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Becoming a Personal Trainer

Becoming a Personal Trainer. Easy money while going to school. How much would you guess a personal trainer gets paid?. Salary The average salary for a personal trainer in the United States is: $38, 082 that is a $1,464 pay check every two weeks. Pay Scale. Hourly:

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Becoming a Personal Trainer

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  1. Becoming a Personal Trainer Easy money while going to school

  2. How much would you guess a personal trainer gets paid? • Salary • The average salary for a personal trainer in the United States is: • $38, 082 that is a $1,464 pay check every two weeks.

  3. Pay Scale • Hourly: • Less than 1 year experience $10-20 per hour • 1 to 4 years $ 10-25 • 5 to 9 years $ 15-27 • 10 to 19 years $ 15-30 • 20 + $ 20-35

  4. Certifications for Personal Training • National Federation of Personal Trainers (NFPT) • American Fitness Professionals and Associates (AFPA) • National Strength and Conditioning Association • Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) • Certified Personal Trainer • Katie Dyer, CSCS-CPT • American Council on Exercise (ACE) • 18 years of age • CPR and First Aid Certified • $200-250 for exam; both written and computer based • Offer online practice exams and study materials

  5. Coursework and Degrees • What type of degree could you pursue? • Movement Science, Kinesiology, Exercise Science, Health Science, Biomedical Science, Biology, Physical Education, Health and Wellness, Athletic Training • Biology • Chemistry • Anatomy and Physiology • Kinesiology • Exercise Prescription Lab • Sport specific classes; i.e., rock climbing, weight training, basketball, etc.

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