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Do you have any job vacancies for Personal Training?

Personal Trainer Type: Permanent Salary: up to 25k Location: Solihull Active NRG

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The Company – Active NRG is a personal training provider with an expanding client base in the Birmingham & Solihull area. Active NRG provides fitness club training from David Lloyds Fitness as well as training people in their own homes.

The company are looking to expand and are now seeking a Personal Trainer who is passionate about working with people and helping them to achieve their goals. This is fantastic opportunity for someone to work in one of the regions most prestige clubs - David Lloyds Fitness.

The Role ??" Personal Trainer Successful candidates would work on the gym floor and have the opportunity to grow a client base in a thriving club over a period of time. Ensuring a first class service is a priority. The Candidate - Will have the following:

• Live within easily commutable distance " shift work can start as early as 6.00am
• Experience in the Fitness Industry
• A Fitness qualification at REPS Level 3
• A desire to grow a PT business rather than a desire to remain as a Gym Instructor.
• Great interpersonal skills who can work towards targets and achieve results for our members.

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Hi was intrested in doing some fitness training. could you tell me how much it costs for a session and whether its possible to book blocks?? Is there a choice of trainers??

I am currently sole owner and the only personal trainer at activeNRG. My prices are on available via this site in the personal training section. If you need prices for anything else please contact my via the contact page.

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How long have you been personal training? And what experience have you had?

I have been in the fitness industry for over 10 years. The first two were just as a fitness instructor with Solihull MBC and David Lloyds, after that I have been personal training as well as instructing for the last eight years. I have done most of my work with in clubs, however I have had several home based clients. As you may expect most of my clients have been after weight management of some sort. I also specialize in corrective exercise, and have had a 95% success rate with back problems including lower back pain and recovery from slipped or prolapsed disks. I have also completed a course on 'Older Adults' as part of my continued education, currently about 40% of my client base fit into this category.

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Why use a personal trainer?

A good question, personal training is not the cheapest way to train. However, even if you know as much as the personal trainer does it is hard to maintain the same quality of exercise training by yourself or a less experienced training partner. The key is to get the right personal trainer; they should ensure technique is not left by the wayside for the sake of a few kilograms. An exercise can be made harder by enforcing good technique, thus giving results while keeping the client safe and injury free. Exercise performed correctly has many positive effects on the body, like wise done badly can damage posture, health and results.

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