Poll: Have you made a New Year resolution?
Giving up the booze, going on a diet, taking up exercise . . . millions of Brits will have made a New Year resolution as 2016 dawns. Have you?
Apparently, one in three of us will consider a different career in the new year, with personal training one of the top options.
A survey of 2,000 adults found that two out of five of those thinking of a change have thought about becoming a personal trainer.
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Swapping the office for a fitness job could be a good move, as research has shown a shortage of personal trainers.
Course provider Be A Better You said more than one in five UK adults are looking to employ a personal trainer in 2016.
Simon Bubb, managing director at beabetteryoucourses.co.uk, said: "The research highlighted some very interesting statistics surrounding why people are inspired to do something new with their lives in the new year, and the motives behind those career choices.
"The appeal of flexible working hours was the number one reason respondents cited for considering a new career as a personal trainer, followed by the attraction of becoming their own boss.
"Anybody with the drive and willingness to learn can become a personal trainer, and it can open many doors for the future.
"Aside from the income potential, there's the social element and of course, keeping fit and healthy on the job."
Here's a New Year resolution idea from West Mercia Police:
