ISSA Blog Articles

Considering a career as a health coach? This rising industry is great for anyone interested in fitness, health, nutrition, and working with people to meet their goals. Before you decide on any new career, though, you need to know what to expect for earnings.

Gyms often pay trainers based on a commission structure. Here are a few of the most common commission structures. We also share factors that can affect commission, and questions to ask before agreeing to a specific structure.

Is online personal training right for your career? Check out the pros and cons to make an informed decision.

As a new trainer, you have career choices to make. A big one is working as a contractor or an employee. Here’s what you need to know to make an informed decision.

Communication is a skill that you can and should master as a personal trainer. These are some of the best tips to help you listen, learn, and interact more successfully with clients.

Are you gym-obsessed? Do you love working out and pushing others? Why not make fitness a career? Here’s everything you need to become a personal trainer, and it’s a lot simpler than you think.

Being a personal trainer means adhering to certain professional standards. Here’s why these standards matter. We also share tips for keeping your contact with clients ethical and above board.

Becoming certified as a personal trainer is the first step in what has the makings of a fulfilling and lucrative career.

Client cancellations are an inevitable part of personal training. But you can minimize them. Check out our 5 crucial tips for ensuring your clients show up for their workout.

Do you know how to be seen in a crowd of generic gym trainers? Rise above the rest to get more clients and find career success. Here’s how.

Renewing your personal training certification is important for your career, but do you know how to do it? We’ll help you understand the process and provide some tips to make it easier.

Although you provide great value as a personal trainer, not everyone can afford your services. Here are ways to help current and potential clients with financial concerns. We also share how to have a cost discussion, and factors to consider before discounting your rates.