Reply
Results 1 to 9 of 9
  1. #1
    Registered User germs1's Avatar
    Join Date: Apr 2009
    Age: 36
    Posts: 425
    Rep Power: 0
    germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100)
    germs1 is offline

    Careers in fitness

    hey, I'm a NASM cert. trainer. i love training but i'm weary of making a living at it. Could someone list some of the more stable careers in fitness??

    i.e. physical therapist
    Reply With Quote

  2. #2
    Registered User germs1's Avatar
    Join Date: Apr 2009
    Age: 36
    Posts: 425
    Rep Power: 0
    germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100) germs1 is not very well liked. (-100)
    germs1 is offline
    Originally Posted by germs1 View Post
    hey, I'm a NASM cert. trainer. i love training but i'm weary of making a living at it. Could someone list some of the more stable careers in fitness??

    i.e. physical therapist
    bump
    Reply With Quote

  3. #3
    Registered User Nate R.'s Avatar
    Join Date: Apr 2007
    Location: New Jersey, United States
    Age: 33
    Posts: 1,239
    Rep Power: 3984
    Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500)
    Nate R. is offline
    Well a physical therapist is a doctorates degree... a lot of schooling. There is corporate personal training and a personal training manager.

    If you go get a bachelors in physical education you can be a gym teacher which is a stable income. There's some other options just throwing a couple off the top if my head.
    Reply With Quote

  4. #4
    HVIII littlebones6's Avatar
    Join Date: Jan 2011
    Location: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
    Posts: 433
    Rep Power: 255
    littlebones6 will become famous soon enough. (+50) littlebones6 will become famous soon enough. (+50) littlebones6 will become famous soon enough. (+50) littlebones6 will become famous soon enough. (+50) littlebones6 will become famous soon enough. (+50) littlebones6 will become famous soon enough. (+50) littlebones6 will become famous soon enough. (+50) littlebones6 will become famous soon enough. (+50) littlebones6 will become famous soon enough. (+50) littlebones6 will become famous soon enough. (+50) littlebones6 will become famous soon enough. (+50)
    littlebones6 is offline
    Yeah physical therapy requires a master's at minimum.

    If you obtain education in the field you could become an clinical exercise specialist or exercise physiologist.

    Health promotion is another route you could go.
    --CUBE--
    Raw Lifter, 242
    Next Meet: Depends when COVID-19 chills out...
    RPS Canadian Nationals 2016: 460/330/500
    RPS Canadian Nationals 2015: 410/295/450
    Reply With Quote

  5. #5
    Registered User bkeim0428's Avatar
    Join Date: Jun 2011
    Location: Allen, Texas, United States
    Age: 39
    Posts: 19
    Rep Power: 0
    bkeim0428 has no reputation, good or bad yet. (0) bkeim0428 has no reputation, good or bad yet. (0) bkeim0428 has no reputation, good or bad yet. (0)
    bkeim0428 is offline
    Originally Posted by germs1 View Post
    hey, I'm a NASM cert. trainer. i love training but i'm weary of making a living at it. Could someone list some of the more stable careers in fitness??

    i.e. physical therapist
    Try to get into corporate fitness rather than the big box gyms. Big companies alot of times have gyms on site and hire personal trainers hourly to work out their employees. There is no sales and you get great pay and benefits. I got into it and totally love it, they started me at 25 an hour, its a great way to make a living.
    Reply With Quote

  6. #6
    In The Gym Sauce-head's Avatar
    Join Date: Aug 2002
    Location: United States
    Age: 44
    Posts: 1,201
    Rep Power: 3156
    Sauce-head is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Sauce-head is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Sauce-head is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Sauce-head is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Sauce-head is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Sauce-head is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Sauce-head is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Sauce-head is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Sauce-head is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Sauce-head is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Sauce-head is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500)
    Sauce-head is offline
    Originally Posted by bkeim0428 View Post
    Try to get into corporate fitness rather than the big box gyms. Big companies alot of times have gyms on site and hire personal trainers hourly to work out their employees. There is no sales and you get great pay and benefits. I got into it and totally love it, they started me at 25 an hour, its a great way to make a living.
    How did you find that job opening? I sometimes see job posts on some of the major job boards for positions like that, but pretty rare.


    Thx in advance



    SH
    NASM CPT
    Reply With Quote

  7. #7
    Registered User Supreme617's Avatar
    Join Date: Oct 2009
    Location: Boston, Massachusetts, United States
    Age: 32
    Posts: 85
    Rep Power: 182
    Supreme617 has no reputation, good or bad yet. (0) Supreme617 has no reputation, good or bad yet. (0) Supreme617 has no reputation, good or bad yet. (0) Supreme617 has no reputation, good or bad yet. (0) Supreme617 has no reputation, good or bad yet. (0) Supreme617 has no reputation, good or bad yet. (0) Supreme617 has no reputation, good or bad yet. (0) Supreme617 has no reputation, good or bad yet. (0) Supreme617 has no reputation, good or bad yet. (0) Supreme617 has no reputation, good or bad yet. (0) Supreme617 has no reputation, good or bad yet. (0)
    Supreme617 is offline
    Originally Posted by germs1 View Post
    hey, I'm a NASM cert. trainer. i love training but i'm weary of making a living at it. Could someone list some of the more stable careers in fitness??

    i.e. physical therapist
    Im about to get my NASM, What are the downsides in becoming a certified personal trainer?
    Reply With Quote

  8. #8
    Registered User Nate R.'s Avatar
    Join Date: Apr 2007
    Location: New Jersey, United States
    Age: 33
    Posts: 1,239
    Rep Power: 3984
    Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500)
    Nate R. is offline
    Originally Posted by Supreme617 View Post
    Im about to get my NASM, What are the downsides in becoming a certified personal trainer?
    It is usually not a stable income and is hard to stay totally booked all the time. That is just in general though, there are a lot of trainers that do stay booked all the time but it is difficult. Also you may be getting some wierd hours depending on who you train. You could have someone that wants to train before they go to work at 5:30 and then your last client could be at 8:00 You ultimately make your own schedule but people work during the day so it is hard. That is why I target stay at home rich moms lol

    Its an awesome job but is risky!
    Reply With Quote

  9. #9
    Registered User Nate R.'s Avatar
    Join Date: Apr 2007
    Location: New Jersey, United States
    Age: 33
    Posts: 1,239
    Rep Power: 3984
    Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500) Nate R. is a glorious beacon of knowledge. (+2500)
    Nate R. is offline
    Originally Posted by Sauce-head View Post
    How did you find that job opening? I sometimes see job posts on some of the major job boards for positions like that, but pretty rare.


    Thx in advance



    SH
    I believe in a previous thread he said he was referred by a friend
    Reply With Quote

Similar Threads

  1. Careers in fitness/nutrition other than personal training
    By sonti in forum Personal Trainers Section
    Replies: 19
    Last Post: 11-06-2011, 01:19 PM

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts