In today's brand new episode, David Grey joins us and shares his experience on how he was able to make a profitable program both online and in-person after dealing with his own pain and injuries. He went to seek relief for knee pain and ended up making his own program.

David believes that there are some basic principles to look up before beginning rehab or training that proper lower muscle coordination relieves and could make a client pain free with the right assessment.

You'll hear us talk all about:
- The bad advice that folks get.
- Muscle coordination and basic lower body training principles.
- How success does not come overnight.

About Today's Guest

David Grey is a Neuromuscular Physical Therapist specializing in Rehabilitation and Performance. He works with clients from all over the world, from office workers to Olympians and professional athletes competing at the highest level in sport. His research and training has brought him...

Ever feel like you're doing exactly what the gurus say and posting everyday, but nothing's happening? No additional ground is made?

Me too!

I tried posting every day for at least eight straight months, and nothing happened. You know what was even worse? I didn't really know what I was looking at to see if I was moving the dial inside of my business.

In this episode, I talk about:
- The Customer's four step journal in the Ladder of Believability.
- The difference between know like and trust
- The three essentials of a business: People, Prospect, Purchases.

Be sure to check out last week's episode: Build Your 90 Day Content Plan.

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Coaches, plan time to save time.

Ever since I brought up on my Instagram how I had planned weeks worth of content, I have had strangers, colleagues, and clients DMing me asking what I had done. In this podcast, I outline the various ways you can build out your content plan with the end goal in mind.

In this episode, you'll hear me talk about:
- The different phases of my content cycle.
- Why repetition is a good thing and how that repetition can vary.
- How to nurture your following through content.

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If you enjoy this episode, I would love to hear your favorite part or what inspired you. Leave us a 5-star review over at Apple Podcasts by clicking here. 

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Welcome back to a brand new episode of PT Profit Podcast!

Do you think you move "normally?"

Really though, what even is that? Normal?

Today on PT Profit Podcast I am talking to Dr. Keaton Worland, a physical therapist and strength trainer. Keaton ruptured two discs and fractured his back in college while pursuing a degree in orthopedic medicine. During this episode, we talk about how his injury happened, building trust and confidence in his patients, and pushing limits.

In this episode, Keaton and I talk about:
- How Keaton assesses clients and patients.
- What he looks for when he observes a person's walk.
- How some people try to manage gravity.
...and so much more!

We are back today, coaches, after a short hiatus to look back at a very early episode of the PT Profit Podcast.

Back in June, I spoke with Captivate The Room's Tracy A. Goodwin about how the power of your voice is often overlooked when discussing messaging. Messaging isn't just what you say. It's how you say it. While the importance of the words you choose should never be understated, the tone, speed, and confidence with which you say them can make or break your message's impact.

During today episode, you'll hear Tracy & I talk about:
- How the subconscious affects the voice.
- How tone can make or break your messaging.
- How fitness professionals can best use their voices.

Welcome back to another episode of PT Profit Podcast, coaches!

Do you write copy or just content?

Last week, I had the privilege of teaching hundreds of coaches in my Simple Selling Live training and engaging with them on Facebook, Instagram, and via text/email. Day 2 was so exciting to me that I had to turn that training into today's podcast.

In this episode, I talk about why writing persuasive, relatable copy is so important for your business, and I dive into each of the five types of content that I personally use for my business. 

During today episode, you'll hear me talk about:
- Why copy is so much more beneficial than content.
- Types of content, including the polarizing piece.
- The importance of keeping your content unique...and how easy that is to do.

Listen to the episode here:
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We are back today with another brand new PT Profit Podcast, and I had a blast making this one, coaches. One of my best friends, Nicki Wilson, joined me for today's episode, and we talk all about the Enneagram types.

Do you know how to best interact with everyone around you?

Coaches, Enneagram helped me understand my friends, my clients, and my employees so much better. I find it so helpful in determining the best ways to communicate with folks. It has improved personal relationships and business endeavors. Nicki gives us some background on the Enneagram in this episode as well as takes a deep dive into all nine types.

In this episode, Nicki and I talk about:

- What "Enneagram" is and how you can use it.
- How compatible personality types lead to good clients and employees.
- The nine Enneagram types.

Welcome back to the PT Profit Podcast, coaches!

Today I am talking to a special guest across the world, Dr. Caity Haniver of Melbourne, Australia. She is an osteopath, which might not be a term everyone here in the USA is familiar with. In this episode, we talk about everything from weight lifting to pain identification and management to the importance of breathing.

In this episode, Dr. Haniver and I discuss:

- What osteopathy is.
- Assessing and classifying your client so that you can accurately and successfully treat their unique situation.
- How important breathing is.

Coaches, are you ready to level up your business?

In this episode, I uncover topics of my upcoming free 3-part LIVE training which starts on February 22. I go through my 3 Pillars of Performance that I personally use in running my fitness business. These are the factors that have helped me and my clients make consistent income.

In this episode, I talk all about:
- The 3 Pillars of Performance, which we'll unpack even further in my Simple Selling Live traing.
- What separates a successful and struggling coaches.
- The ability to decide.
...and more!

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If you enjoy this episode, I would love to hear your favorite part or what inspired you. Leave us a 5-star review over at Apple Podcasts by clicking here. 

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Coaches, have you ever been working with a client and just could not pinpoint the cause of their pain or problem?

What if you could unlock their point of trauma?

In today's info-packed, must listen episode, I am joined by the co-developer of Cognomovement, Liz Larson. Cognomovement has been used to supplement both traditional talk therapy and physical therapy, aiding doctors in finding blocks in their patient's progress. It can be used to address cravings, habits, stress, low energy, and has been very powerful in treating her athletic patients to create real and lasting change.

Liz & I talk about:
- The process involved in Cognomovement, including stimulating your visual, auditory, and kinesthetic senses simultaneously.
- The various kinds of traumas, big and small, that build up and manifest in seemingly unrelated physical issues.
- Neural pathways and deleting them.
and so much more.

Liz even guides us through an exercise at the end of the...