Does a Personal Trainer require a doctor's certificate

There is no better way to start than by learning how to perform client screening, and knowing what questions should be asked during the first client consultation appointment (refer to Consultation Guidelines). You should always suggest that your client see his or her personal physician prior to starting or increasing the intensity of his or her existing exercise program, even if the client is not at risk for health reasons. Inform the prospective client up front that the answers to any and all questions during client screening are strictly confidential. Emphasize to the client the importance in answering all questions as specifically and honestly as possible. This will allow you to provide them with the most effective recommendations possible. For client safety, and for professional and liability reasons, you should always maintain current CPR Certification. It is always possible, even though you will only be training apparently healthy individuals, that there will be a need for the performance of CPR. As a qualified and conscientious personal fitness trainer, it would be both professional and appropriate to maintain CPR Certification read less