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And by using the checklist below, you will be able to quickly find the trainer who's just ~~appropriate~~ for you!<br><br>You can consider these five traits your shopping list when interviewing a personal trainer to work with you:<br><br>Great Personal Trainers have a sincere and enthusiastic interest in ~~helping~~ people improve their' lives through fitness. They will be genuinely excited about hearing about your exercise background ~~as well as~~ your fitness goals. They ~~will~~ be energized ~~through~~ the ~~fact~~ that you have decided to make fitness a part of your life.<br><br>There will be days when you may lack the desire to ~~have~~ a good workout. Perhaps you slept poorly the night before or had a calamity at ~~work~~. Your Personal Trainer will provide the energy and motivation to get you through your toughest days. 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