Any personal trainer can help you get fit, but to get the most value from the fees you pay, you need to find a fitness trainer who motivates you to work hard and achieve results. When interviewing personal trainers, we suggest you look for these assets:
Certification: Your trainer should have credentials from one of the professional organisations in Australia or New Zealand. Look for certifications from:
Australian Institute of Fitness
Fitness Institute Australia (FIA)
New Zealand Institute of Sport
A TAFE or University
A personality that’s compatible with yours: Do you prefer a cheerleader or a drill sergeant?
Good teaching skills: Your trainer may have a PhD in physiology and be more congenial than Rosie O'Donnell, but can he or she teach you to do a push-up?
Personal attention: A trainer shouldn’t give the same program to a 65-year-old woman and a professional hockey player.
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