Tony Attridge explains how coaching the ‘why’ can transform your client relationships and set you apart as a lifelong impact maker.
RAISING
inspiration for extraordinary fitness careers
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Issue 21
THIS IS ISSUE 21 OF
RAISING THE BAR
Welcome to Issue 21 – another banger issue to help you carve out extraordinary success in your fitness career!
As we continue to enjoy FITREC’s 10-year anniversary, we invite you to do things differently, to challenge yourself, to try new things, and to be brave. This issue contains ideas, strategies and inspiration to help you take your fitness career and/or business to new levels of joy and fulfilment.
Dive in and let us know what you think – we look forward to hearing from you.
Dennis Hosking
Founder & Managing Director
FITREC & HealthyPeople
CONTENTS
Hays Daewoud explores how in today’s competitive fitness industry, professional development and continuing education are essential pathways to growth, credibility, and long-term success.
Check out these options from Tom Rock for creating time-efficient sessions in the gym.
Johann Oberholzer shows you how to calculate the right price for your PT services.
Alicia Dedigama shares her top five tips for instructor longevity.
Steve Grant shares his seven top insights for social media content effectiveness.
Dennis Hosking explores how the credibility of our industry is heavily influenced by two things: the calibre of our people and the transparency of their credentials.
Chenille Hosking provides a myotherapy perspective for allied health and fitness professionals.
Tarek Michael Chouja explains the kettlebell clock analogy, providing a simple but powerful framework to map each phase of a kettlebell lift.
Trudi Edmeades explores the benefits of small ball exercises for older adults.
New research debunks myths and reveals surprising findings. Jonathan Tustain explains.
Jesse Benson explores the integrated wellness referral model, as a way to ensure better holistic care of your clients.