
A good training partner can help you immensely in your workouts but a bad one can spell disaster. Before you decide if you want a partner, you need this information. By: Nick Nilsson Feb 02, 2004 A good training partner can help you immensely in your workouts but a bad one can spell disaster. Before you decide if you want a partner, you need this information. A good training partner can be a great asset to your training but if you get stuck with a bad one, it could lead you down the road to frustration. Be selective when choosing a training partner. Not every person is a good one (some can be downright horrible!). ![]() What To Look For? ![]() 1. Punctual
2. Dependable
3. No Personality Conflict
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5. Training Level
6. Motivation
7. Attitude
8. Open Mind
9. Overpartnering
10. Spotting
11. Male/Female Training Partners ![]()
While there are a number of advantages to having a training partner such as spotting, motivation, and companionship, there are also advantages to working alone, e.g. self- reliance, self-focus, no hassles over schedule, no one to wait for, etc. In the end, it is really up to you whether or not you want or need a training partner. |
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