Ever wondered IF?
I've been thinking about becoming a sports coach and getting into the health<>nutrition<>sports area more. Besides doing it myself, I started coaching workouts for colleagues during lunch times. But that was always more a fun side thing and never anything serious.
I personally actually did most of my classes at a local boutique gym where they offer HIIT, yoga, barr and spinning classes.
I always thought that it would be pretty cool to also be in instructor there and considering I have the mindset of, well I can do whatever I want and if I don't know how to do it, I will learn it, it didn't seem too far fetched.
On the other side, what experience do I have, no certificate, no clear professional background. Well, who gives a fuck and what's the downside of asking.
So I did.
They told me that there is no specific background needed for HIIT and as it appears that I have some background knowledge (8years of gym, marathons, playing soccer for 12 years and already coaching HIIT classes) you will end up with some. Not only that, by just asking they actually offered me to teach me how to become a spin instructor as well.
And if you don't trust me, trust good old Steve Jobs!
Go for it!