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Fitness salary information

A typical fitness salary can vary widely from one job to another.

This is a field that many people enter simply because they love the work, but it still pays to know what a typical fitness salary is.

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As with other fields, fitness salary will vary according to the training and responsibility of the position. Typical wages of people working in this field run from $30,000 up to $75,000 or more for those at the top of the filed.

There are of course variations depending on:

  • Region of the country
  • Specialty area
  • Degrees earned
  • Previous experience

Having said that, the national averages are as follows:

  • Exercise Physiologist (Bachelor's Degree plus ACSM Certification) $29,000
  • Exercise Physiologist (Master's Degree plus ACSM Certification) $32,000
  • Exercise Physiologist (PhD, etc) $30,000-$100,000
  • Athletic Trainer $32,000
  • Health Club Manager $30,000 - $50,000
  • Program Director at Health Club $20,000-$40,000
  • Gym Instructor $10-$30 per hour
  • Physical Therapist $48,000
  • Personal Trainer $20,000-$30,000+
You can improve your prospects in any job by combining experience and education, with the highest paying jobs typically going to those who have advanced or specialist educational qualifications.
 
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