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Trends in In-Home Personal Training

The Seeker by The Seeker
July 21, 2021
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In this age of home stays, many individuals are looking towards in-home personal training to keep up with their fitness lifestyle and improve on their outward physique.

In-home personal training enables an individual to work at their own pace and timing. This makes the trainer be able to customize the client’s training routine. Outdoor exercise has reduced with the need for online training advancing day by day, owing to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Trainers embrace modern online training sessions that aim to give their clients the necessary training modules while in the comfort of their own homes. This has revolutionized the industry by projecting growth of around 33million dollars every year until 2027. The homework outs are getting more straightforward and more creative, as new and ingenious ways of training have flooded the market.

Fitness enthusiasts are embracing these techniques due to their tine saving and non consuming nature. The old age of gym workouts is slowly replaced by in-home personal training. On the other hand, trainers are becoming more in the market due to the growing number of fitness enthusiasts.

Fitness organizations are bridging the gap between client and trainer by offering platforms for them to connect. This has seen in-home trainers earn substantial money even after the online fee and get more clients than before. The earnings of the in-home trainer are dependent on the services they offer, their level of certification, and recognition accolades that they have accrued over the years.

The advent of various training modules, products, and services that have changed the fitness game has since revolutionized the industry by making it more convenient to access suitable trainers and fitness experts. The workout plans are structured and customized to provide the motivation and direction needed for trainees to have the best possible structure for their training sessions.

In-home personal training offers a cost-effective way of training that transcends beyond the stipulated price for gym memberships. Therefore, the trainee can access cost-efficient ways of training and sign up for various gym membership plans that aim to advance their fitness journey. Most training sessions cost between $20 to $40 per session, depending on the location and qualifications of the trainer.

  1. Virtual training

This type of training is done virtually, either through Zoom or Google Meet, where the trainee gets customized to various workout plans on the trainer’s platform. Several individuals have changed their strategy to include the comfort and convenience of in-home personal training. There has been an increase in the search for in-home personal trainers who offer training either virtually or at the comfort of one’s home.

The virtual training is also done through mobile apps, which consider individual requirements and give the client customized plans.

  • Yoga training

Yoga training is one of the developing trends in In-home personal training aimed to de-stress the body. Several individuals have embraced unconventional training as a way to reconnect with their soul, mind, and body. Yoga training is one such fitness plan that aims to foster a deeper connection with oneself by going beyond the limitations that hold individuals back. In-home personal trainers incorporate yoga techniques in their fitness schedules to cater to a wide range of clients.

  • Restorative fitness

More individuals are turning to therapeutic fitness as a way to handle life’s pressures. This includes stretching, done individually or with the help of an individual fitness trainer, or meditation which has yielded spectacular results over the past months. Holistic fitness plans are being integrated into fitness plans, with clients encouraged to embrace them for faster results.

More fitness plans and training are also being done outdoors, allowing the client to be one with nature. The outdoor activity gives clients the much needed fresh air and makes the routine effect of closed-door training less tedious,

  • Lunchtime training

Studies indicate that the rate at which individuals work out during their lunch breaks is all-time high.  Lunchtime workouts have seen a 60% increase as noon is one of the most frequent workout times for fitness enthusiasts. This has been primarily due to the scheduled online meetings, which do not require one to shower after working out, and the prevalence of remote working allows people to sneak in and out of workouts between meetings. As a result, the need for shorter workouts has been embraced, with in-home trainers crafting workout sessions that do not last more than thirty minutes.

  • Remote fitness benefits

Remote fitness benefits in organizations have become prevalent in major cities, with individuals more willing to accept jobs based on the availability of a fitness package. This has aimed to accommodate employee productivity and enhance creativity in the workplace. Organizations are hiring in-home personal trainers to aid employees with their fitness goals at the comfort of their own homes. With the work-from-home routine, employees can incorporate their fitness goals into their working schedule and experience the numerous benefits that come with it. Professionals are more motivated and more likely to retain and attract talent in the workplace.

  • Integrated fitness devices

These offer an inclusive approach to home workouts. The in-home personal trainer will curate prerecorded fitness workouts and program them into the fitness devices where the client can follow at any time. These fitness devices have integrated hardware and software that considers physical parameters such as temperature, heart rate, and speed of workouts to guide the client on their workout progress.

Fitness devices such as Google’s Fitbit and Peloton are some of the devices used by in-home personal trainers. These devices can also aid in tracking food intake and ensuring that enough water has been consumed during training.

  • Wellness

In-home trainers are sensitizing their clients on the importance of an all-rounded approach which includes nutrition, adequate sleep, relaxation, and mindfulness. These, in conjunction with a qualified fitness plan, wills most likely give spectacular results and improve the mind the body of the client. Holistic treatments have been found to aid in wellness and embraced in various fitness circles. These prompt a wholesome approach to wellness and health.

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