Quite the idea, since i never go to a gym actually. Does anybody have
experiences with these blokes they might want to share? If you do and I
like ’em, I’ll name you my referrer : Free month 4 you.
All I need to do right now ist STILL get more weight -for my dumbells,
not myself, obviously- (I just hit 178 lbs today, SO close to my goal of
180, but I need to rid myself of some fat, too, esp. around the waist
and buttocks – why oh why does fat always collect in those spots first?
🙁 ) to compensate for my upcoming diet – just when I started to get the
hang of cooking…
So there. I am also wondering whether I actually need a trainer – I have
never dieted before but it can’t be that complicated now can it?
Then again it’s only a monthly fee of a few quid for – so i assume –
professional treining support.
Well, I’ve pondered enough. What does the man in the street have to say
to this (apart from “Hello”, or “Well speaking as Conservative candidate
I just drone on and on and on…never letting anyone else get a word in
edgeways, until I start foaming at the mouth and fall over backwards.”)
A few quid?? Depending upon where you live, prices for private personal trainer’s
(not the gym-type personal trainer, thats different) can range from $30 an hour to
$100 an hour! During the summer break (im currently at uni full time)
I personal trainer and offer nutritional advice (I have done several courses with
Future Fit Ltd, and am NVQ 2 qualified and registered with REPs), and i
wouldnt charge anything less than $40 an hour – a price which is very
reasonable compared to alot of the competition in my area.
You really need to weigh up the pro’s and con’s – if you can invest the
time to research it and plan out your diet and training you dont need a
personal trainer.
Oh, i only just noticed you’re referring to this Mens Health personal trainer thing.
You aint gonna get PRIVATE personal trainer for a few quid – only the crap that you
get in gyms where you get some inqualified gimp just stand next to you
with you on a treadmill going “yeah, keep it up ..
invovles lots of planning, research, and close monitoring with a
technical understanding of exercise from a QUALIFIED personal trainer.
Private personal trainer and gym personal trainer are totally different.