What can a new coach do during a pandemic?

2020 has been the worst year for so many of us, and as a result, businesses have been compromised across the board for personal trainers new and experienced.

But it's also been a year of blessings, and I sat down with Kevin Carr, who shares his experience on how his business survived. He talks to me about what he did to keep his business running, and he also shares his ideas on what new coaches can do who are entering the field.  

In this episode you'll hear:
- How to run your business to keep your clients safe
- The impacts and the results of adapting to COVID
- The importance of hiring educated and reliable trainers

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On today’s episode, I was delighted to talk to Michael Keeler about what it takes to build a successful community for a brick and mortar business, from both an employee and client standpoint and how that has been critical for business in the time of Covid. Michael’s unique approach combines his hands-on experience as a business founder and CEO with expert coaching and consulting skills to help entrepreneurs reach their goals faster and with less stress. Mark Fisher Fitness has been featured in Forbes, the New York Times, The Huffington Post, and The Wall Street Journal, for making waves in the fitness industry for its unprecedented growth, industry-leading results, and unique approach to culture. 

You'll hear us discuss:

• How to create a community for your business and why it is essential, especially in today’s ever-changing environment
• Learn the key ingredients to a dynamic and healthy culture for a business
• Renewal activities and tips...

For today’s episode, I was so excited to talk with Greg Hawthorne Jr. who is a Certified Athletic Trainer who spent nearly a decade working with elite-level athletics. He has worked for the Carolina Panthers, Florida State University, the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Detroit Lions, the Rhein Fire in Dusseldorf, Germany, and both Michigan State University and The University of Michigan Athletics. He has implemented Human Performance programs with great success in a variety of populations, ranging from high caliber athletes to the geriatric population. Greg talks to us today about his hunger for knowledge and the need to use that knowledge to help individuals perform and function at their optimum level. 

Greg & I discuss:

• How to discern what education to invest in compared to the niche in which you work
• Key tips on expanding, growing and pushing the envelope
• Greg’s journey from starting out to becoming a top-level strength and conditioning coach for...