Written by NFPT Staff Writer Wednesday, 10 February 2010 00:00
With a new year comes the prospect of setting and carrying out new goals. Many of your clients will have New Year's resolutions (which likely include fitness). So should you. Successful personal trainers recognize that part of working with a client is to formulate a plan in order to achieve goals that are realistic.Such plans are flexible enough to allow for changes, such as work schedules, that have a direct impact on how much and how often a client can train. Yet, successful fitness plans are rigid enough to keep the client on course.
