https://scwfit.com/webinars

Whether you’re an aspiring, newly certified, or experienced personal trainer, chances are you’ll be faced with the challenge of discovering your own strengths and improving areas of weakness at some point in your career. The good news is that you don’t have to face it alone! Join SCW’s panelists of premier industry trainers as they draw from decades of experience and share insight, tips, and tools for turning your personal training passion into a profitable career.

Jeff Howard (Guest Host), is an international fitness presenter, SCW Faculty Member, and successful entrepreneur owning and operating his own boutique studio. As a highly-sought fitness consultant, Jeff has traveled extensively, living abroad to elevate fitness standards for Virgin Active in South Africa and Puerto Rico where he was a pioneer-instructor at the newly-opened Golden Door Spa, as well as being the GX manager for Equinox in Chicago.

Alex Bryce is the Co-Founder and Head Coach at Electrum Performance, Director of Performance at Jiujiteiro, Founder and Head Coach at Strength Care Consultants, and is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) from the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). 

Nathalie Plamondon-Thomas is the international No.1 Bestselling Author of eleven books on success and wellness. She has empowered over 100,000 audience members and thousands of clients internationally to get rid of their negative self-talk. 

Davon Livingston is the creator of Lose-n-Tone fitness, a full-service personal training and group coaching business, a certified strength and conditioning coach, and a Talent Hack SPACES ambassador and master coach. Davon was driven to enter the fitness industry after observing the need for more accessible fitness options within his local community.

We will address the following topics:
1. How do I get started as a Personal Trainer?
2. How do I distinguish myself as an expert in an overly saturated market?
3. What can I do to prepare for an interview with a club or studio?
4. What inexpensive, yet effective, options are available for marketing my personal training business?
5. Should I focus on a niche population or training for the general public?