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Research the NCCA and maybe you'll change your opinion. They are a joke. They accredit anyone willing to pay them. Check out their list of 'accredited companies' and try not to laugh.

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don't give up. Do what you need to do to pay the bills but don't hang up the gloves too easily.

You're are not going to have this vast array of clientele selection to choose from. You are most likely going to be confined to soccer moms and CEOs

Your certification program was supposedly to provide 'basic knowledge'... at the very least.

Switch to a machine for a few months.... After the muscle heals.

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... For free.

There are no non-surgical solutions for lose skin.

Good advice.

The best trainers have clients come to them. They don't need to hunt them down.

It also depends on the cert holder. If Jay Cutler (either one) applied for a personal training job at your gym and only had an AFAA certification, I doubt anyone would tell him to go away until he...

Be sure your clients will follow you before solidifying a new location. You'd be surprised how many would be unwilling to 'downgrade' facilities.

Unless your nutritional consultation is conservative and generalized, I would argue most of them do not follow it... At least not consistently. You will learnt hat most 'clients' don't have it in...

What's the personal training market like in Ireland? How are the gyms? Any info would be very interesting.

Many of them. Of course I'm not married.

Professional insurance is generally pretty cheap. A couple hundred bucks or so for a million dollar coverage.

You should pursue those opportunities. No reason not to.

Present ideas and ways you can see yourself contributing in a tangible, monetary, way. If you just sit there, act polite and answer questions you may not stand out. You need to seem as though you are...