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Personal Narrative: A Career As A Personal Trainer

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College, one of the most stressful and exciting times in a person’s life. We go to college to get a degree and to make bank to support our lifestyle. There are many different career paths a person can choose from. As a college student who is approaching his final days at a Jr College, I’ve decided to major in Kinesiology. With this degree, I want to become a personal trainer and help people lose weight and better their life style. This decision took many years to make but I know it’s the perfect career for me.
As a personal trainer, one must be passionate in physical exercise and a healthy diet. A personal trainer must plan a fitness program designed for their patience. They must also be great speakers and critical thinkers. I not only carry
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