From the monthly archives:

June 2010

The price you pay for personal training can vary greatly; in Charlotte it’ll run anywhere from $20 to $100 an hour. Don’t be seduced by a low price, just because it’s cheap doesn’t mean it’s quality. The average price range of a good personal trainer is usually around $45-70 an hour. Of course, that wouldn’t include travel time if the trainer is coming to you.

The thing to consider is that your personal trainer isn’t just there to help you lose weight, but to make sure that you don’t get hurt in the process. That knowledge is worth the extra money. You’re investing in your health and in your future, after all.

Here is a checklist of things you should ask a potential trainer:

  1. What kind of experience do you have with people with my medical / lifestyle background?
  2. What is your educational background?
  3. What kind of fitness assessment do you do?
  4. Do you work with my health care providers?
  5. Is it possible to have a free training session?

Have a fit and healthy day!

Personal training has several different advantages:

  1. It can help you stay accountable. I know it is hard sometimes to stick to your workouts and nutrition. Personal training can definitely help  you with that.
  2. Motivation. We are dedicated to your success and do everything possible to be motivated and reach your goals.
  3. Safety is another big issue. Personal trainers should be well educated and know the latest research and techniques to keep you safe.
  4. If you seek to increase your performance in a sport like golf, soccer, basketball, etc, personal training can give you the necessary edge to succeed.

Let me know if you have any questions,

Michael

Fun Weight Loss in Charlotte not possible?

June 18, 2010

I don’t know about you but a lot of people who have come to me think loosing weight is one of the most awful things to do and rather painful. I have seen it at the gym multiple times. People are pounding the treadmill for hours, wearing sweat suits and then after six weeks give up on [...]

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