How To Develop Your Knowledge as a Coach

How To Develop Your Knowledge as a Coach

Do you know how to develop your knowledge as a coach? When I first started coaching, I thought the job was about sets, reps, and meal plans. If I could write a solid program and hand someone a decent nutrition plan, I assumed results would follow. And, you know what,...
Navigating Goal-Value Incongruency in Coaching

Navigating Goal-Value Incongruency in Coaching

When coaching clients, you are almost always going to have to deal with some degree of goal-value incongruency. I would go so far as to say that clients rarely lack ambition. In fact, most arrive with extreme goals. Getting absolutely shredded, training like an elite...
Is the Body Positivity Movement Dead Thanks to GLP-1s?

Is the Body Positivity Movement Dead Thanks to GLP-1s?

Is the body positivity movement dead thanks to GLP-1s? I have seen this sentiment buzzing in health and fitness circles lately, and not just quietly in the background. I’m seeing this growing conversation around GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Wegovy, and what...
Triage Pace Calculator

Triage Pace Calculator

A running pace calculator is an incredibly valuable tool. If you’ve ever laced up for a jog, trained for a race, or even just strolled on a treadmill, chances are you’ve heard people talking about pace. “What’s your pace?” “Can you hold a 9-minute mile?” “I need to...
Using Plant Points To Improve The Quality Of Your Diet

Using Plant Points To Improve The Quality Of Your Diet

A little trick I use to improve the diet of my clients is to use plant points and make this into a bit of a game. Over the years coaching hundreds of clients, both in person and online, I’ve noticed that most people know they should eat more plants, but they either...
Procrustes’ Bed And Your Coaching Approach

Procrustes’ Bed And Your Coaching Approach

Have you ever heard the story of Procrustes’ Bed?  Procrustes was a rogue blacksmith and bandit who lived along a well-traveled road near Athens. He had a peculiar way of “hospitality.” Whenever travellers passed by, he would invite them to rest in his home and...
Creating If-Then Plans For Your Clients

Creating If-Then Plans For Your Clients

One of the most powerful tools I’ve added to my coaching toolkit over the years isn’t a new app, a meal plan, or even a specific training protocol, it’s something deceptively simple: If-Then Plans. You’ve probably seen this happen with your clients (or even yourself),...
Overcoming Paralysis By Analysis In Coaching

Overcoming Paralysis By Analysis In Coaching

Paralysis by analysis is probably one of the things that holds the most coaches back from ever actually achieving their goals. If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’ve found yourself staring at your laptop at midnight, tweaking a program you already...