Anonymous

24 Oct 2020

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Looking to engage private gym trainer for classes to improve my health and lowering potential futures health bills. Would it be possible to negotiate for better rates?

Looking at how health costs are ballooning, am considering this as an investment on myself for a faster path to good health and avoid unnecessary injuries.

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Jason

24 Oct 2020

Hi Anon,

Great that you are putting in the effort to stay fit and healthy 💪 You will probably be getting better rates if there are ongoing promotions or when you signed up for more sessions as the gym/classes/PT usually come in a package.

Have you look around to see if any of your family members or friends that have knowledge and experience to guide you at the beginning?

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