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Message: From GoLocalProv by Matt Espeut, GoLocalProv Health + Lifestyle Contributor: Throughout my career my "type" of clientele has fluctuated greatly. I even market myself as someone that doesn't specialize. My goal is to help everyone be better, stronger, faster. I train everyone from age 14-90, and over the years my client base has shifted, oddly enough by age group. There was a time that I had a lot of forty something women clients, then it transitioned to 30 year old men as my majority, then it shifted to 60 year old women and men, and so on, probably because working with a personal trainer happens mostly by referral, and clients come from satisfied customers telling their friends how successful they are with my programs. http://www.golocalprov.comhttp://beta.golocalprov.com/fit-for-life-top-factors-to-consider-when-training-youth-athletes