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Personal Trainer In Denville NJ shows what it takes to remain #1!

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Personal Trainer In Denville NJ shows what it takes to remain #1. ‘What a title I picked for my press release!. But this is true. I will not circumvent my story or tactics, instead will show your 5 critical points to be the best trainer around and hopefully one day you can remain number one in your niche. I have accomplished the unaccomplished: Went through the 2002 911 economic recession. 2006 ECONOMIC CRASH. The worse pandemic in the history of humanity. And I’m still the busiest and happiest trainer in the world, with profits that just a few wished to earn, and clients knocking at my door every month, plus a pack of existing clients, that just will never leave me. And here is how I did it:

Train Your Mind To Be The Best

You have to specialize in one area of training. And let the world know what you do best. Many of you love the cross fit aspect. Others the functional training area. And some of you like I did the weight loss niche. After you picked an area of specialization, you must study your craft thoroughly and learn to be the best. Train your mind to tell everyone why they should train with you. In other words, why you better than the rest. This is a constant reminder of you being knowledgeable, efficient and effective, and if you don’t train your brain to spew the facts, no one will. This, train your mind to be the best!

Pick an area of specialty

Like I explained before, you must specialize on an area of training and be the very best. Fitness has multiple areas of training, from kids fitness to strength and conditioning, therefore don’t try to be one trainer in all areas. I did this and had a headache at the end of the day. Now I simplify my work and I’m the busiest ever. Just doing Sports medicine specialty training, and weight loss. The rest is a bonus. You should do the same. Whether is youth training, or senior fitness, you must promote to what you do best!

Never Stop Engaging

With the technology trends, there is nothing more annoying that having to deal with a trainer that spends his time on instagram or whats app while training a client. Put your cell phone a way and focus on your work. Respect your client’s time, they are paying you to have your undivided attention, do not overlook this point, many of the complains I get from clients signing with me is simply that their former trainers were more interested in looking at their instagram or tik-tok accounts than looking at their form. DO NOT ALLOW THIS TO HAPPEN! ENGAGE WITH YOUR CLIENT’S AT ALL TIMES!

Understand Sports Injuries

Nothing is more annoying that having a client complaining of her former trainer’s LACK OF KNPOWLEDGE on sports injuries. Some trainers don’t understand what a shoulder girdle injury means, or a patella joint surgery problem. And instead they have their clients do squats and military presses, and when a client says I can’t, they made them jumped into leg presses or planks, and still become uncomfortable, until their client decides to leave them because they getting worse and can’t take it another day. Don’t be one of them. Instead, become proficient at sports injury and post rehabilitation trainer, and keep your options opened to help out injured individuals seeking for help!

Become Proficient at Prospecting

You must become proficient, at prospecting. Become excited about your craft. Talk to everyone about

your passion, have everyone engaging, and recommending your services, reward your clients for every referral they GIVE YOU. Have business cards, flyers, small signs, I used to carry everything in my car, and hand over information at every opportunity, whether I was a t a restaurant or massage parlor. Your prospecting skills must be improving consistently, and that is simply your ticket to become busier and well known in your community.

Conclusion

Follow these points and become the best possible version of yourselves, remember that what makes a good trainer is hard work and ethics plus a burning desire to keep learning and total caring for your clients!