Do personal trainers/coaches etc only want to work with you if you go to the gym?

Hello everyone, I hope this kind of advice fits in here.

I've fallen off the wagon many many times, and I feel the only way to save me is true accountability for what I'm eating and when/if I'm moving my body.

I have played with the idea of working with a trainer/coach, more than likely one who offers online catch ups etc. This is because the ones I have often seen, are all based outside of my own country (some from my own home country, some also from my home country and have moved away - just like I did.)

However, I'm not the best for going to a gym and working out there. I just know from previous experience, having HAD gym memberships before, I will not go there, I won't work out, I just won't have the motivation to go and won't enjoy it when I am there.

I am rather happier to go out on walks in the evenings after work.

All of this to say. If I say to a trainer "yes but I don't really enjoy the gym, nor will i be going", is that going to put them off working with me?

Stats just in case I'm not at the word count: CW 91.7, GW 80, 5'4 // 163cm, 32 F

Thanks if you've responded/read!

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