-plus.co.uk

PILATES-EAST

Phone: 07960-436-777

STAMFORD, LINCOLNSHIRE

We like to work closely with our clients, tailoring your programme to meet your ... If you would like to know more about Pilates-east please email ...

www.pilateseast.co.uk

THE PARKS HEALTH & FITNESS CLUB

Phone: 01278-428-153

BRIDGWATER, SOMERSET

www.the-parks.co.uk

MOVES FITNESS LTD

Phone: 01483-850-057

WOKING, SURREY

Listing of Moves Fitness exercise classes in England ... Here you will find information on our teaching methodology, classes and how to join them a...

www.movesfitness.com

PILATESWORKS

Phone: 01932-820-810

WEYBRIDGE, SURREY

www.pilatesworkssurrey.co.uk

BOB JONES

Phone: 02920-470-562

CARDIFF, SOUTH GLAMORGAN

ZEST FOR LIVING

Phone: 01964-603-360

HULL, NORTH HUMBERSIDE

Personal Trainer and Pilates Instructor Hull East Yorkshire UK ... New - Why use a Personal Trainer in Hull ... You have probably come to this site...

www.zestforliving.co.uk

LIFESTYLE FITNESS

Phone: 01743-355-779

SHREWSBURY, SHROPSHIRE

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Does one need any certification to legally become a business consultant?

Does one need any certification or any specific registration, or anything else to become a self employed business consultant? And can one become not only a business- but also some other type of consultant - like "universal consultant"? (e.g. general business consultant + fitness consultant + total well-being consultant + happiness consultant...) Thanks guys.

ytdd

Question answered by Whats Up Doc

Only a license from the country they are doing business in.

What certifications can i get as a personal trainer to make me stand out?

I am just graduating fitness and health promotion and i have my CFC and CPT which are certified fitness consultant and certified personal trainer. we get these through CSEP. but what other certifications can i take to stand out and make me a better personal trainer.

mr. pennypacker

Question answered by jessfitnessbunny

Usually after you get your personal trainer cert. the next thing to get is your nutrition specialist certification. You get this so you can add more value to yourself by prescribing your clients meal plans and guidelines for healthy eating. Not eveyone likes to eat the same things so so can adjust their individual programs to what they like but still get what they need. Also, your average person that is working out is going to eat completely different than a high level athlete. You can also get your advanced PT. That makes you look better than just having the regular PT cert. My boyfriend just got his nutrition specialist from IFPA and he thought it was top notch. I have only taken there PT cert and I feel that its the best after shopping around and then my experience with them. When I have to recertify I plan on doing the nutrition specialist also. There website it www.ifpa-fitness.com Hope this help. Good Luck!

How Can A Fitness Trainer Get More Clients?

I'm a qualified fitness consultant & trainer but it's always a challenge to get new clients (and retain existing ones). Can someone recommend me a book or resource where I can learn to deliver better... something I can relate to as an independent trainer?

Lia A

Question answered by newfield

Barry Lovelace is a legend in the fitness consultancy and training industry. He's even written a book called "Client Are Everywhere", a guide for fitness trainers looking to get more clients. It focuses on how you, as an independent pro in the competitive fitness training industry, can snap up clients efficiently and consistently. You can get more at the site below.

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE between a fitness consultant and personal trainer?

It seems like they do the same thing. What are the differences between them. I want a career in health, fitness, and nutrition and I don't know what career I should pursue. Any suggestions?

nickkelly4dogs

Question answered by mtngoat92025

A fitness consultant usually works with you online and never actually goes with you to the gym or is there when you exercise. A personal trainer is usually someone who is with you to watch your form and motivate you through the actual workout. Educationally they usually have the same certifications, but be careful, just because someone says they are a personal trainer or fitness consultant does not mean that they have actually obtained a certificate. Currently there is no law that says you can't call yourself a personal trainer or consultant without some kind of certification so be sure to ask who they are certified with or at least what experience they have to be able to consult. Especially if you are paying them! Good Luck

How can I become a fitness instructor/ weight loss consultant who specializes in overweight and senior citizen?

I would like to become a fitness instructor and weightloss consultant to help overweight people as well as seniors. What type of training should I get? What type of classes?

ACtimes3

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You can find weight loss programs here http://freearticlesdb.com/book-reviews/weight-loss-diet/weight-loss-programs.html

What are some career that have to do with muscles or fitness?

Like a fitness trainer or physical therapist.. but what are the different options? As someone with MD and struggling with my own problems, and then succeeding the odds, I'm motivated to help other people with similar problems or just fitness overall, but I don't want to work at a regular gym. I'm not super fit and muscular, but it's just something that interests me and I just found out while taking a human anatomy class and learning all the muscles. I got so much into it and researching what each muscle does, and what exercises work those muscles, etc. That helped me out a lot with MD, and I hope to one day help others. any suggestions? All I can think of are physical therapists (because i've seen some), but there must be other careers/jobs out there in that field?

Question answered by RN

* Nutritionist or Wellness Coach * Lifestyle Management Consultant * Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Specialist * Exercise Physiologist * Sports Coach * Biomechanist All of these careers are connected with having a deep understanding of muscle groups, functional organs, ligaments and so on, supported by core topics in anatomy and physiology.

How much should I charge to be a consultant on opening a fitness facility?

I am looking for hourly pay vs. lump sum for project and how much on each. I have the experience in fitness and getting what people what they want in a fitness center, I have always included that as part of being gym manager. I am now managing a facility, and have been approached by someone outside my competition area. Answers preferably from someone who consults and does gym build outs for a living.

shanana

Question answered by Press C

Somewhere between what you think you're worth and what you think the client will pay should do it !

Which is a better qualification: minor in Nutrition, or NESTA (or other) certification in nutrition coaching?

The minor will cost thousands more, but may be a better credential to have if I want to be a trainer or fitness/nutrition consultant down the road. What do you think? Which would you rather see in a trainer you are thinking of hiring?

purplepolkadotpeaches

Question answered by Seagull

For the nutritionist: at the very least a BSc, but even better a MSc in nutrition, with some kind of specialization. For the trainer: at the very least a BSc in athletic training and/or physical therapy.

Is working as a membership consultant at Fitness First a good idea?

I'm a fitness freak and would love to work in a gym - eventually I want to be a trainer but I've got to start somewhere, and I think working for FF would be a better advantage than what I do now (which is, rather ironically, managing a Pizza Hut). I'd love to hear from anyone who worked in sales, especially at gyms about whether it is a good idea.

Aussie Babe

Question answered by Coach Scott Black

Working at a gym is cool but can grow tiring after a while. I have been a fitness trainer for almost 20 years and I have worked in several gyms and out of gyms. I have found more fullfilment going as an independant coach. Check the reference below to see why I chose to be an independant coach. Hope this helps, Coach Scott

Do you need to be a certified professional in order to give nutritional/fitness advice?

In minnesota can a person give out nutrition/fitness advice as a type of consultant if he/she does not posess a certification in Nutrition or personal trainer. I'm contemplating become a diet/exercise consultant and I'm taking some courses, but these will not get me certified. I'm just wondering legally if this can be done without the certifications. I know in most states you don't need the certifications.