Where do you train when most gyms won’t allow outside trainers to train their clients in their gyms?

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Tanya 0 March 26, 2014 0 Comments

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And anywhere else you can think of, a beach, a park, public basketball and tennis courts, etc.

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I am fortunate to have a workout studio where I live. So clients come to my place. It took awhile to renovate & equip but it’s been great. For clients who aren’t comfortable in a typical fitness center it is especially positive for them.

Take care

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I open my own gyms. Not that difficult. But it is hard work at first. But it gets better and better.

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I found an Independent Fitness studio that was gracious enough to allow me use of their facility for free until I developed a good client base or you could train them in their homes.

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I was running into the same problem. Many of my clients have a gym/facility in their apartment building, but many others did not. After about two years, my husband finally talked me into opening my own studio for training and group classes. Because of my experience, I am definitely offering the space at a nominal fee for trainers to bring clients after meeting them, and proof of insurance/certification. You have to just keep searching for the right one.

Where do you train when most gyms won’t allow outside trainers to train their clients in their gyms?

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