AN INTRODUCTION

If you are a personal trainer, have used a personal trainer, or ever thought twice about becoming one, Book Four, Personal Training Business Guide is the book you do not want to be without. It completely exposes the personal training industry and even delves into the modern medical care system.

In order to even consider yourself at the very least partially prepared for handling patients or clients, working with therapists, trainers, physicians, etc., or becoming a success in the fitness field, you had best take what you are about to read seriously.

For anyone to trust you in taking someone else's health into your hands, you must know all angles surrounding your work and be able to communicate freely. Reading this book repeatedly until you know what the subjects generally are without the urge to run off and look it up right away is a grand idea.

We are contacted on a regular basis by trainers who say they “agree” with what we do but they do not have any idea “what” we do, let alone what is required of trainers enough to agree with anyone. The key to long-term success is adopting a healthy lifestyle, not listening to a person who says they have a magic plan for you. What is important here is accepting that no one knows your body better than you do.

This complete exposé of the personal training industry and modern medical care system has been a long time coming. This book will teach you everything necessary about the things ‘those on the inside' are holding back from you.

A physician once told me “an educated patient is one less customer”. I assure you that the 300 pages in this book will at least give you a better running knowledge than anyone else at your gym, let alone more info than anyone else you currently know. Even better, you will have the ability to communicate with physicians from now on.

If you are currently a trainer, you will use this new knowledge to build relationships and gain referrals from members of numerous branches in the medical field. You will be able to pull ahead of your peers by leaps and bounds. None of the other fitness "professionals" I am warning the public about that live near you would dare strike up a conversation with a physician!

With over 200 topics divided into three categories (medicine, exercise & nutrition) you will learn to talk the talk. Further, once you implement the marketing tips I present that other successful trainers use to draw in their clients, you will be walking the walk. I know trainers making $20K a month using this book's advice. Yes, $20,000 a month…

In fact, if you are not a trainer, you just might consider becoming one after reading it. This book was written so people could be their own trainers, and take care of themselves, too. It is full of things people too often neglect, mostly because they do not know anything about these subjects to begin with.

If you think that is bold of me to say, then it is obvious you know less than you believe and you need Book Four. There are far too many people being ROBBED at their gyms or health food stores by clowns who think they know their business.

Do not let anyone tell you he or she knows more than you do again about this stuff. Whatever the reason is you get Book Four, Personal Training Business Guide, most likely you understand applicable knowledge is everything, and you take your success seriously.