$25/ Hr vs. $250/ Hr Personal Trainer

[@TheMovementSystem]

Watch the free Hip Mobility Masterclass: www.themovementsystem.com/opt-in-hip-mobility-webinar

[@treycobb2349]

Awesome video Matt! Thanks for the good information

[@TheMovementSystem]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ChadCilli]

Most of it comes down to your clientele and where you work. Even a beginner in San Francisco can charge $200 an hour. But an expert in some small city like Duluth Minnesota isn’t going to be able to charge $250 an hour. There simply isn’t a market for it, and people can’t afford that.

[@williamalvarado1419]

True. I’m in Portland and i make about $50-80hr and I’ve only been at it for 6months

[@thiagolopes7834]

Man, you make the most useful videos for coaches! Thank you!

[@Egomode9000]

Graduated Bachelor of health and fitness chasing that CSCS I know I am so close 🙏🏾

[@EGGIE-kg2bn]

Excellent information !!!!!

[@quentingreen7536]

Win them over with their warm-ups!

[@kentonmckeeman8743]

Thanks for the info! Where is the link for the general programming template. Excited to start tracking my exercises!

[@lilKEMP81]

You’re the best!!!!

[@matheusfrota95]

Great video. Thanks

[@oksanakaido8437]

Not a trainer, but this was such a great summary, especially the detailed movement assessment and tracking progress. Question, how do I decide whether I should look for a physical therapist or personal trainer? I don't have any acute injuries right now and have been working out consistently for several years, but I'm finding that old injuries are still nagging at me and I'm concerned about potential imbalances. Had physical therapy in the past for a couple months right after I injured my knee, but I wasn't that impressed with it tbh.

[@jacobclasen]

In college right now, working at LA Fitness as a trainer, maybe God eventually will let me get to this point🙏🙏