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Group fitness classes are known for playing the best songs ever recorded. The question is: is your current playlist okay to use or are you breaking copyright laws? This article explains the laws surrounding music use, and how to make sure you’re within them.

Specializing in speed and agility is a great way to add a new skill to your personal training repertoire. This training is great for athletes as well as your ordinary clients. Help clients get fitter, improve athletic performance, and avoid injuries.

Building community is important for any fitness business. But how do you do that? Where do you start? Check out this article and discover why community is so important, as well as practical ways to make that happen.

Are you trying to find innovative ways to build your fitness business? Consider going back to the basics. There is no shortcut to growing a business, but email marketing can help you generate more leads quickly and effectively.

If you work for a big box gym, they likely collect your personal training fees for you. But what if you’re responsible for collecting your own payments from clients? Here are a few factors to consider, as well which three online methods are best.

Thinking about becoming a personal trainer? If you love fitness and enjoy working with and helping people, you’re already part of the way there. What else do you need? Let us break it down for you and explain why certification is essential in this industry.

Workout videos are a great way to boost your brand. If you sell them, you can increase your revenues as well. But how do you produce high-quality videos without a video studio or expensive equipment? This article explains.

Some health professionals focus solely on nutrition. Others have made a career out of fitness and creating workout programs. But why not do both? Maximize your potential with nutrition AND personal training. Here’s what you need to know.

Online personal training gets more popular each day. But one key aspect of training that is more challenging when you can’t see clients face-to-face is assessment. We’ll give you some tips and tools to make it work.

Though your first priority as a personal trainer may be to help your clients reach their health and fitness goals safely and effectively, you must protect yourself in the process. This requires purchasing insurance. But what type of policies do you need?

There’s more to opening a gym than just being a good trainer. It requires time, effort, energy, resources, and money. Not sure what it takes to get started? Consider these factors before you invest.

Think training clients in the gym is your only option as a personal trainer? That’s just the beginning. Explore these alternative uses for your personal training certification.