Personal Trainers

[Gerald Bourne]

Yes

[DominicDecoco]

Dont waste your money. Everything is on youtube.

[Dealdealers]

🤔

[Mdshadow947]

Yes just choose right one

[sherwinp07]

Okay kumuha ng trainer if afford mo. You can learn ung tamang form and other tips sa workout. But pwede mo rin makuha yun through research, observing other gym goers or by asking some of the people sa gym. Usually mababait naman mga tao sa gym

[courtesanhunter]

mga nasa close sa 1K per session yung ibang personal trainer. kaya mahal din.

[TooEzforEz]

Personal trainers are expensive pero kung afford naman, mas better. 

[Cabahit]

Everything is online na. Save your pesos. 

[baegerhunter]

ok lang if first timer, make sure you get the right execution. 

[Andy chai 2023]

I thnk better

[neilgayuman]

It's great for beginners who have no idea on where to start. They can teach you the correct forms, and show you alternate exercises to mix up your routine.

But also for experienced people who have plateaud or lost who need extra motivation to keep going. 

[FromTheDeepSouth]

Can anyone recommend an online trainer that specializes in hybrid calisthenics? Preferably yun marunong din ng proper dieting (not just trendy/fad diets)

[FA22]

I prefer working out with personal trainer. 

[Arron111]

Everything can learn by your own

[AnakNaTikoy]

Just gonna speak from my personal experience. Goal ko talaga is basic/general strength & muscle gain, or at least di humihina habang pumapayat ako. Mainly doing novice-to-intermediate weight lifting with my 1st year or so exclusively doing basic compound lifts - squat, bench, dead, overhead press, lat pulldown, barbell rows. Wala akong balak maging competitive - just lifting to look better naked.

I've never needed a personal trainer. Natunan ko yung basics from the r/Fitness wiki and the a few, good quality YT channels for form videos. I also film my own working sets and sometimes post them on r/formcheck to get decent, crowdsourced feedback. In the end, my form isn't perfect, but it's definitely good enough to not be injury prone.

This may change as I get stronger over time, or if my goals ever change, or for any number of unforeseen reasons. But for the vast majority of people just trying to get bigger & stronger for health, vanity, etc., a personal trainer is a luxury, not a necessity.