According to the survey, 48% personal trainers in gymnasiums have no professional background. How did they get on the job?

One? According to the survey, 48% personal trainers in gymnasiums have no professional background. How did they get on the job? ? This issue is highly concerned. Let me talk about my understanding. Here are the details.

1. Background survey shows that among so many fitness instructors, only 52% have sports professional background, and the remaining 48% have no relevant professional background. It is understood that they recruit these fitness instructors. Basically, anyone who has a good figure or strong sales ability may be recruited as a fitness instructor. Their threshold here is very low. As long as they undergo some short-term training, they will soon be competent as fitness instructors.

2. My opinion: judging from the current market situation, most fitness coaches are really sales-oriented, and you can often see some fitness coaches distributing leaflets outside to recruit students. But from what I have seen, most coaches are still muscular and look as thin as monkeys, and there are still few fitness coaches. If you are a fitness instructor, most of the basic training work may not be really difficult, so after short-term training, they can quickly master some basic training methods. Coaches should also be graded. Senior coaches train those senior students, and junior coaches train some new people. I think this is ok, and there is nothing wrong with it. As long as you can study hard, you can study as a chef before, but now you can switch to private education. So what's the problem? As long as he can study, isn't it normal for you to change careers? Don't other industries change careers?

3. User comments Most users' comments are also poor. However, some netizens commented that fitness instructors are ducks in the new era, which is really vicious.

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