No not AAS, but personal training.
I have been in the game for years. I have owned and still own Nutrition stores.
I have been intregual in formulating new products for various unnamed companies,
and done my part to train, advise, and transform countless, clients. Yet I have never been a PT.
I don't like the fact that so much of it is "Sales", I do not wish to be a pycologist or a shrink to fat ladies, I do not want to work for a big name gym and watch them collect 45 an hour, only to give me 12 or so.
I do however want to get into it, on a small scale with a few clients to start, and give them a no-nonsense program. Which is against what most trainers do. I see pople get their clients doing movements that they can ONLY do with them, job security I guess.:nono: . Sorry MR trainer guy, but the average oughta shape soccer mom does not need to do the latest Paul CHeck movements, does not need to know what a kettle ball is, does not need to do squats with chains, or any of the complicated silly rubber band stuff that you just read about on the new T-mag, that makes you look smart and the client look dumb. They do however need to make certain changes in there socalled program, and nutrition that I will be willing to do.
So anyways, how do I get certified? Is there an online halfway descent program out there.
PS sorry for the rant.
AND no I do not own one of those silly yoga balls...I may need to get one.
I have been in the game for years. I have owned and still own Nutrition stores.
I have been intregual in formulating new products for various unnamed companies,
and done my part to train, advise, and transform countless, clients. Yet I have never been a PT.
I don't like the fact that so much of it is "Sales", I do not wish to be a pycologist or a shrink to fat ladies, I do not want to work for a big name gym and watch them collect 45 an hour, only to give me 12 or so.
I do however want to get into it, on a small scale with a few clients to start, and give them a no-nonsense program. Which is against what most trainers do. I see pople get their clients doing movements that they can ONLY do with them, job security I guess.:nono: . Sorry MR trainer guy, but the average oughta shape soccer mom does not need to do the latest Paul CHeck movements, does not need to know what a kettle ball is, does not need to do squats with chains, or any of the complicated silly rubber band stuff that you just read about on the new T-mag, that makes you look smart and the client look dumb. They do however need to make certain changes in there socalled program, and nutrition that I will be willing to do.
So anyways, how do I get certified? Is there an online halfway descent program out there.
PS sorry for the rant.
AND no I do not own one of those silly yoga balls...I may need to get one.