Jill Tarolli has a lot of energy, and in the gym, that can be
infectious.
The Rovella’s Gym trainer of the last four to five years loves
to help other people, and her job gives her the best opportunity to
do that.
”
It feels good,
”
she said.
”
I really love my job because it’s a job helping people out with
their weight.
”
Jill Tarolli has a lot of energy, and in the gym, that can be infectious.
The Rovella’s Gym trainer of the last four to five years loves to help other people, and her job gives her the best opportunity to do that.
“It feels good,” she said. ” I really love my job because it’s a job helping people out with their weight.”
And the 41-year-old Tarolli can see the change in people. Once her customers start dropping pounds, Tarolli sees their confidence spike, and they become different people.
“After I work with them, their expressions change,” she said. “They perk up.”
And what Tarolli does is relatively simple, but all natural. She tells all of her clients to avoid the weight-loss fads and other supplements. Taralli preaches daily exercise and portion control.
“I do it the natural way,” she said. “I don’t believe in extra money for getting into shape. Just exercising.”
And it’s been her passion since she was 14, when she first started teaching aerobics classes.
“I knew when I was 14, this is what I wanted to do,” she said.
Tarolli decided to move to become a personal trainer five years ago, after she realized she wanted to get to know her clients betters. At the time, she was teaching aerobics classes that were full of 30 to 40 clients.
“I decided I wanted to work more one on one with people,” she said.
So far, she keeps on seeing results.
