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My brother-in-law has been a personal trainer for seven years. He started doing it when he was in college to make a little extra money. After he graduated from college, he was unable to find a job that would use his degree in psychology, so he decided to continue training his clients. He tried to make it into a full-time job, but because of the economy, many of his clients had to give up their personal training sessions for financial reasons. He had trouble finding more clients, so he decided to focus his time on opening a personal training studio. He opened the studio with a few of his friends who are also personal trainers. With their combined clientele, they have pretty good business. They found out that they could get a decent price on phone and internet for their studio with T1 new york, so that was one less thing they had to worry about. I have referred a few friends to them and they are seeing pretty fast results. I am also thinking about starting to train there soon.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Post contributed by Josue Durham My brother-in-law has been a personal trainer for seven years. He started doing it when he was in college to make a little extra money. After he graduated from college, he was unable to find a job that would use his degree in psychology, so he decided to continue training … <\/p>\n