Aidan Brotherhood · Personal Trainer
The professional qualifications I've earned, the additional training I've completed, and the areas where I'm continuing to learn.
I trained through Future Fit Training and hold these regulated qualifications awarded by Transcend Awards. Together, they cover the core knowledge and practical skills required for one-to-one personal training.
The main qualification behind my work as a personal trainer. It covers assessing individual needs, coaching exercise technique, developing and adapting training programmes, and supporting changes in lifestyle and behaviour.
The foundations of gym-based instruction, including exercise supervision, movement and anatomical systems, helping people learn technique, and supporting healthy, sustainable training habits.
My training also covers nutrition and first aid, both relevant to working responsibly with clients.
Completed through Future Fit Training. The course supports the practical, general nutrition guidance I give around training, weight management and everyday habits. It is a course-completion certificate, not registration as a dietitian or nutritionist.
Completed with Stewart First Aid. This training provides a foundation in responding to emergencies in the workplace.
A qualification is an important starting point, but it doesn't mean every coaching decision is settled. I want to keep building my knowledge, question my assumptions and improve how I apply what I learn to the person in front of me.
I've enrolled in further strength and conditioning training through Future Fit, but haven't completed the qualification. I won't list it among my achieved credentials until I have.
For more on how this translates into actual coaching, read my approach .
Starting out
We can discuss your goals and whether one-to-one coaching is the right fit in a free, 30-minute consultation at JD Gyms Renfrew.
