Enneagram Types as Trainers 

Agreed -another 9

People have tried to invite me to group classes so many times. When I could work out alone? And that’s supposed to motivate me? Ha.

As a 5w4, I approve this message. Especially the small talk issue and her response to just say "Next!".

This fellow 4w5 concours 🖤

@@bethanythatsme yep, me too ✋️

I would love it too much.

I can already hear 9's whining from here.... Oh wait..... Yep, that's me whining.... 🤣😉

Yay!!! Thank you. It took a while because I couldn’t stop laughing. At myself. 😂😂

I had to cut the part where I disinfected everything for time! But I did do it!! 😂😂

@@LeeannMichellefunny Hey, major props for doing it in the first place! Love it!

Thank you for commenting on that! I laughed so hard when I saw what I looked like 😂😂

YES!!! How did you know?!

@@LeeannMichellefunny at the end he mentioned how it was his favorite or the best one

LEEANN DOES NOT!

Dead 😂 I’m a 4 and I have to do something that I find really interesting so maybe barre or a hike. No way I’m getting on a treadmill.

Type 1: Stressing over the best routine for their clients to reach their goals the most efficient and quickest way possible. Either take a nap in between when no one has scheduled a session or argue politics with colleagues, but not for very long because I’m right and you’re wrong. Type 2: Work at Planet Fitness and give massages included in the hour workout sesh. Type 3: Record gym training sessions in your garage and jabber about how happy you are about buying your brand new machine/work out toy. Type 4: Train with obscure things: pull a wagon on the road, balance heavy baskets on one’s head, and chase hoops with sticks. Type 5: Describe the molecular changes happening and how the muscles are ripping into shreds that will be built back up with the perfect measurements of supplements. Provide several options of goo after the workout session, dependent upon the results your client wants to see the most. Type 6: Picks the safest workouts, prefers yoga and loves to train those recovering from injuries (PT) because they have to do the smallest workouts and movements. Type 7: Exactly as the video showed. Unless they just train for a specific sport that’s also fun, like Parkour or Surfing. Type 8: Also pretty much as the video shows. Type 9: Thinks a lot about what their client should do, but mistakes thinking for communicating and therefore watches them make a mistake before correcting it. Prefers putting on work out videos and doing the workout halfway through, and then resting to watch their client continue with the rest of it. Yoga is also a great option, especially the resting your mind and body part.