THINKING OF A CAREER AS A PERSONAL TRAINER?

PERSONAL TRAINER REALISTIC EARNING POTENTIAL

This is a very important question for anyone looking to start a career as a Personal Trainer and the fact is that a qualified Personal Trainer will earn more money than a fitness instructor by quite a significant amount.

Like most professions, the more experience and qualifications that you gain and the more clients that you have, the more money you are able consistently make. It is achievable to earn anywhere from £20,000 to £30,000 in your first year dependent on the number of clients you have and maintain.

If you grow your qualifications and widen your areas of expertise, you are demand a higher rate per hour from your clients. Areas of expertise may include weight management, group training courses or conditioning training.

Those Personal Trainers that offer classes to groups of individuals are able to increase their income by £20-£30 an hour.

HERE IS A BREAKDOWN OF THE REALISTIC EARNING POTENTIAL

Personal Trainer Predictive Income

Personal Training Daily £35	Daily Income	Weekly income, 5 Days	Monthly income, 4 weeks	Annual Income, 48 weeks	Annual Income spinning x1 class per week @ £20	Annual income,Spinning x 2 classes per week @ £20	Annual Income spinning x 3 classes per week @£20
2 PT Sessions	£70	£350	£1400	£16800	£17760	£19680	£22560
3 PT Sessions	£105	£525	£2100	£25200	£26160	£27120	£28080
4 PT Sessions	£140	£700	£2800	£33600	£34560	£35520	£36480
5 PT Sessions	£175	£875	£3500	£42000	£42960	£43920	£44880
6 PT Sessions	£210	£1050	£4200	£50400	£51360	£52320	£53280
7 PT Sessions	£245	£1225	£4900	£58800	£59760	£60720	£61680