Fun first, with plenty of variety
How you'd train together
You both want sessions to feel enjoyable. One of you brings the energy; the other brings curiosity about trying new things. Together you are likely to keep each other turning up and laughing about it.
Where you might want different things
Enthusiasm can tip into wanting to go all out, while the easygoing one of you prefers to see how the day feels. Agree that a session can be lighter without being a let-down.
What to look for in a shared trainer
- Lists a supportive or flexible coaching style and says how they adapt to two people
- Talks about keeping sessions varied and offers a mix of training types
- Mentions adapting sessions to schedules or energy levels
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