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Old 09-17-2013, 02:01 PM   #1  
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I bought a 4 day trial with a trainer at my gym...while I don't really agree with 100% of what he says he can sure drag you through a work out. I like him because he'll actually watch you and your form carefully and adjust you accordingly if you aren't spot on, plus the extra encouragement really helps me push myself...and he's hot so..

I'm thinking about hiring him full time, but I read it's like....$600-$900 or something? JEEEZE @___@ I could make payments but damn.
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I would talk to him, or the front desk at the gym to find out exactly how much he charges - that seems like a lot, unless you were pre-paying for a set number of sessions. You can also ask around at the gym to see if there is anyone else who would want to split the cost with you. I've been thinking about doing that with a friend of mine - she's had really good luck with her trainer, and her trainer said that if we both wanted to come to the sessions the cost would be the same and we could just split it.

A trainer can be an excellent motivator, and it sounds like he's a good one because he actually corrects your form. And if he's hot, well...
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I would talk to him, or the front desk at the gym to find out exactly how much he charges - that seems like a lot, unless you were pre-paying for a set number of sessions. You can also ask around at the gym to see if there is anyone else who would want to split the cost with you. I've been thinking about doing that with a friend of mine - she's had really good luck with her trainer, and her trainer said that if we both wanted to come to the sessions the cost would be the same and we could just split it.

A trainer can be an excellent motivator, and it sounds like he's a good one because he actually corrects your form. And if he's hot, well...
I think its that much, I saw a flyer and thought it said something like that. @__@
I'll talk with him about it, I have 3 more sessions with him. Just the 4 cost me about $100.

And yes...very. Like lots of muscles, young, pretty boy eyes... yessir.
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Lol, he sounds motivating!
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4 sessions for $100 is a bargain.
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