Q&A: “There’s no money in personal training…”
Most personal trainers that I’ve talked to agree on one thing: there’s not much money in just the personal training. This is true even when it’s expensive! Today’s caller wants to transition from in-person, individual sessions to online group classes. What’s the best strategy here?
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Episode 2341
Most personal trainers that I’ve talked to agree on one thing: there’s not much money in just the personal training. This is true even when it’s expensive! So you really need to use personal training as a foundation for something else. @Jillfit on Instagram is my model... she has a built a seven-figure coaching business with all kinds of products and subscriptions and masterminds. I respect the sheer ambition of it even as I don’t market myself that way. Anyway, today’s caller wants to transition from in-person, individual sessions to online group classes. What’s the best strategy here?"Hey, I'm Noah from Miami. I've been a part-time personal trainer for the past five years, focusing mainly on one-on-one sessions. With the rise of virtual fitness classes, I'm thinking about creating and selling my own pre-recorded workout programs and offering live online classes to reach more clients. Can you offer some guidance on the technical aspects of setting up an online fitness platform, and how can I effectively market my virtual classes to attract clients from different geographic locations?"Listen to today's episode to learn more... Yours in the revolution,
