Career personal trainer

Personal training is a rewarding profession — you get to improve people's lives and see real results over time. On average, personal trainers earn $45,650 per year, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Personal trainers don't need a college degree and can get certified for a fraction of the cost.

You can make good money as a personal trainer, especially working for yourself, provided you do well at your job, and you know how to market yourself.

Fitness trainers and instructors who are interested in management positions should get a bachelors degree in exercise science, physical education, kinesiology, or a related subject. Experience often is required in order for a trainer or instructor to advance to a management position in a health club or fitness center.

Yes, making good money as a personal trainer is very viable. Even entry-level personal trainers can make upwards of $25 an hour, and easily up to $100 an hour if they are experienced.