Is Education Always The Answer? By Claire Winter
Personal trainers often note, with an element of condescension or exasperation, that people are looking for a magic pill when it comes to weight loss. However, […]

 Blurred Lines by Louise Johnstone
Mental illness; often used alongside the terms crazy, mental and nuts. We’ve seen the media exposure covering the extreme end of the spectrum of mental illness and we’ve seen […]

Training Clients with Fibromyalgia by Louise Worboys
Fibromyalgia means that clients have non-specific pain in many areas of their body. This pain is muscular as opposed to skeletal, and there is no clinical w […]

A Personal Trainers Guide to Teaching Classes  
Teaching classes are often forced upon gym instructors or PT’s in gyms or encouraged within LTB as a method of lead generation.  Both of these completely overl […]

Lead Generation for Mobile Personal Trainers
Running a mobile personal training business can be a great way to work with clients as it allows more flexibility and fewer overheads. It’s becoming more and more […]

How and Why to Apply Immediacy to Your PT Business by Chris Burgess
Impatience – The ultimate 21st century, 1st world problem.  

Whether it’s the rainbow wheel of your Mac or iPad taking more than 3 sec […]

8 Plug And Plays You Can Use For Better Coaching by Stuart Aitken
There are many things you pick up coaching clients that can help improve your coaching experience.

For example:

You discover certain […]

The Personal Trainers Guide to Client Retention
Most new Personal Trainers (PTs) struggle with client retention and I think the reason this struggle exists is that trainers spend very little time focusing on the […]