Misc.May 2, 2019
GoogleMigBuscles

Personal trainer in US

So those of you who have taken personal training, how many days a week/month do you take it? Per hour sessions can go easily up to $60 per hour, but Google pays half so it's about $30-35 / hr. How do you plan it out? 2 days per week? I don't want a trainer everyday. Is it possible to meet twice every week and prepare a long term goal? My goal is about 20 pounds weight loss and then gaining a bit of bulk. I use to go the gym 3 years ago, so I have considerable bulk. Just need to lose a few pounds and target certain muscle groups, mostly upper body.

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Amazon curiousjo May 2, 2019

You don’t need everyday, 3 days per week works best. 2 is not bad too. It depends on your current level of fitness and goals. If you are a Starter, recommend 3 days a week.

Grab onthemaket May 2, 2019

Google reimburses your personal trainer?!

Google MigBuscles OP May 2, 2019

Half of it, I guess.

Tripwire Portland99 May 2, 2019

Where do you guys find good personal trainers?

Yelp SQN May 2, 2019

Usually at the gym

Oath OPnd70 May 3, 2019

I heard Googs reimburses for liposuction. All that delish foods adds up.

Uber Stevenjobs May 3, 2019

What do personal trainers do? They can’t help you to lift weights anyway

Synchronoss ₍˄·͈༝·͈˄₎◞ May 3, 2019

They sell themselves as more of a service to advise, motivate, and call you out to hold you accountable on whatever fitness goals you commit to. You're right that they can't "help you" when you're actually lifting (other than spotting and assisting) but they can save you from yourself if you're about to do something that will injure you due to improper form.

Veriflow SgfB67 May 3, 2019

Two days a week works well.