You Avoid Bad Trainers. Don’t Be a Bad Client.
This is a service industry. But your accountability doesn’t end the second you hand over some dough.
You Avoid Bad Trainers. Don’t Be a Bad Client.
There’s an abundance of articles written by trainers, and partially for trainers, detailing all the particulars that a prudent consumer would be wise to acknowledge when looking for a good coach. The thing that most of us forget to address, however, is the fact that this is indeed a two way street, and we’re often stuck making a living, either as part of a volume-pushing, overworking and underpaying arrangement that uses its feeder system as leverage until a trainer decides to leave, or a massive hustle game that basically never ends.
