Side Hustles for Those Who Love Exercise and Adventure

Looking for a fun way to boost your budget?

A side hustle can be a nice way to increase your monthly income as well as build a new skill set.

Here are some fun side hustles that are perfect for those who love exercise and/or adventure! 

Work as a personal trainer. You’ll need to obtain a fitness certification. If you’re interested in working at a gym, check with them about the requirements and any recommendations. You’ll increase your own awareness of body mechanics and you’ll also have the opportunity to bring positive change to others.

You can help your clients avoid the biggest mistakes people avoid when starting to workout, you can help them restore their confidence and reach their full potential.

As you work toward your certification, consider what kind of clientele you’d like to build. Do you want to work at a gym or fitness center? Do you want to work with people at their homes or a local park? Do you want to teach online? There are plenty of options and the more specific you are, the less burnout you’ll feel in spreading yourself too thin trying to do everything.

Work as a courier. If you love spending a bit of time behind the wheel and want to find a way to use your spare capacity in your car when setting out on your next adventure - then working as a courier could very well be your ideal side-hustle. It gives you a great deal of freedom, as you get to decide exactly what projects you take on and when - meaning that you can set your own schedule. Furthermore, it also allows you to explore more of your town and beyond, should you take on longer projects. 

Work as a delivery driver. You don’t always need to get behind the wheel to work as a delivery driver - for example, you could also work as a delivery driver for fast food companies or chains - delivering meals on your bike. This is a great way to spend more time outdoors and can help you improve your overall fitness and stamina - all while earning some extra cash! 

Create a supportive community group. If you’re at the top of your game in a particular area of fitness but don’t have any personal trainer qualifications, you could earn a little extra money by putting together a supportive online group for those in need of accountability and resources on beginner-level exercise classes. You could establish your group and then take a group trip to attend a yoga class at a local exercise center or even broadcast a class online so that clients can log in from their kitchens. Build community and have fun working out together!

What other side hustles would you try?