Ready, Set, Fit: Personal trainer
Many people are making fitness resolutions and hitting the gym as the new year gets underway. For those considering hiring a personal trainer for the first time, Natasha Geigel spoke to Crunch fitness
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Jan 4, 2016, 3:36 AM
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Updated 3,274 days ago
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Many people are making fitness resolutions and hitting the gym as the new year gets underway.
For those considering hiring a personal trainer for the first time, Natasha Geigel spoke to Crunch fitness manager Will Harris about what to expect.
Introductions are usually followed by fitness assessments and discussions of healthy goals. The trainer will likely ask newcomers about any history of injuries, illness or other conditions.
Next, Harris takes skinfold measurements, and that's why tight-fitting clothing is recommended. It helps let the trainer obtain an accurate assessment of body fat percentage.
Afterward, Harris has newcomers do a few quick exercises to identify any muscle imbalances. Then, he says it's time to talk about setting some fitness goals.
Hiring a personal trainer can be a costly expense, so it's recommended that people show up on time and get the most out of their sessions.
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