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"As a personal trainer, it's your job to help clients achieve healthy fitness goals by recommending exercise that is appropriate to their body type and level of fitness. Interviewers may test your ability to provide fitness treatment for common injuries such as damaged rotator cuffs or sore knees. Employers will also be looking for candidates who know how to sell their services, so come prepared to discuss how you would market yourself to different kinds of clients. There are hundreds of different personal training certifications available, and the certification you choose should depend on the the position you are applying for."

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The only difficult questions would be questions about the human body BUT being certified or with a degree, you should have no trouble answering any questions. Another thing to know, they set you up with clients that day and watch you train to see how you are as a trainer and what special techniques you have that will keep their business running smoothly. Now when I say "special" i dont mean outrageous and dumb like making your clients walk up the steps on their hands. Keep it simple and entertaining.
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Personal Trainer

Interviewed at LA Fitness

2.8★
Sep 7, 2012

The only difficult questions would be questions about the human body BUT being certified or with a degree, you should have no trouble answering any questions. Another thing to know, they set you up with clients that day and watch you train to see how you are as a trainer and what special techniques you have that will keep their business running smoothly. Now when I say "special" i dont mean outrageous and dumb like making your clients walk up the steps on their hands. Keep it simple and entertaining.

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