PT MENTORSHIP DAY

By CoachMorse
October 21, 2022 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted October 21, 2022

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Posted October 21, 2022

PERSONAL TRAINER MENTORSHIP DAY

- FRIDAY 11TH NOVEMBER @ The Dulwich Sports Club (Burbage Road)

WHO?

- Recently qualified and don’t feel like it prepared you with the practical tools to do the job?

- PTing for a little while and want to take your business to the next level?

DETAILS:

We discuss 6 topics in detail

1) Client acquisition - how we need visibility, clarity and trust to ensure we have a steady stream of enquiries

2) The consultation process - How to get a deeper understanding of your clients needs and map out the journey to achieving them

3) Movement Assessments - Developing a system for assessing client movement

4) Program Design - How to effectively design and progress clients programs based on a number of variables

5) Core Training - Building a functionally strong core

6) Cardio - How to track and program to induce cardiovascular improvements

We then finish with a practical session in the gym on how to coach a number of different strength based exercises.

£129, including a follow up call 8 weeks later.

If you’re interested in joining us, we’d love to have you down. Shoot me a message on 07871277913, or there’s more information on my Instagram @coach.morse

James

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