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Input: This is on mobile so please forgive formatting issues.

A few months ago I went from a very active job to a desk job and put on a little weight. I haven't been really happy with this so a few weeks ago I started going to a gym and meeting with a personal trainer.

It was going great until the gym changed its rules on how many clients a personal trainer had to take to train at this gym. From what I've heard it's hard for them to keep up and there is no shortage of people wanting to work with trainers, hence why they have become more demanding with numbers.

The issue I'm having is I pay for one on one training with G. It's been going really well and I am losing weight but after the gym changed it's rules, she is double booking/triple booking her time slots. My time slot is a popular one and so for 3 sessions now I have had to work out with 2 older women (late 50's early 60's) who simply cannot keep up with someone who's 21. I feel like I'm losing momentum in my work out as I spend a lot of time standing around waiting for them. I have asked G to move me on without them but she refuses because she doesn't want to explain the same thing twice.

WIBTA if I asked G to not double book my time slot and/or book me with someone more my speed? WIBTA if I went to the gym and asked for a different trainer if she refuses?

Td;lr WIBTA for not wanting to share my one on one time with a personal trainer with older woman who can't keep up with me? 

telling my personal trainer I didn't want to work out with older women