I want to pre-empt this with saying my intention is not to be negative merely to inform.
I think you need to re-think what training means to you. It seems like to me that you are looking for the easiest way to work possible or more so how to make the most money do as little as possible and being away from your kids as little as possible. While there is nothing wrong with that at all I personally don't think you should start doing bootcamp just yet. It is too easy to be hurt, you have to understand about the proper insurance and quite frankly you really should have some prior training experience in my opinion.
Online training is even harder to do the right way and really you lose more money from time than make it if you add all all the time you spend emailing alone.
As much as you may not like it I think everyone for at least a few months should work either under someone they admire or in a gym atmosphere to get the feel of what working with clients is all about. Put up some flyers for free training so you can just get your hands dirty and understand what you are good at, what you aren't. Where you can excel better, etc.
Before you start to train and understand people you have to understand where your strengths and weakness lie. Doing this will allow you to know other things.
For example, maybe you have a niche for working with housewives, so your bootcamp that you run later on should be devoted to house wives.
Maybe you don't work well with bulk equipment and you have a knack for creative bodyweight movement. So have your bootcamp training be partner on partner training. Things like this.
Take the time to respect this as a craft that you need to educate on training and ALSO not to waste any of your own time trying things the wrong way. A quick buck is all it is really coming off of right now, not saying that is what it is, just saying the lack of experiance is showing through just with the typing here, imagine how it might show to people who put their bodies in your hands.
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