Is Online Personal Training Right for YOU?
It's not hard to find a personal trainer; walk into any local gym & you'll likely have plenty of candidates.
So why are so many people turning to the Internet for exercise guidance?
As someone who has tried both in-person and online personal training, I think there are definite advantages to both. If you're a beginner or someone who enjoys face-to-face interaction and/or a set structure, in-person training is probably best for you.
But if you just need a little nudge or some extra expertise, an online trainer is a great way to make your investment last a lot longer.
The million-dollar question:
"Are the results as good as what you would get from a in-person trainer?"
Online training can be even better in some circumstances when time, price, and location are issues.
In-person Training can be more effective if you have never worked out before and need help with form, motivation and accountability.
The effectiveness relies a lot on how motivated the client is to achieve his or her goals—and that would still be a factor when working in-person or online.
In other words, you only get back what you put into it. You have to do the work for any kind of training to be effective.
ONLINE TRAINING ADVANTAGE
Two of the biggest advantages of online training are affordability and flexibility. Since the sessions aren't done in-person, the client can choose the best time to complete the workouts. Plus, clients can choose to do the workouts at home using the equipment they have available. The cost is typically significantly less too. For example, my online training programs cost less per month than most hour-long in-person sessions.
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