Comments on: Master Trainer JIM HART Talks About Personal Training For The Long Haul … http://super-trainer.com/personal-training-career-growth/ Get started in PERSONAL TRAINING! Welcome to ... Thu, 29 Jul 2010 05:19:18 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Kaiser http://super-trainer.com/personal-training-career-growth/comment-page-1/#comment-12972 Kaiser Sat, 21 Nov 2009 23:31:14 +0000 http://super-trainer.com/?p=6130#comment-12972 Couldn't agree with you more Greg - I've gotten to know Jim real well and he's a top ambassador of what being a trainer is about - I hope that young trainers starting out get to meet and learn from trainers like Jim - they'll learn some valuable lessons on how to approach this field and be successful at it - Couldn’t agree with you more Greg – I’ve gotten to know Jim real well and he’s a top ambassador of what being a trainer is about – I hope that young trainers starting out get to meet and learn from trainers like Jim – they’ll learn some valuable lessons on how to approach this field and be successful at it -

]]> By: Greg Justice http://super-trainer.com/personal-training-career-growth/comment-page-1/#comment-12965 Greg Justice Sat, 21 Nov 2009 13:40:26 +0000 http://super-trainer.com/?p=6130#comment-12965 Perhaps I'm biased, but I really enjoy hearing from those who have "Walked the Walk" for many years. Jim is a classic example of what our industry needs and from what young trainers can learn and benefit. There's a big difference between "having a job"... and "making a career". Clearly, Jim has made a career doing something for which he has great passion. How fortunate are we to be able to turn our advocation into a vocation? Jim, keep spreading the message of fitness to the world. Kaiser, thanks for these great interviews and blog posts! Perhaps I’m biased, but I really enjoy hearing from those who have “Walked the Walk” for many years. Jim is a classic example of what our industry needs and from what young trainers can learn and benefit.

There’s a big difference between “having a job”… and “making a career”. Clearly, Jim has made a career doing something for which he has great passion.

How fortunate are we to be able to turn our advocation into a vocation?

Jim, keep spreading the message of fitness to the world.

Kaiser, thanks for these great interviews and blog posts!

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