Hi everyone, I'm Nick, and I'm excited about starting my journey as an online fitness coach. I come from a blue-collar background and have a solid general understanding of fitness and nutrition. I've been dedicated to working out and maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and I'm confident I look the part. My marketing skills and work ethic are strong, which I believe will help me grow my business. However, there's one major hurdle I'm facing: I've never been a personal trainer before. While I feel prepared in many aspects, I'm struggling with the confidence to package my knowledge and deliver it effectively to clients. I've heard mixed opinions about getting certified, with some saying it's not necessary. I'm reaching out to this community for advice. How can I overcome this lack of confidence and ensure I provide valuable training to my clients? Are there specific resources, strategies, or steps I should take to bridge this gap in my experience? Any insights or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help!

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Hey everyone, I've been passionate about fitness for years and have been working out regularly, and I'm considering starting my own online fitness coaching business. I definitely look the part and have a good understanding of fitness routines and nutrition. However, I'm not currently certified as a fitness trainer. I've noticed that many successful online coaches seem to have certifications, and I'm wondering how crucial this is. **Do you think being certified is necessary for becoming an online fitness coach, especially if you already have the knowledge and physical appearance to back it up?** Also, are there legal reasons or other benefits that might make getting certified worth it, even if it's just for formality's sake? Would love to hear your thoughts or any experiences you might have! Thanks!