Switching my career to personal training, need some advice

[KyleAaron]

Why do it separately? Be visible to gym members, gets more clients that way. They obviously have no idea of the potential income of PT. How many members does the place have? Most gyms have 1,000-5,000. Even just 1% of gym members doing 2 sessions a week at even $30 a session adds up fast. And it should be 3% in even a mediocre PT programme.

[Maynard311862]

Well, the gym has an upstairs (front desk, babysitting, zumba room, spinning room, locker rooms) and then once you go downstairs that's where my office and the gym is. The front desk automatically signs members up for "a free session with a personal trainer" so we are clearly visible to the members and they know of us. But my company also has a HORRIBLE reputation which we are trying to help rectify. Which is part of why i think trainers can't do sales at all.

Idk. This is my first training job, so I'm just trying to make the most of what i have and get up as much experience as possible.

[Kataz]

I don't even... Trainers who can't sell their own sessions?

Mind=Blown.