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What qualifications do I need? Qualifications are an important
aspect ofbeing a fitness instructor, both forsecuring clientsand ensuring safe practice. I have completed mam' qualificationsinchidinggeneraIN\'Q co u r^ such as Level 2 exercise and fitness andLevelsPersonal Training, supported by a wide range of specific
• courses covering areas such as .spinning andZumba.
Aiqr other requirements? You don’t necessarily need much
experience, but you do need a passion for keeping fit and living a healthy lifestyle.
How long does it take to qualify? I went to college to study exercise and fitness, the course was a year-long so after
a year I got a job as a Fitness Instructor at a local golf club. During this time I
achieved further qualifications including completion of my spinning course. Pump' FX, exercise to music & Zumba.
Whatsortofstartingsalaryand package can you expect?
While working as a fitness instructor you can expect a salary of around £12,000
a year. As a self-employed trainer it’s around £18,000 a year but it depehds on class numbers and sessions.
What sort of personal skills make
someone best suited to a fitness trainer? Being fiiendly, confident and
approachable are all key skills in this role whilst being patient and having the ability to explain things clearly. •
What sort of career prospects and structure is there?
Being a fitness instructor involves
helping people to achieve goals and to become and stay fit, either in a gym environment or in a more informal location. Work can either be salaried.
freelance or self-employed.
What kind of job satisfaction can you expect &om being a Personal trainer? ■ The satisfaction I get is amazing, especially when clients teU me howmuch
I have helped them achieve their goals and get into shape. ,
Inso words, sell your profession? I really do love my job. It makes me feel
good, whilst making others feel good at the same time.
am my own boss. Teaching classes is lots of run and it
doesn’t really seem like work. It is very satisfying and rewarding also I • AMAZING; Lauren Wilson enjoys helping others achieve
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Saturday Dewhnrst J. Manpiet F. Biitt, M. Coulter,
I Hnssahi, P. Tomer, Saddique. Scoren C. Dewhurst Cfitheme2nds(sBamoIdswick2iids,home, meet 12-30 pjn.) J. Green, B. Ahmed, C. Palmer, ,
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ARushton.ATomer,.
W. E a stl^ R. Sharpies, E. Lowes, JanaL ScsroRK. Crabtree.
Read 2nds (v BrinscaR 2nds, away, start 1-30 pjn.) M. Trifan, K. Grimshaw; T. Turner, J. Laycoek, L Fox, B. Graham, J. Wood, N. Snaps, C. Noene, F. Barden, AN. Other. Scaren Mrs
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Gary takes the win
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White,John Whittaker,Gary/Udred,DaveClegg,Jean Davies,LindaCleggand Lady Captain DoreenHammond. Mytton Fold GolfClub’sInaugu-
ral Lady Captain, Pauline White, celebrated her day with a highly-
competitive and well-supported event
Gary Aldred returned an ex cellent 86-19-G7, earning him the win, a shot clear of Frank Havard (92-24-68), and third was Dave Clegg, whose 83-13- 70 was the lowest gross, and enough to beat Nigel Fairhurst {89-19-70) on a card play-off. Judith Kay took the ladies’
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trophy with a 99-27-72 and a five-shot lead over Hazel Sell ars (112-35-77). Close^on Ha zel’s heels were Lin& Clegg (101-23-78) and Allison Nut- tall (100-22-78).
RaySt^dringwonMytton Fold’s Post Office Cup bogey
coinpetitionwithascoreof+4 (beating the course with a nett 4)- Runner-up was NickAvino ahead of Dave Cleigg, Martin Holden and Andrew Palfrey, all four carding +2. Texas came to Langho
when Mytton Fold held an other fun team event over the weekend. Steve 'Worrall, Baz Hargreaves and Graha’m Plant finished nearly two points clear of Peter Kiddie, Tony Cross and Club President David Hargreaves. Third place finishers were
Steve Korab, Nigel Fairhurst and Frank Hindle a further point in arrears’. In the Ladies’ April Stabl-
eford, Hazel Sellars continued herwinningstre^byheading the field by three clear points from Judith Kay (30 points),
Linda Clegg(26)andTaqa Wil son (also26) andaddtoherOr- der of Merit lead. Mytton Fold’s midweek
April Stableford saw Graham Slater(35 points) take the win ahead ofDave Jackson {32) and Clitheroe Town Crier Roland Halewood (29). • Lady Captain DoreenHam
mond won the April Medal/ Annie Chambers Qualifier. Her 114-31-83 pipped Pauline
White (105-21-84). Judith Kay finished third. • Chris Thorpe was the
star performer in Clitheroe Golf Club’s Medal, ELGA Qual ifier and Castle Cup Qualifier with a remarkable nett 65 to win by four shots from Steve Connor. •
Gary Speak’s five birdies
puthimthirdaheadofJonath- an Sheasby and Richard Low
ery on the same nett 69 mark. Junior member George
Young’s 79-9-70 return was suitably rewarded. Two handicap man Garry
Byrneproducedanotherthree on Saturday to take the Divi
sion OnePrizeafterafour-way play-off. Dave Heesom had
twos on the 5th and 8th holes but had to settle for fourth behind Chris Silverwood and MikeFearnhead.' Brian Stokes took the Divi
sion Two prize witha one-shot margin over Peter Pedder, who faded bn the run in and finished with a nett 71.
Nick Brice claimed the Di vision Three prize ahead of
Chris Sims arid Ron Cornwell. Mark Ashworth had the
best gross 70. The early birds took home
, the spoils in Sunday’s Fourball and the Nigel Clowes/Kieron Hunt partnership topped the Leader Board with 40 points'. Colin Mustoe and John
Wetton had the best front nine, but Gary Speak and Mike Tattersall took runnefs-up
spotaftercardswiththesame 39 points.
The Ladies’ Foursomes
and Coronation Qualifier on Thursday sawfour pairs mas ter the wind to score a credit able 29 points. Rosemary Fort
andDawnMillsweretopofthe • prize list, and the in-form La dy Captain partnered Anne Hartley to take second. The two, Patricias, Brennan and Murray, finished third ahead ofBarbara Andrews and Chris Thorpe’s mother, Judy.
Martin wins the medal by a shot
On a glorious April Satur day 63 men of Whalley Golf Club gathered to contest the Monthly Medal.
Despite the greens not be ing easy, Martin Crabtree re turned a creditable 73 to win the Medal and the First Divi sion.
; Rob Andrew was second
with 74 representing the low est gross score of 76. Clive Rees triumphed in the Second Division with 75,
narrowly beating John Harvey and Chris Thompson in a card play-off.
The two’s competition pro
duced five winners - Mel Earle, Danny Liles, James Andrew, Dan Rodgers and Bill Banks.
Earlierthismonth,thelady
membersofWhaileyColfClub competed in an E.W.G A., med al and Longworth Cup first
round qualifier, with a handi cap limit of 30.
, The top four in the event went through to the club’s
Longworth Cup competition. The conditions proved to
be very testing for the play ers, but the winner Shirley Palich stormed through the field with a winning score of 88-17-71, followed by Maureen Board with 95-19-76, Sue Mad- denwithi05-27-78andMarion Chambers with 107-27-80. Last Thursday, the ladies held a fun Texas Scramble
competition, which had to be reduced to nine holes due to ' the very windy conditions. Playing teams o f four
with two scores to count, the winning team was Chris
Thurston, VivBirtwell, Franc es Gierat and Carol Blackad-
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