What’s up - I’m Kaiser, the creator of the Super-Trainer Blog and Community, and I’ve got something to share with you - I’ve been through and done everything in the training industry, and you know what I’ve found out?
Training is completely different from any other career in existence, and the path to success is actually the path of least resistance. That means making it in training is a lot easier and simpler than you’ve been led to believe. We talk about that on Super-Trainer, but I’ve condensed all of this hard-hitting info and put it into one groundbreaking special report…
This is the report that pulls back the curtain and shows you what the Personal Training Industry is really about:
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You’ll learn my blood and guts story of how I cut through all the hype and B.S. in this business to get to the truth: how the top trainers were crafting outstanding livings and amazing lifestyles. After everything I’ve been through, I couldn’t just sit back here and watch other fellow trainers continue to get shafted and run in circles. That’s why I’ve detailed it all in this FREE SPECIAL REPORT available for immediate download (no registration necessary)!
Two new reports just added! THE MARKETING BLUEPRINT and THE FITNESS LIFESTYLE. To view the free reports, click on images below and then save to your hard drive. Adobe reader required.
Report Downloads Are PDF Format:
Whistleblower Report |
Marketing Blueprint |
Fitness Lifestyle |
| Here’s what some of the top independent trainers in the country are saying about Super-Trainer and The Whistleblower Report: | ||
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“Kaiser - In the WHISTLEBLOWER REPORT, you explained why a trainer’s ultimate goal should not be to open a studio, I agree with you 100%. I often consult extremely successful fitness pros who aspire to open a full service health club or studio, and if they can put their egos aside, they more often than not see that they are already successful with no risk or liability. It was refreshing to see a similar message in someone else’s words. Independent trainers can make $100k a year in training easily, without the overhead and unnecessary risks involved in opening a studio or club; this is what AFI teaches and we practice what we preach. I’ve always been impressed with your dedication to adding another honest voice to the personal training industry, keep up the good fight!”
“Wish I could have read something like the Whistleblower report years ago (would’ve saved me a lot of time)! Working for someone else is a dead end. I came to the realization years ago that I would never be truly happy and successful unless I struck out on my own. I wanted total control of my future and career, so that if I succeeded or failed, it was due to my actions and decisions, not those of inept management types above me that I had no control over. When you can do something you truly love and have a passion for, there’s no limit on what you can achieve. I really like your point that the people you work with are exceptional. Through my independent training business, I have met people from all over the world and all kinds of occupations. I’ve learned so much from my clients about their respective fields, and broadened my knowledge and understanding of different cultures, religions, political points of view, and so many other areas. Not to mention getting invited to some great parties and social events! I can’t think of any other career where I would be exposed to such a variety of people and ideas, and actually learn as much from my clients as they do from me.”
‘Kaiser is the type of trainer I only hope the majority of people in this profession try to become. Here is a guy that’s not settled with only stepping into the profession. Super-Trainer is a fantastic website that is the vehicle for Kaiser’s mission. It is loaded with great info including interviews and cool articles. I knew Kaiser was a special trainer who gets the commercial gym mentality and has transpired it through his own business. I was basically hooked. I’ve been in this profession for 10+ years. I’ve had my ups and downs with every known curve-ball that this career can throw at you. And its professionals like Kaiser that allow me to wake up each morning knowing this profession is in good hands. He respects what he does and he gets the fact that it is about the people he helps. For every trainer starting out in the field, walk a path parallel to Kaiser’s and you too will be reaching bigger audiences and enjoying every minute of it.” |
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