Rules of Personal Training in NYC

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NYC has an abundance of gyms and trainers to go with it. Most trainers pay a small fee to bring their clients into a gym and hope that they don’t have to deal with other idiot trainers. So if you’re a Trainer in NYC you really need to be following these 3 basic rules.

There’s no dibs

I had an issue a few years back where a trainer was warming up his client but called dibs on the squat rack and to add to that he was very adamant that we didn’t work in.

There’s two rules broken here, let them work in and there’s no dibbs!

Squat Rack Usage

We all know the adage “No curls in the squat rack” but ironically enough, now I see  trainers attaching their TRX or some other suspension device onto it. There are other places to put these sort of devices in most gyms, don’t desecrate the holy squat rack!

What is allowed in the squat rack:

  • SQUATS!
  • Rack Pulls
That’s pretty much it…

Clean Up

This is pretty self explanatory, clean up after yourself. When you’re done with the squat rack unload the weight and place it back in the labeled section, if a kindergarten class can do it you can too…
Bottom line, use common sense.

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Chris MatsuiAbout the Author

Chris Matsui is a highly sought after Performance Training Coach in NYC who has worked with high-level athletes and general fitness clients of all ages and at every fitness level. He has a unique background that consists of personal training in the private setting and sports performance training at the professional and collegiate level. Connect with Chris on Google+

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