What is the best way to start a career in personal training?
Should I start with Online study courses like ACT, or attend a School such as CNI, or start working for a health club (Bally’s, 24 Hr Fitness, etc…) and learn by programs offered by them? Which certifications are the best recognized in the industry? I’m a middle age man looking to make a career change from an office cubicle into a fitness career.
Thanks for your input!
ACSM or WITS certs.
Programs are typically offered at local colleges, just check with the advisers.
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