what procedures would i have to go through to become a personal trainer?
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easy, just one. study physical therapy in a university/ college.
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first you need to get registered as an anatuer boxer. then compete in tournament like the pal's, golden gloves and u.s. championships. hopefully you win one to qualify for the olympic trials.
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Focus on safety and effectiveness. Having given the PAR-Q is an important first step. After that, measure his/her blood pressure, and resting heart rate. \n\nBesides that, there are probably 20 questions you could ask. First of all, ask about their goal. Then, ask about training history, family history, what type of job they have, what activities they enjoy, how much time they have per week to train with you, questions about their lifestyle, nutrition, etc.\n\nAll of these variables, and perhaps others should go into designing a safe and effective program.\n\nGood luck!
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No.  A personal trainer will help you if you're not disciplined enough to do it yourself, but the process of losing weight is pretty simple.  I've heard a lot of the recommendations that people get from personal trainers, and none of it is groundbreaking.  Most of the advice can be found readily on the internet.\n\nEat healthy.\nExercise.\nWatch the pounds fall off.
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THE REQUIREMENTS ARE TO GO TO THE GYM\n\nAND BE IN TOP SHAPE, LIKE ME
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Rules from a Book.\nTips from a Tutor.\nExperience from the telecost.\nPractise with your best attention.
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if you are a boxing trainer should be easy just get in contact with council of you town and get answers from their .. i do think you need a boxing trainer certificate license to do that any way.
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I'm assuming that you're a member of a gym. They may well have someone there who will help you set up a programme depending on what your goals are.
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I found quite a few resumes of trainers who worked for (or are alum) of "24 Hour Fitness." I used boolean search strings on Google, Yahoo and MSN. (Check out the tinyurl links cited under "sources."\n\nHave you considered tracking these personal trainers through local/statewide associations? If not, I have added a link to those associations.\n\nUS Trainer Search is a directory for these types as well, but you have to subscribe to their service. (Link added as well.) I have never used it, so I can not personally vouch for it. \n\nOther sites you may want to explore are Hireatrainer, Personal Trainer Direct and Pecs N Abs. \n\nAs a side note, if you are ever looking to find these types just out of school, try CNI College. That link is listed as well. \n\nLast but not least, if you like to learn more techniques for finding candidates to recruit, check out The Digability Blog. \n\nThe Digability Blog\nhttp://digability.blogspot.com
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You gotta start an amateur career first....which means join a gym and then once you are ready, they will put you on amateur cards.
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You need to do a qualifying program.  Here is the website for the one at Western Ontario: http://www.schulich.uwo.ca/Dentistry/QualifyingProgram/
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Take and pass the required courses to become eligible to take the exam to be licensed as a registered dietician; take the exam and pass it.\n\nThere is a course of study that is required; you might search the 'net for schools that offer it.
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After you graduate high school, you will need to get an undergraduate degree in any subject you want.  However, you need to take a lot of science pre-requisite courses in order to even get into physical therapy school.  After you graduate undergrad. you have to take the GRE to get into PT school.  Then you are looking at anywhere between two and a half years to three years of physical therapy school to attain your masters degree or doctor degree in PT.
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In many states you do not have to attend any particular school to become a coach.  You can be a lay-coach which is someone that has not attended a college or university and recieved a teaching certificate.  In many states you have to take a few classes, first aid, care and prevention of athletic injuries, theory of coaching, etc.  In order to become a coach.  Any university that offers a degree in education would work, but in many cases is not necessary.
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I think you just have to have a Bachelor's Degree(4-year) from college, and it can be from any subject, but I would recommend criminal justice. There will be  extensive background checks and psychological testing, and some sort of physical fitness requirements.
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You can do it but i do not thing without a personal trainer. So go out and hire one.
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Easy, get a personality coach, a physical trainer and a tutor or two.  Money solves a lot of things