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Keys to Effective Coaching: What Is the Best Way to Cue?
In my years, I have heard a lot of excellent cues that transform a coach’s words from mere regurgitation of errors into valuable teaching cues.
Patrick McCarty
How to Spot the Charlatans in the Personal Training Business
These people shouldn’t even be training others. This profession is about helping others, not helping yourself to their money.
Chet Morjaria
Beyond the Numbers: Assessing Intangibles in Weightlifting
The good coach is going to be able to evaluate developmental progress on the basis of intangible factors.
Bob Takano
Where Do Personal Trainers Go to Die?
Your days as a trainer and coach will come to an end eventually, so what will you do next?
Eric C. Stevens
DVRT: A Universal System For Fitness Professionals
The real key to success is the development of systems. DVRT has created a universal one for you.
Steve Di Tomaso
A System for Maximizing the Movement Potential of Every Person
Movement hierarchies are an invaluable tool for group training, to ensure everyone is at the right level.
Sean Manseau
The CSCS Credential: What's It Actually Worth?
A new survey of physical therapists who hold a CSCS credential found it might only be helpful in some areas of business.
Doug Dupont
Reassess Your Coaching Cues to Get Results For Your Clients
Evaluate your coaching, evaluate each other’s coaching - then make the improvements. Your athletes will thank you.
Chet Morjaria
Rock Solid Fitness: A Quality Approach to One-on-One Training
Rock Solid Fitness is a one-on-one training facility based on the sound principles of science, logic, reason, and human physiology.
Tom Kelso
When Good Cues Go Bad
Are you simply repeating the words other coaches use or are you using your cues to address an athlete’s specific physiological challenges?
Robert Camacho
A Periodized Plan for Success as a Personal Trainer
I have a confession to make. I have lied, pretended to be someone I am not, and more than likely wasted the valuable time of people I’ve come in contact with.
John Annillo
The 3 Levels of Athlete Ability (and How to Coach Them)
Which category are you? Which category are your clients? Consider these facts and plan all training accordingly.
Tom Kelso
Learn to Modernize Your Yoga Teaching Methods
Are you stuck in a coaching rut? People learn in a variety of ways and we need to cater to all these ways.
Willow Ryan
Personal Training Business 101: Skills Trainers Actually Need
It seems everyone who has finished a PT course wants to open a space. But maybe they’re better off coming from a different angle.
Andrew Read
8 Subtle Attributes of a Great Coach
Are you a great coach? How do you become a great coach? Time to find out.
Chet Morjaria
Become an Exceptional Trainer: 2 Coaching Methods That Work
Are you actually coaching your clients? Time to incorporate the Compliment Sandwich or Macro-Micro-Macro Approach.
Chris Garay
3 Keys to Assessing the Overhead Throwing Athlete
When repetitive stress is combined with poor stability, mobility, or movement patterns, then athletes are likely to breakdown.
Mickey Brueckner
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