As a fitness professional, do you have an obligation to correct others when you’re a customer at a gym?

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Harris 12 November 30, 2012 0 Comments

You join a gym (at which you do not work) and you see trainers not doing their jobs the way they are supposed to, or you see fellow customers performing exercises with poor, unsafe form. Do you cross the line and correct them (trainer and/or fellow customer)?

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Harris,

I would mind my business as I feel that is up to the individual who manages the personal trainers and the members on the gym floor.

I know it gets under your skin, however, I would leave that alone. Somehow I believe that situation is fraught with problems.

I would seek ways to create collaborative relationships with the staff as you never know how they might be of professional assistance to you.

Best!

As a fitness professional, do you have an obligation to correct others when you’re a customer at a gym?

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