BEING A TRAINER AT PIT IS MEANT FOR YOU IF...
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You are a seasoned personal trainer transitioning between a big box gym and owning your own place
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You want to rent space instead of giving away a percentage of your earnings
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You have a steady base clientele that will transition with you
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You manage your own marketing, business finances, and scheduling
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You don't have the capital to invest in tons of equipment
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You just want to personal train on your own terms and not worry about the every day maintenance of a fitness facility
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You like structure, guidance, resources, and a team setting without a supervisor looking over your shoulder to dictate your style, training, and enthusiasm
BEING A TRAINER AT PIT IS NOT MEANT FOR YOU IF...
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You are just starting out and haven't built a base of clients yet
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You are looking for a steady paycheck with benefits and someone to schedule your hours
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Being cordial, respectful, and professional with other trainers is a burden or if you are unable to treat the facility as if it were your own
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You don't think strong communication is your thing
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You need a steady flow of leads to come from the facility
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You are not familiar with individualized programming and assessments
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You discriminate against individuals because of their gender, race, creed, or anything that infringes on a person's human rights