The client has more responsibility to eat properly and do some type of cardiovascular exercise, whether it is going for a walk outside three times per week or sitting on the stationary cycle for an hour while watching television. The personal trainer will only control two or three hours a week and it is up to the client to control the rest.
A typical private pt will assess the potential client and find a safe space to exercise, whether it is a garage or a living room. Sometimes, it is a good idea to exercise outside in the fresh air to clear the head and kick start the cardiovascular exercise. The private pt will also establish guidelines regarding cardiovascular exercise and dietary advice.
Benefits of having private personal training extend from being able to exercise in the comfort of your own lounge or garage to being able to save money on petrol costs. There is less travelling time to the gym and less time is spent away from the family or work. There is no traffic, but sessions will be more expensive than the gym because the private pt has to travel. This is an ideal solution for people who work from home and can take a training break without too much time out of the office.
I enjoy being a private pt because the client is always willing to work harder at home and they cannot run away from me because I know where they live...
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