If you are new to the fitness and wellness space or just starting your own business, this episode might be for you.

Today our guest is Edmonton, Alberta based, Chris Liddle. What stands out most about Chris is how he has leveraged his personality and authentic presence on social media to not only grow his professional network in ways that have benefited his personal development but also to connect with new clients and have strong connections in remote coaching.

Chris is a very values-based coach that cares deeply about the people he works with and models himself after mentors who lead by example. There will be a lot you may relate to in this episode but the thing that might stand out to you most is that while it feels good to impress your colleagues, at the end of the day the person you owe your energy to is your clients and the people who support you directly.

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Today was a fantastic deep dive into the fundamentals of using the assessment in process, business, and buy-in and get tangible results that will get the client what they want. 

I spoke with Alex Effer, an Exercise Physiologist and Strength and Conditioning Coach with training in Postural Restoration Institute (PRI), and Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) based out of Toronto, Canada. Having worked with and presented for clients ranging from professional/semi-professional athletes to executives to those suffering from chronic diseases, Alex is sought after for his knowledge by fitness and rehabilitation professionals who want to develop a coherent principles-based model to systemize their assessment and treatment.

Takeaways:

• Assessing clients in this new post-COVID online era
• Issues most trainers have with the assessment of clients and how they can integrate the most effective exercises possible
• How to get clients to have realistic expectations for their...