2140: How to Choose the Best Gym for You
In this episode Sal, Adam & Justin cover how to choose a gym, whether you a consumer looking for a good place to work out or a trainer looking for the ideal place to build your training business.
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Which Gym is Right for You? The pros and cons of each from both a client and a trainer's perspective. (1:11)
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#1 - Big Box gyms: 24 Hour Fitness, Crunch, Balley's, LA Fitness, or UFC. (2:18)
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#2 - Small Box gyms: Your local ma and pa gym private trainer studios. (22:36)
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#3 - Class gyms: F45, Orangetheory Fitness, or Barry's Bootcamp. (34:02)
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#4 - Training from home. (45:57)
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