FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
It's not complicated. $150 for a single session. $120 per session when 10 sessions are purchased upfront and in full. Suggestion: don't let price determine your trainer. Find the Trainer that fits you and train as often as your budget allows. Even if this means one session a month. It's all about the relationship and how well you fit together.
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
After meeting for a consultation and completing all the paperwork I will strongly suggest a body composition test. People can be reluctant. They don’t want to see the numbers. But I say knowledge is power and power gets results. Besides, almost without exception the client that refuses regrets the choice because they have lost the chance to see the progress on paper and they have lost their true starting point marker. Next we dive right into nutrition modifications and an exercise program that is tailor made. It’s never one size fits all. Two people can have the same goals, similar bodies, same level of fitness and have polar opposite programs. As a trainer you have to dig really deep to gather the information that creates the path of least resistance for the client. Fitness/Wellness is as mental and emotional as it is physical. Wow. I really went long on that answer. What can I say, I love my job
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
Yes, I spend about 4 hours a week with continuing education publications. All good certifications require continuing education credits in order to remain certified. I also just returned from the Idea World 4 day Conference in Anaheim California. I love learning and it is an exciting time to be in this industry.