Blog How to Maintain Focus in the Age of Distraction Bob Wells | 08 Dec 2020 0 comments Close From social media updates to the tyrannical nature of our email inboxes, we are bombarded by a cacophony of distraction. Since we live in an age of hyperconnectivity, that latest email from our boss or friend’s social media profile is just a thumb swipe or a right click away. ... Read More Clients and Patience Paul Hooper | 06 Oct 2020 0 comments Close In the fast-moving world of Health & fitness, where social media seems to dictate people’s way of thinking, patience is a trait that many struggle with given how much emphasis and marketing is put around 8 week challenges and the like. As professional trainers, we know patience and time ... Read More Working Out vs Training with Purpose Andrew Props | 01 Oct 2020 0 comments Close We have all seen those people at the gym who seem to always be there, but they never seem to get any stronger, lose any weight or have increased performance. They are always covered in sweat and trying to catch their breath. But what are they doing wrong? Most ... Read More Becoming a Leader in your Fitness Facility Kevin Mullins | 25 Sep 2020 0 comments Close Contrary to every motivational speech you would find in popular media, leadership is not necessarily loud. We have all seen an athlete deliver a passionate pre-game speech or marveled at an actor’s monologue in an award-winning film. They are accelerated, in-your-face, and deeply emotional. Powerful analogies captivate, physical ... Read More Three Pieces of Equipment Every Studio Owner Should Have and Why Maurice Williams | 23 Sep 2020 0 comments Close There is not a shortage of a variety of fitness equipment. Whatever your heart's desire is, there is probably a piece of equipment for it. If you train athletes, you probably have a squat rack and S.A.Q (speed, agility and quickness) toys. If you train seniors, you probably have ... Read More
How to Maintain Focus in the Age of Distraction Bob Wells | 08 Dec 2020 0 comments Close From social media updates to the tyrannical nature of our email inboxes, we are bombarded by a cacophony of distraction. Since we live in an age of hyperconnectivity, that latest email from our boss or friend’s social media profile is just a thumb swipe or a right click away. ... Read More
Clients and Patience Paul Hooper | 06 Oct 2020 0 comments Close In the fast-moving world of Health & fitness, where social media seems to dictate people’s way of thinking, patience is a trait that many struggle with given how much emphasis and marketing is put around 8 week challenges and the like. As professional trainers, we know patience and time ... Read More
Working Out vs Training with Purpose Andrew Props | 01 Oct 2020 0 comments Close We have all seen those people at the gym who seem to always be there, but they never seem to get any stronger, lose any weight or have increased performance. They are always covered in sweat and trying to catch their breath. But what are they doing wrong? Most ... Read More
Becoming a Leader in your Fitness Facility Kevin Mullins | 25 Sep 2020 0 comments Close Contrary to every motivational speech you would find in popular media, leadership is not necessarily loud. We have all seen an athlete deliver a passionate pre-game speech or marveled at an actor’s monologue in an award-winning film. They are accelerated, in-your-face, and deeply emotional. Powerful analogies captivate, physical ... Read More
Three Pieces of Equipment Every Studio Owner Should Have and Why Maurice Williams | 23 Sep 2020 0 comments Close There is not a shortage of a variety of fitness equipment. Whatever your heart's desire is, there is probably a piece of equipment for it. If you train athletes, you probably have a squat rack and S.A.Q (speed, agility and quickness) toys. If you train seniors, you probably have ... Read More