You can probably teach summer school in the district somewhere.

how come?

$6.50 an hour is not a whole lot.

20 an hour to train people....hmmm.....

Any client you will get is probably a new member. But no one joins in the summer - Winter and early Spring are the most common joining times. Gyms are emptier in the summer, because casual fitness people (the majority of members) would rather be outside. Serious fitness people, who get to teh gym every day, are not going to hire a trainer. So where will your client base come from?

Next, even if you get 10 clients twice a week, then you are training 20 hours a week, which is $400. That's a lot of work for not that much money. And that is an overly optimisitc estimate - as discussed above, no one gets a trainer in the summer.

Further, you're going to be picking up weights and cleaning up cardio equipment for $6.50 an hour.

Where's the upside here? There is none.

You acn find work as a summer school teacher. Full timers want the time off....next time you are subbing, ask one of the regular teachers....they will probaby be more than happy to point you in the right direction if it will get them more time off.

MAD - You like teaching. if you becaome a trainer you will waste threemonths of your life for no money. I know because I did it.

i may work part time at the vitamin outlet, i used to work full time there, but if i stay part time now, i can get my shit half off, so i pay cost... it rocks!!!