@sibusisomichaels
I stay in South Africa, personal training is just picking up this side so a lot of opportunities are open....this has helped a lot
@covertsniper1983
My main niche is teaching boxing/kickboxing related workouts to clients. Great workout for weight loss, confidence building, and having fun. I offer in-home and virtual options. I'm not as busy as I'd like and I do have a few clients that I work with that aren't in that category but I think it's a good niche, even considering I've been involved in various martial arts for about 28 years now, certified boxing coach, etc. Great video Jeff!
@jeremymclean7247
Great eye opening video. I originally wanted to start my business training only athletes but general pop seems like a way more profitable route. Thanks for the red pill!
@0ako
So thankful for this information. I worked for half a year at a gym and nobody taught me any of this stuff, the management just expected trainers to figure this out on their own. I'm so happy I came across this channel so I can be better prepared for my next training gig.
@Mannusverse
Welp, there you have it. I'm not niching down. Thank you so much!
@terwils7492
Another great video with very informative information as always! It was a niche that got me interested in becoming a CPT, along with my own experiences recovering from injuries. Specifically, I'm interested in the barefoot movement and how that affects improving overall mobility up the kinetic chain. Time will tell if I can support myself as a newly certified CPT with this niche. I think that just by adding this to my repertoire as a CPT might make my services more appealing overall. That focus was what prompted me to get certified with NASM as they too are focused on balance, mobility & endurance as a first step training which fit perfectly with my philosophy on training. I just got certified with NASM and now studying at EBFA Global for the Barefoot Training Specialist courses. Before I begin gaining experience, I wanted to have the knowledge of these additional assessments for my clients. Thanks again Jeff!
@chrismcloydcpt
Grreat Video. I just launch my inhome personal training business and since to my knowledge I am one of the few people that does it in my area i dont have to niche down. Since the serivce in its self is rare.
@juliogomez9145
WOW I was thinking about this topic about 30 minutes ago and then I saw this video! what a coincidence
@TheFitCosplayer
So excited for this video
@functionalaestheticse.c.8953
Solid advice.
@alfiebower6887
Top content as always!
@ATTherapist
Should a PT establish a niche in a commercial gym while working as a staff?
@qaisarbacha7945
thanks you sir
@JD-hu3dg
well done guys!
@brandonstevens1543
What do you think of a family focus niche? Right now I have a mom/dad/daughter and also a mom/son. This summer I am looking to go full time after teaching PE for 6 years.
@StrokeNTheFire
I was thinking about which type of specialization I would be interested in. I'm debating between older popultions, fat loss, and women (which is just what I am 😂). I wanted to shadow a few different trainers before I pay for further specialization. Would that be weird? How long would I ask them to shadow for??
@julianvasquez506
Hey Jeff, I am located in Los Angeles California, I am starting a mobile gym in the Los Angeles area , I am a ex-Bodybuilder and I am passionate about training other bodybuilders for competition , Also for those who just want to train and look like a bodybuilder but do not compete , my 2nd niche demographic is bodybuilders in wheelchair, I am providing services for both niche, I've been in the fitness industry for over 30 years,and I believe this niche demographic haven't been taken over in the fitness industry, what's your take on my niche demographic. Thanks!
@shan_7714
What about a niche in Interval Training?
@AlwaysWorkin1090
What about corrective exercise niche?
@momentsinminutes4032