Originally Posted by
HoldMyBeer
I hire a trainer once a month. Not all equipment has mirrors there so you can check your form, some exercises require a spotter so you can go til failure. You have to be careful, I would say (a good percentage) of trainers out there don't keep up with the industry and new studies that come out, so you may be getting old information, training queues that have been debunked, etc. They are into it in the beginning of their careers, do the research and get their certifications, then eventually get complacent and just coast with what they know without trying to learn anything new. I don't blame them, it's human nature and you get those people in all professions, but still doesn't make for the best option.