All PTs are not created equal. So we’ve crowdsourced tips from the experts on how to choose the best one for you. Check the CV Start by getting the basics right and always check your trainer’s credentials and qualifications – a good one will have no problem showing these to you. ‘In the UK, the minimum requirement is to be insurance at Level 3,’ says Hugh Hanley, head of personal training and fitness at Virgin active Funded by the Department of Health 'press 'Read More'
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