How to Become a Travelling Personal Trainer

 After I received my training certificate, I was advised by seasoned fitness instructors and owners of gyms that if I was going to earn an income, I should open a shop in one location and create a steady list of clients over many years.

As a brand new trainer signing an agreement to lease an apartment, it was good.

However, after a few decades, the wanderlust began.

In the belief that I could be a personal trainer who travelled, I spent hours researching ways to become an effective personal trainer without having to tie myself to a specific location.

Since then, personal training and fitness writing has helped me make my way across the world. I've been a travelling personal trainer in Poland, South Korea, Bolivia and Peru, including some countries.

If you're interested in becoming a personal trainer, on the road is the perfect moment to get started. Personal training online and the growing fitness industry have created new opportunities all over the globe for fitness job opportunities.

These are some of the most effective ways to combine your training and travel.



What is the Personal Trainer Certification most respected?


The first step towards becoming a personal trainer on the road is to become certified by a recognized, national-level organization.

Below you'll find a nationally certified list of personal training certifications for individuals.

They are widely regarded as the most trusted in America. Each the United States provides a customized training program certified by a professional and many recertification options.

I've put them in the order listed below depending on a few variables:


  • How difficult are they to learn and achieve?

  • What you'll do with the certificate in your professional career (e.g. medical field as opposed to. personal trainer online)

  • My suggestions are based on research and taking care of each certification in detail.


How to Find a Personal Trainer who travels? jobs

You've got your certificate, and your flight is reserved, and now you're searching for ads with the title "travelling fitness instructors."

The thing to remember about work in travel fitness: It's going to be necessary to look for them or make yourself opportunities.

I'm a big fan of the former.

Let's discuss the online and on-site ways to become a personal travel trainer. I'll also discuss work-related jobs in fitness that aren't directly related to personal training.

Train-to-Travel Jobs for Personal Trainers on-site

If you'd prefer to interact with clients face-to-face, many alternatives can take you to various cities and states and countries.

Being employed by a gym on-site in a different country is a great option when you plan to stay in that location for longer than the permitted time frame for a tourist visa, typically three months.

Commercial gyms will usually be your visa sponsor, allowing you to stay at least one year in the country.

Here are the most effective ways I've come across to become a live on-site travel trainer.

Hiking Guide

It's not personal training; however, you can spend lots of time outdoors in exciting places as a hiking guide for groups.

I've observed many opportunities to do this throughout the United States and abroad, particularly within Cusco, Peru.

Create Workout Programs

You can develop and sell custom workout programs to clients on the internet.

I'd suggest offering a set-price package deal in which the client is charged a single price, and they get a video consultation that includes a custom workout plan for a certain period, either weeks or months.

Fitness Blog By Trigger Bond

 

 

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