The career of the typical rock star is extremely short. Unless stars produce a lot of hits fast they disappear into obscurity. If a musician is lucky he or she may have five or six good years. Groups like U2, Bon Jovi and The Rolling Stones have had lucrative careers in the music industry but they are the exception. Making a career out of personal training Mosman training can be just as challenging as becoming (and staying) a rock star. It takes a lot of time, dedication and perseverance to make it happen and then stamina, business acumen and planning to maintain it. Many trainers struggle with one or more of these, and as a result have short careers.
Personal training burst onto the world stage in the early 1990s and some industry analysts say it peaked around 1995. Since then, growth in the industry has been steady but not strong enough to keep up with the number of trainers being pumped through the certification process. Trainers used to seek employment at fitness facilities, recreation centers or private studios, but many of them are now starting their own businesses just to be able to work.
The appeal of making $60 to $100 an hour lures many people into the industry. While there are trainers making this hourly rate they are typically more seasoned, possess a higher level of education or focus on a specialty market. They may be considered an expert or have celebrity status. Most trainers earn far less.
Unlike in regular jobs, trainers don’t work a typical forty-hour week but average twenty to twenty-five hours a week. This is usually because working with people one-on-one or even in groups can be extremely draining. Every client requires a trainer’s full attention and focus. Most trainers find it difficult to be on top of their game for forty hours a week. Any seasoned professional will tell you that packing your schedule with clients will lead to certain burn-out.
Fake!
Your belly halves in two shots…and from the 4th shots you’re like another…
…if the muscles could grew at that rate, now I’d be Mr.Olympia…<_<
damn ur skinny hahaha
wow! that was a nice video!
Non te se po vede ci’hai un fisico da 80enne!!!
3 months!!! that’s too fast!!!
ma sei brutto lo stesso scusa!
No, it means he ran.. outside… that’s right, outside. The one place you don’t go to. And the 1st, 2nd, 3rd base, even the home plate.
great photoshop skills bro
hmm…taste gross to me..yuck.
i’m about 105 but i’m also tall..really skinny!
ya this is fine and congrats but why the orange magic marker to the skin…. does being fit mean you should tan yourself with crap creme from walmart
smilie is right..plus look at his skin color..its pale one day and orange the next..He has a gut in the first pic and in the necxt one you can almost see abs!
nice
Ive been training longer than this bloke.. Go visit scooby for some good tips. Its only possibly to gain about 10kg of muscle per year.. This guy is obviously supplemented to shit.. You cannot go from obese to cut in 80odd days.. Just doesn’t happen.
Wolllll….incribleeeeeee…..I wanna be so dedicated as you….But one day i’ll do”!!!!
Woopy Fuckin Doo !
whatever time it took to achieve your goal, well done for making it.
nice pink pants
u have no idea what youre talking about so shut the fuck up
i wud of stoped round about in the video 15 to 20 secs
That’s 97lbs. In other words… REALLY LIGHT.
(And I HATE tea.)
What’s your profession? Steroid sales man?
Its very possible u stupid fuck. I see people do it all the time in my profession. VERY possible
Wow, if you were going to BS us into thinking this was just 84 days….then at least don’t make the biggest jump day 1!!!!
An amature mistake. It would have been great to see the full video with all the pictures though.
This isn’t possible to achieve in 84 days.. without steroids..
yeah, really retarded. but good work, maybe not in 4 days but anyways 😛