RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA, CA, February 06, 2012 (Press-News.org) Whether a person is looking to be a celebrity personal trainer, a personal fitness trainer for a local sports team or a boot camp personal trainer, a new Personal Trainer Jobs site at http://www.personal-trainer-job.com/ provides links, listings, certification and information on all things personal training.
With an extensive personal trainer jobs directory, the new website offers links to a variety of fitness career options, including health club jobs, independent contractor positions and even online personal training options.
In addition, Personal Trainer Jobs includes information on personal trainer education and certification with the National Exercise & Sports Trainers Association (NESTA) Personal Trainer certification, a four-year accredited certification, where most are only two years. The NESTA online training is accredited by the National Commission for Certifying Agencies (NCCA), and it also incorporates business methods and information on running a successful personal training business.
"Regardless of how, where and when you want to work and develop your career in the fitness industry, this site has something for you," said John Spencer Ellis, founder of John Spencer Ellis Enterprises, a fitness and personal development solutions company, and the personal trainer jobs site. "As part of the growing fitness field, personal trainer jobs are plentiful when you know where to look, and what's where we come in."
In addition the website offers information on personal training career opportunities with Adventure Boot Camp, Intense Mixed Performance Accelerated Cross Training (IMPACT), mixed martial arts conditioning, group personal training, nutrition coaching and athletic coaching. Personal Trainer Jobs also includes information on Wexford University, which offers associate through doctorate degrees in health, fitness, nutrition and applied sports psychology in an accelerated online format.
"As a personal trainer, you have the opportunity to change your life and your clients' lives, which is a pretty amazing thing," Ellis added. "We wanted to simplify the process of finding personal training careers and education with this new website."
About John Spencer Ellis Enterprises and Personal Training Jobs
John Spencer Ellis Enterprises is a solutions provider for fitness and coaching professionals around the world, providing education, turn-key business programs, coaching and resources for new and advanced fitness and coaching professionals. For more information about John Spencer Ellis Enterprises or personal training jobs and certifications, please visit http://www.personal-trainer-job.com/
New Personal Trainer Job Site Helps Personal Fitness Trainers Find Local Jobs and Online Education
Personal trainers and aspiring personal trainers can now find job listings online at http://www.personal-trainer-job.com/. The site also offers information on fitness career training.
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[Press-News.org] New Personal Trainer Job Site Helps Personal Fitness Trainers Find Local Jobs and Online EducationPersonal trainers and aspiring personal trainers can now find job listings online at http://www.personal-trainer-job.com/. The site also offers information on fitness career training.