[Trainer-talk] training sessions with clients

[Dr. Denise M Robinson]

Brett
Have you thought of training using virtual techniques, so you can see them
daily? 1 hour works better when they are learning so much. I teach daily,
using virtual techniques and I see greater success. You lose them after an
hour and I see a glazed over look if you push to 2 hours. There is a point
of no return and the info you try and put into them just bounces off.

Virtual is Something to think about
Denise

On Wed, Jul 18, 2012 at 10:03 AM, Brett Boyer <bboyer202 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi folks. I have been training in clients homes' off and on for quite a
> few years. I have always done 2 hour sessions because it seems to me that 2
> hours is the right amount of time. For those of you that do this kind of
> training, and if the client is quite a far distance have you done 3 and 4
> hours? It seems the client would lose focuss after a while. Hell, I think I
> might lose focuss after awhile. What is the consensus on this?
> thanks for your help
> bb
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