As fitness professionals, we pride ourselves on focusing on the health and wellness of the masses. Could some of our teaching habits be harming ourselves – and others – in the process?

International Presenter, Education Provider, and Master Trainer – I help people uncover their potential
As fitness professionals, we pride ourselves on focusing on the health and wellness of the masses. Could some of our teaching habits be harming ourselves – and others – in the process?
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Anyone who works in the fitness industry has an innate desire to better the world. We want our clients to move better, we want our members to feel better, and as trainers or group fitness instructors, we want to be better than we were yesterday. How do you move from mediocre to creating magic in those interactions? It takes a lot of reflection, both on what we did, what we can do, and what we need to change to improve those interactions. Here are some ideas on becoming the best fitness professional you’re able to be.
I am an indoor cycling instructor and Master Trainer for ICG/Life Fitness and I help people fall in love again with cycling – indoors and out. I cannot tell you the number of times a grown adult has approached me and said they would love to come to my cycling class but are afraid. I am pleased to say that I have a lot of recreational riders, serious cyclists, and bike racers/triathletes that attend my classes. Indoor cycling classes are great because no one can ever fall off, get lost, or be left behind. And because of that, many of my riders have rediscovered the love of riding and with that, look to ride outdoors. Photo by Coen van de Broek on Unsplash