Calorie Counting Isn’t Always Your Best Approach

Calorie Counting Isn’t Always Your Best Approach

Calorie counting isn’t always your best approach. As a coach with years of experience guiding clients toward sustainable, lifelong health and fitness, I’ve learned that the tools we choose can profoundly impact a client’s progress. One of the most hotly debated...
Coaching Resources

Coaching Resources

Below, I’ve put together the most comprehensive list of coaching resources you will find online. This is everything I’ve encountered in my years of coaching. Whether you’re brand new to coaching or looking to refine and scale your existing practice, you’ll find...
The 4-Hour Work Week For Coaches

The 4-Hour Work Week For Coaches

Tim Ferriss’ The 4-Hour Workweek is packed with ideas on how to rethink work, time, and lifestyle. Having recently re-read it, I wanted to do a bit of a review of it, and then turn it into something other coaches might find valuable. I highly recommend you get...
How to Handle a Client Who Wants a Meal Plan

How to Handle a Client Who Wants a Meal Plan

How do you handle a client who wants a meal plan? As a health and fitness coach, one of the most common requests you’ll hear from clients is, “Can you just give me a meal plan?” At first, this might seem like a simple and reasonable request. After all, if they eat...
Why Meal Plans Don’t Help Your Clients

Why Meal Plans Don’t Help Your Clients

As a coach, you’re in a powerful position to help people improve their lives through exercise, nutrition, and lifestyle habits. But one common mistake that many new coaches make, often with the best intentions, is providing meal plans to their clients. Meal plans...
How to Identify and Address Limiting Beliefs in Your Clients

How to Identify and Address Limiting Beliefs in Your Clients

As a health and fitness coach, you’ve probably noticed something interesting about your clients. Some seem to hit their stride quickly, while others struggle despite having the same knowledge, resources, and support. Often, the difference isn’t physical; it’s mental....