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vladimir1956 [14]
3 years ago
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When is it okay for a client to become intimately involved with their trainer? A. If both parties consent to it B. Never C. If t

he trainer's manager knows about it D. Always and involves momentum
Biology
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mrs_skeptik [129]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

B. Never

Explanation:

Personal trainers (PT) are individuals hired to improve the fitness (mostly by exercise or dieting) of another person, known as the client. Not only do personal trainers possess the skills and knowledge to go about their jobs, they are also certified, hence, making them professionals at what they do.

Series of conversations, sometimes personal can occur between the PT and the client in order to extract information needed to successfully help the client. However, a personal trainer is mandated to be PROFESSIONAL while performing this role. One of the professional ethics of the job is that personal trainers are NEVER to get into any intimate relationship with their clients. This is a serious offence that can cost a trainer not only his/her job but also professional license.

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