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  • Ladies!!!
    I'm officially a personal trainer!!!!
    As some of you may know I've been working at the front desk of a gym until I earned my certification and today I was hired on as a trainer!
  • OMG congratulations!!!
  • Congrats!!
  • Congrats! I wanna do that someday!
  • Congrats!
  • So awesome! Congrats to you!
  • Wow!!! Congrats!
  • thanks ladies!
    I can't wait to start with my first client and help them achieve their goals! I'm nervous but excited!
  • That's wonderful and incredibly inspiring!
  • Congrats! That is awesome news!
  • What an amazing inspiration...congrats on this new endeavor in your life!
  • Way to go!
  • Congrats! I've been curious as to what it all entails, and you seem like someone that has similar experiences to myself. Would you mind talking a bit about the process and what you've had do in order to receive your certifications? Thanks!
  • Hey LBLAZY!
    So this is only my case but I'm actually a health sciences major in school (I've been interested in the medical field my entire life.) and through my classes and through this whole journey I come to realize my true calling, if you will.
    Each organization has differences in emphasis and has their own requirements for certification so you would have to check them out and see what interests you. The most widely known are ACSM, ACE, and NASM. Depending on your location you can also go through a personal training school such as NPTI which has locations in many states. I know a lot of personal trainers through my gym that studied at NPTI and theyre wonderful.
    Each certification will provide you with the same basis, with minor differences in perscription and recommendation.
    My college personal training classes teach ACSM guidelines so that is the certification I chose to recieve. You don't have to take any classes (although I believe they are available) if you just want to buy the books and study on your own and then you take the exam. Depending on if you have a degree (and in what) there are many other fitness and health related certifications available through ACSM (and I would assume the others as well, but like I said I'm ACSM trained)
    I say that if youre interested in the field then go for it! Congrats on your journey btw! We do have quite similar stats lol
  • This is an awesome NSV! I'm sure that with weight loss experience in your background, you'll be a fantastic, empathetic personal trainer. Best of luck!