I plan on watching this video religiously before my interviews in one month. Thank you so much for this insight. All of your videos have been very helpful.
Thank you so much for all of your content, it had exactly what I needed!! I have my first interview with lifetime fitness on friday and I’m feeling so much more prepared. Thank you thank you thank you!!!!
Your content has been so informative. I feel like a fish out of water but watching this has helped me with my confidence as a new trainer. I do have a question about the dress code though. I'm so use to dressing very formal to interviews due to my background being business/customer service industry. Is it really ok to come dressed down? I mean should I come ready to workout as if I were a current trainer at the facility?
I’d say it’s way better to overdress than underdress. If you’re more comfortable going to an interview in more normal interview clothing than that won’t hurt your odds of getting a job. I’d say nice business casual is almost always enough for trainers though. You’ll probably be wearing mostly comfortable/less fancy stuff on the job so it’s not as big of a deal with training.
Hi Jeff I'm new to your channel and thanks for the content I have an interview tomorrow, and I'm going to be new in the health and fitness industry I'm looking forward in passing my interview your video is very informative!
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation in particular, I really enjoyed how you broke down the initial workout through compound exercises. I am now looking to do the same for my practical as the exercise grouping is super specific yet flexible in approach (dumbbells vs barbell). Thank you for making that clear for me!
Would you have pre-screening questionnaires for them? To make sure they are physically ready to workout? And or basic assessments? Or would you just save that for a real deal client?
This video is for preparing a trainer for a job interview in a gym, so I wouldn’t have them prepare for any assessments or anything. Those are the sorts of things that you would do with a client during the assessment or initial consultation.
Thanks for the helpful tips! I have a question about the PAR-Q. If someone answers yes to any of the questions and needs to get permission to exercise from their doctor, do you have them sign again saying they did that in order for you (the personal trainer) to become less liable if something were to happen? If so, where do they sign? Thanks!
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation Great, thanks. But from a legal perspective, do you need to obtain that doctors note in order to train them? Or does them signing the PAR-Q inform them that they are supposed to talk to the doctor before they workout?
Nah that shouldn’t hurt your chances at all! Being clean cut and professional is what matters. No reasonable person should care if your hair is long or short
Contact some places you might be interested in working and tell them that you’re a new trainer trying to shadow at a few different places for some knowledge on different training. Ask if they’d be willing to allow you to shadow for a few hours to see if it might potentially be a good fit for you to apply to one day/if the style of training they provide is right for you.
@Sorta Healthy Trainer Education is it a good idea to bring your own training equipment as part of the interview session? for example like a glute bench?
I just got my certification a month ago & haven't applied to any jobs yet because I get really anxious with interviews and my communication becomes bad. Do you have any extra tips that could help me out?
Honestly, all I can say that wasn’t said in the video is that practice makes perfect. You get better at interviews by doing them. Also, it’s hard to think this way sometimes, but so what if you don’t get the job? I get it, we all need to work, but if you don’t get a specific job, it’s usually not too big of a deal. Don’t put extra stress on yourself going into the interview. Be prepared, but still yourself, and remember if you don’t get the particular job, you’ll still be ok. You’ll get one at some point.
What does personal training have to do with pyramid schemes? If I am apart of a network marketing business you wouldn’t hire me? I’ve met network mar professional that more polished than the average. Just saying! Also, there are great private label products out there that is only exposed through network marketing. Maybe different wording, more elaboration regarding conflict of interest expectations is a better way to communicate. This video is money outside of the philosophy segment.
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got an offer to work at a Blink Fitness following your advice!!! Thank you 😊
Congrats!!🎉
I plan on watching this video religiously before my interviews in one month. Thank you so much for this insight. All of your videos have been very helpful.
I’m glad to hear that you’ve found the content helpful so far! Good luck with your upcoming interviews!
Same for me. My interview is next week and I'm so nervous. My first interview as a PT. I'm excited at the same time. lol
@@ebonyhalfacre_fitness4262 how did you do?
I'm so lucky I found this video, I have an interview tomorrow!
Best of luck!
Thank you so much for all of your content, it had exactly what I needed!! I have my first interview with lifetime fitness on friday and I’m feeling so much more prepared. Thank you thank you thank you!!!!
Best of luck to you!
Done applying in Gold's gym with 3 interviewers and gave me 3 situational cases thank God I passed. Thank you
Congrats! That’s awesome!
pls share the question and answer 😊 thank you
Your videos are so useful. I'm binge-watching them in preparation for a career switch.
Glad you find them helpful! Best of luck!
I have my first interview tomorrow. I will use all the tips. This was really insightful thank you ! 🙏🏼 wish me luck
Good luck!!
How did it go?
Getting my very first personal trainer job interview today. Thank you for all the knowledge you gave me.
Best of luck!
Thank you so much for this!! Very informative and it's exactly what I was looking for to prepare for my interview.
Glad it was helpful! Hope it goes well!
Your content has been so informative. I feel like a fish out of water but watching this has helped me with my confidence as a new trainer. I do have a question about the dress code though. I'm so use to dressing very formal to interviews due to my background being business/customer service industry. Is it really ok to come dressed down? I mean should I come ready to workout as if I were a current trainer at the facility?
I’d say it’s way better to overdress than underdress. If you’re more comfortable going to an interview in more normal interview clothing than that won’t hurt your odds of getting a job.
I’d say nice business casual is almost always enough for trainers though. You’ll probably be wearing mostly comfortable/less fancy stuff on the job so it’s not as big of a deal with training.
Hi Jeff I'm new to your channel and thanks for the content I have an interview tomorrow, and I'm going to be new in the health and fitness industry I'm looking forward in passing my interview your video is very informative!
Hope it went well!
Did you get the position?
Yes, at F45
Thanks for the video!
You’re welcome!
Great stuff as always friend! I think I may finally take the leap and jump into this career..atleast part time to start :)
Do it! Part time is the best way to start out! Thanks again!
These are amazing tips! Thank you so much
Glad you found them helpful, Robin!
Thank you so much, hope I get the job as well.
Best of luck!
thank you💪🏽💪🏽 i have my interview today at 7:30🙃 im nervous but ready!!
Good luck! Stay confident! I’m sure you’ll do well!
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation I GOT THE JOBBB!!!
Congrats!
This is really insightful.
Thanks 🙏🏾
Glad it was helpful!
Super informative! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
This channel is such a great resource.
That’s always good to hear! We appreciate that!
Thank you so much ❤ love from India
You’re welcome!
THANK you so much for this video sir.
Very helpful for me.
Of course! I’m glad that you found it helpful!
You're great.
Thank you.
I appreciate that!
Solid video made plenty of notes… thumbs up if I don’t get the job I’ll be back to remove the thumb 😂
Best of luck to you!
bro, thank u
You're welcome!
Interview today at 1130.
Nice, thank you!
My pleasure!
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation in particular, I really enjoyed how you broke down the initial workout through compound exercises. I am now looking to do the same for my practical as the exercise grouping is super specific yet flexible in approach (dumbbells vs barbell). Thank you for making that clear for me!
Thank you so much!!
You're welcome!
Literally just finished my interview and this video popped up, did great though and this video is really helping me for the next step. Love you 🥺
Thank you! I'm sure you crushed that interview!
Thanks buddy
Happy to help!
Great Job!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks ☺️
Would you have pre-screening questionnaires for them? To make sure they are physically ready to workout? And or basic assessments? Or would you just save that for a real deal client?
This video is for preparing a trainer for a job interview in a gym, so I wouldn’t have them prepare for any assessments or anything. Those are the sorts of things that you would do with a client during the assessment or initial consultation.
Thanks for the helpful tips! I have a question about the PAR-Q. If someone answers yes to any of the questions and needs to get permission to exercise from their doctor, do you have them sign again saying they did that in order for you (the personal trainer) to become less liable if something were to happen? If so, where do they sign? Thanks!
I don’t have them sign anything again. I just make sure I get a copy of the note from the doctor. Usually, that’s by email so it pretty easy.
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation Great, thanks. But from a legal perspective, do you need to obtain that doctors note in order to train them? Or does them signing the PAR-Q inform them that they are supposed to talk to the doctor before they workout?
You should definitely get a copy of that note from the doctor for legal reasons if they mark “yes” anywhere on the PARQ.
there's a thing called 1 month notice
You've got a future in modeling lol
Lol thanks JD!
Unfortunately I watched this too late, I think I failed my personal trainer interview here in Dubai-
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I’m sure you did better than you realize! Keep on moving forward and interviewing!
Do you have good examples of form correction?
More will be out later this year!
Algo
Thank you! Always appreciate that!
I came from Engineering Background. Should I talk about it
or just talking about my certifications and experience in fitness ?
I would definitely share that information. I think that it’s useful to have that background experience!
I'm a guy with long hair, and I would wear it tied up during an interview. Will this hurt my appearance, even if I'm clean cut and well dressed?
Nah that shouldn’t hurt your chances at all! Being clean cut and professional is what matters. No reasonable person should care if your hair is long or short
How do I get to ask shadow a trainer when I don't work there?
Contact some places you might be interested in working and tell them that you’re a new trainer trying to shadow at a few different places for some knowledge on different training. Ask if they’d be willing to allow you to shadow for a few hours to see if it might potentially be a good fit for you to apply to one day/if the style of training they provide is right for you.
@Sorta Healthy Trainer Education is it a good idea to bring your own training equipment as part of the interview session? for example like a glute bench?
You certainly could! I wouldn’t say it’s essential by any means, but it wouldn’t be a bad thing either!
@@SortaHealthyTrainerEducation thank you for your reply, You've helped me a lot !
I just got my certification a month ago & haven't applied to any jobs yet because I get really anxious with interviews and my communication becomes bad. Do you have any extra tips that could help me out?
Honestly, all I can say that wasn’t said in the video is that practice makes perfect. You get better at interviews by doing them.
Also, it’s hard to think this way sometimes, but so what if you don’t get the job? I get it, we all need to work, but if you don’t get a specific job, it’s usually not too big of a deal. Don’t put extra stress on yourself going into the interview. Be prepared, but still yourself, and remember if you don’t get the particular job, you’ll still be ok. You’ll get one at some point.
What does personal training have to do with pyramid schemes? If I am apart of a network marketing business you wouldn’t hire me? I’ve met network mar professional that more polished than the average. Just saying!
Also, there are great private label products out there that is only exposed through network marketing. Maybe different wording, more elaboration regarding conflict of interest expectations is a better way to communicate. This video is money outside of the philosophy segment.
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Thanks for the support!