Integrity
The fitness industry has gotten a bad rap – and for good reason, we don’t have any integrity. Even among the top fitness professionals who I admire (and I’m not going to say who), their products look like something I would see at 2pm in the morning on cable TV. Granted, I find some great uses for the products, but the advertisement is a lie because the advertisement doesn’t reflect the product accurately. And don’t let the money-back gaurantee fool you, these “professionals” know that most people won’t utilize that. This is why instead of doing bootcamp training (where I could earn more money), I’ve come back to private and semi-private training. I’m not saying bootcamp training is for those who just want to make money (because it isn’t), it’s that I want the fastest and highest-quality results I can get with my clients and that means doing what I’m doing now.
Von
