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Worth it to get a personal trainer ?
- Thread starter candleman
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It depends on what you're trying to achieve and whether or not you're finding yourself unable to reach your goals on your own. Following online advice is alright, but you need to take advice from websites (even this one) with a grain of salt. I can usually pick out quite a bit in a one-size-fits-all workout plan online that either is unproductive, harmful, or simply won't work for every single person.
Yes it is worthy to get a personal trainer cause some artists does it. You see that their fit and fabulous. They have their own trainer. Personal trainer will help to plan and achieve your desire weight and body. Get you personal trainer now.
It depends on what you're trying to achieve and whether or not you're finding yourself unable to reach your goals on your own. Following online advice is alright, but you need to take advice from websites (even this one) with a grain of salt. I can usually pick out quite a bit in a one-size-fits-all workout plan online that either is unproductive, harmful, or simply won't work for every single person.
I mostly agree with this. I've posted several cookie-cutter programs on here, and they have their place as an archetype, but in reality, personal programs trump cookie cutters every time. And that's when it's a good cookie cutter. Many broadly prescribed programs are either ineffective or needlessly hazardous at the best of times.
In saying that, I don't think your ability to get results on your own should be a determining factor in getting a trainer. I disagree with the idea that a PT's job is to make you do what you couldn't do otherwise, but it is to lead and support you on the way to your goals.
Personal trainers can be worth especially if you're someone who needs that extra push and they can offer support and guidance. But I don't think you should rely solely on a personal trainer.
I've never been one for personal trainers, as I have seen numerous "personal trainers" have people bend over frontwards with a Smith bar on their back and call that a "squat". On the other hand, I knew a guy at my old gym who was a retired NFL player who was one of the best PT's you'll ever see, but then again, when he was training for football, he had top of the line PT's training him. Cheap, cookie-cutter gyms that you can pay $9.99 a month for are going to employ "personal trainers" who make $10 an hour who had somebody "teach" them how to train people for 2 days before they cut them loose, unlike Goldfish who if he told me he was going to get my grandmother doing dead lifts, I would trust him.
You get what you pay for.
You get what you pay for.
In my opinion having a personal trainer is very much beneficial. if you can afford a trainer go for it and choose a good trainer.
don't think so to get personal trainer because all have to do at end is workout & it depends on you & finally mentor is always there to give guide in gym.....
Get your personal trainer.
If you want good results then hire a trainer. Your trainer will plan a program/workout suitable for you, monitor your progress and they will be aiming for good results too as it'll be their reputation at stake so meaning someone will be pushing you to achieve that goal. Perhaps you should get feedbacks from people first, as to which trainer had given the best results for their clients. Yes it is costly but if you can afford it, then yes go for it - get your personal trainer now.
typically the answer is yes. some people have enough dedication and know how that they might not need a personal trainer, but most benefit greatly from a Personal Trainer.
Karen
Karen
Definitely
Personal Trainer motivates and inspires an individual to achieve fitness goals. It's worth to pay them.
Personal Trainer motivates and inspires an individual to achieve fitness goals. It's worth to pay them.