 Consistency – Regular appointments with a personal trainer eliminate any excuses you might come up with for not exercising. Effective Workouts – You don't have time to waste on inefficient exercise routines. Personal trainers help maximize your time by providing workouts designed to meet your goals quickly. Individualization – What works for one person, may not work for another. A personal trainer will develop the most effective program for you based on your current fitness and your personal goals. Injury Rehabilitation – An experienced personal trainer can make the road to recovery a much less bumpy one. Motivation – A personal trainer will be your coach, educator, confidant, role model and a major source of motivation and encouragement. Positive Feedback – Feeling good makes you look good, and vice versa. Your personal trainer can provide you with positive feedback on your performance and bolster your confidence to take on new challenges. Safety – A personal trainer will show you how to exercise safely (including which exercises to avoid.)  Special-needs Training – Individuals with health challenges such as cancer, diabetes, asthma, osteoporosis or heart disease may benefit greatly from regular physical activity. These conditions, however, can make exercising safely a challenge. Some personal trainers are experienced in designing programs that address the special needs of these and other conditions. Supervision – Personal attention during exercise is the primary function of personal trainers. Your personal trainer is for-to observe, assist and, if necessary, correct as needed. |
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