> I've never seen an ugly personal trainer. That's too general. "Ugly" has too many dimensions. For example, a lot of women would consider most of the latest

> I've never seen an ugly personal trainer. That's too general. "Ugly" has too many dimensions. For example, a lot of women would consider most of the latest "Mr. Olympia" contestants as grotesque and ugly. One could also be greatly fit and still have an extremely unattractive face. Now, if you want to say that you've never seen a successful, out-of-shape personal trainer, I'd probably concede that. Being in-shape is marketing for the expertise you are taking payment for.