Working at two different gyms at the same time as a PT?

[Matchstick_Man]

So I recently got a job as a PT (about 1.5 months ago) and the hours are not enough for me to make good money so far. I was thinking about applying to another gym about 20 minutes away from my current one (so not really a competitor) in order to get more clients/hours. Is this a bad idea if my boss finds out? I don't want to ask him since I'm still fairly new. I'm in Canada at a community gym and I'm looking to apply to another gym that is a health club/commercial gym if that makes a difference. Also, would the gyms I'm applying to care if I'm still working at another one?

[Fims]

So I recently got a job as a PT (about 1.5 months ago) and the hours are not enough for me to make good money so far. I was thinking about applying to another gym about 20 minutes away from my current one (so not really a competitor) in order to get more clients/hours. Is this a bad idea if my boss finds out? I don't want to ask him since I'm still fairly new. I'm in Canada at a community gym and I'm looking to apply to another gym that is a health club/commercial gym if that makes a difference. Also, would the gyms I'm applying to care if I'm still working at another one?

Is the gas worth it?

[Matchstick_Man]

Is the gas worth it?

The one I'm currently working at is a 20 min drive and the other one is a 10 min bike ride.

[PerFit]

I personally would not want a staff member working at another stufio/gym.

big conflict of interests.

[Quistfitness]

Also, consider once your do start getting several clients. You will eventualy have to chose one place or the other. Going back and forth is going to take a big chunk out of your paycheck due to travel time and expense.

[etherHATESether]

I know a girl that works at three different gyms <_<

[JulianBee]

I personally would not want a staff member working at another stufio/gym.

big conflict of interests.

This. Plus, you shouldn't expect to be busy after working there for 6 weeks because it takes time (sometimes months) to build a steady client base. If I were you, I'd stick to one gym unless financially you're in a position in which you have to make more money now.