For many of us in our industry, the reason we do what we do may be because of something that happened within our own lives. For Dr. Joe Zundell, he was greatly impacted by the cancer diagnosis his mom received. Joe takes us through what we should be considering in our programming and coaching style when we're working with people who are battling cancer. His research is extensive and will evidently help the many many people impacted by cancer to have a greater understanding of how to help more people. You're really going to want to tune into this episode.  

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 Dr. Joe Zundell received his PhD in cancer biology through the University of the Sciences and The Wistar Institute in Philadelphia, PA. As a cancer biologist he has over 10 years of cancer research experience. Much of his published research has...

You're going to want to tune into this episode with Coach Matt! This conversation with Matthew Ibrahim explores the importance of providing a practical component to education on athletic performance. Matt expresses that students should not simply memorize information, but rather be challenged and apply concepts through hands-on activities. Matt discusses that, in order to be certified, a practical component should be required. This idea of practicality is the driving force behind Athletic Performance University, an 8-week online mentorship program. The goal of the program is to ensure that students are equipped and prepared to enter the field of coaching, personal training, and fitness.

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Matthew Ibrahim is an experienced...

Coaches, want to live a limitless life and help your clients do the same?

Andy Ramage is an advocate for the alcohol-free community. He stopped drinking 10 years ago and it changed his life for the better. Now he wants to inspire others to do the same. In this episode he defines a middle lane drinker as someone who drinks averagely, heavily, moderately or not at all, which is around 70% of the adult population in the Western world.

Andy believes that taking a break from alcohol can have a transformative effect on one's life. The conversation in this episode is about the fitness industry's all-or-nothing mentality and how it relates to alcohol. Andy shares about how he started drinking at 13 in order to fit in and how that led to a problematic relationship with alcohol. He explains how it felt like an elixir to fit in and how society's marketing and adults in their life made it seem like a great thing.

After getting injured at 20, he fell into the world of the stock market...

Hey Coaches! The traditional methods of finding a niche are outdated and may be preventing you from growing your business. Coaches should focus on finding a niche based on their values and the impact they want to create. Think about the common problems you can solve and what makes your services unique. Once you have identified these components, you can then find the ideal client you want to serve.

The surface level ways of connecting with an audience, such as narrowing in on a certain demographic are outdated. Instead, look at the individual experience of each person and use that to connect with them. This is a way to stand out in the industry and find ideal clients. It is important to look at the individual experience of each person so that you can connect with them in an authentic way and stand out in the space.

In this episode we talk about how to find one's niche without feeling constrained by traditional methods. The new way to find a niche is to...

In this episode, Jessica shares her journey about how she came to find Z-Health, and how that has been pivotal in her being able to help people achieve their movement goals. She was instantly intrigued by the idea of using neuroscience to help people improve their movement. After becoming a certified Z-Health coach, she began to see amazing results with her clients and decided to become a master coach so that she could help even more people. 
 

TIMESTAMPS

0:02:17  How to Improve Performance

0:03:58 Z-Health for Singers, Dancers, Actors: How One Workshop Changed My Life

0:05:38 How Z-health Helped Her Improve Her Squatting Technique

0:08:06 Z-Health and the Nervous System: A Conversation with Master Trainer Aaron Alexander

0:10:09 A Program for Improving Motor Outputs

0:13:58  The Benefits of Neuro Performance Coaching

0:15:33  The Benefits of Vestibular Rehabilitation

0:17:08  The Benefits of Neuro Movement Training

0:23:01  The...

In today's episode of the PT Profit Podcast, we break down how to know when to scale your business. We talk about the value of having multiple pieces of content around the main piece of content, and hitting record without worrying about looking perfect. I discuss the changes I've made in my thinking and language regarding their business, and how this has affected my decisions on when and how to scale.

I explain how the term 'scaling' is often used in two ways - to simply grow a business, or to create passive income. We also talk about how when making decisions on whether or not to scale a business, it is important to consider what the goal is and what will best help the business to achieve that goal.

The conversation is about how to grow a profitable business by scaling it to generate more revenue without increasing the workload. The key is to leverage resources, including money, time and effort. Investing in skills that will help move the business...

Ed Williams is a coach and teacher who helps people build durable and resilient humans. He believes in a contrarian approach to self-care and pushing oneself in a way that is fun, safe, and helpful. Ed shares his story of how he got into this work, as well as how he serves his clients.

Ed Williams has been in the fitness industry for over 21 years and serves as an educator for personal trainers and coaches.

He is also passionate about helping high school athletes recover from injuries. He believes that fitness is about being resilient and finding ways to be strong and durable.

In order to build a resilient human, it is important to have a positive outlook and to be truthful. It is also important to learn and continue to evolve in order to be successful. 

Ed believes that people are more resilient than they give themselves credit for, and that strength training is a positive tool for building strong, resilient people. He also believes that the message of people...

The people you surround yourself with and whom you build your business with are game changers. Whether you're finding the people that allow you to grow or finding the people who will grow your business, it's important to know what to look for.

This episode has a lot of takeaways for those looking to reach bigger goals their brick and mortar business as well as those looking to find the right person to add to their online business. We talk about everything from having Standard Operating Procedures to choosing a person you can trust and have the right conversations with.

You're going to love this episode with Wheels! 

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Amanda "Wheels" Wheeler has been in the fitness industry for over 15 years. In that time she has been a manager, fitness director, gym owner, and business mentor. Her clientele span a broad range from professional athletes, Broadway stars,...

In this episode with Sam Tardif, we really dive deep into the communication skills that can be a catalyst in your career. Whether you're providing feedback or receiving it, how you communicate and how you listen will make a huge difference in your outcomes. If you're ready to bet on yourself and start your own business, this episode comes with some key takeaways that will be very valuable for you. Tune in and let us know what you think!

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About Today's Guest

Sam Tardif is a Certified Personal Trainer and Strength & Conditioning Coach with a passion for helping people discover their potential.

He is a firm believer that everyone has the ability to do great things...

If you're a podcast host or looking to start a podcast, this episode is for YOU! Chris takes you through a series of key points in being a podcast host. Everything from diving into why you want to start a podcast and what's possible for you as a host. Whether you're looking to grow the audience or find ways to monetize, this episode is packed with information that will bring you value.

Don't forget to leave a review on Apple Podcasts. For every review during the month of November 2022, we will be donating $20 to the Children of the Night Organization. Screenshot your review and send it to [email protected] You can also rate 5 stars on Spotify!

About Today's Guest

Chris Liddle is part of the BSimpson Fitness Team and is also an in-person trainer and online coach based in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

He has many roles within the fitness and media realm that have given him a great deal of first hand experience when it...