Gentle, with room to try things
How you'd train together
Neither of you wants to be rushed or shouted at. Sessions together are likely to feel relaxed, with one of you bringing calm consistency and the other bringing variety and a willingness to try things out.
Where you might want different things
One of you finds comfort in knowing what is coming; the other finds that a little dull. A loose plan that keeps a familiar shape, with new things introduced gently, usually keeps you both happy.
What to look for in a shared trainer
- Lists a supportive or flexible coaching style and says how they adapt to two people
- Mentions adapting sessions to energy levels, and welcomes beginners or people returning after a break
- Offers a mix of training types, introduced at a comfortable pace
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