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This weeks episode is taken from our Online Coaching Blueprint course where Luke discusses 'the productive day' as a Personal Trainer, in order to maximise your time and be as productive and efficient as you can be

In this weeks episode, Luke goes through all of the lessons he's learnt from our pilot launch of PT Coaching having not coached clients on a 1-1 basis in over 7 years. He discusses the pros and cons of coaching, the difficulties we faced when launching and why sometimes you cannot coach certain people

Social proofing can be hard for a Personal Trainer can be difficult if you're not solely focused on 'body transformations'. Following on from last weeks podcast, Tom discusses with a Joe a few ways he likes to social proof the work he does with his clients and Joe gives his analysis on what type of content style would be suited to these.

As a Personal Trainer, tracking data is going to be vital in order to measure your clients progress. But what data is actually worth tracking? In this episode, head of training Tom Hall discusses all of the different ways you can measure and track client data, discussing which methods he prefers to use with his own clients and why

If you are a Personal Trainer, then you will likely have considered hiring a VA (virtual assistant) or at least heard of the term. In this episode, we welcome on Shannon who runs a VA business helping Personal Trainers save time on social media whilst generating the right leads for your business

As a Personal Trainer, it is VITAL that you have a clear vision and understanding of your target market, just like any other business would. After speaking to many Personal Trainers, this has become more apparent that a lot of Personal Trainers are not clear on this, try having two target markets or even worse, trying to appeal to everyone. In this episode, we talk about how to select a target market if you can't pick one, why having a target is imperative to your business and much more.

Following on from last weeks episode, Luke, Founder of the Personal Trainer Collective discusses why you shouldn't be selling sessions and instead be taking monthly payments as a Personal Trainer. Find that your clients are constantly cancelling sessions and you feel awkward about chasing payments from them? Then this is the episode for you!

Luke, founder of the PTC recently attended the Level up event held in Manchester where he did a presentation on 10 things he wants every Personal Trainer to know. In this episode, he has condensed this down into 5 key points every Personal Trainer should know, including the story of the worst business Luke decided to launch...

Speaking on camera can be a daunting task for most people. You've probably told yourself that 'you just can't do it' and that you will never be able to do it. In this weeks podcast, we give you some tips on how to overcome feeling awkward on camera, dealing with imposter syndrome when it comes to voicing your opinion online and why speaking on camera will be a vital skill to learn for the future

In this episode, we have taken one of the lessons from our PT Core course and have plugged it straight into a podcast episode. We hope that you enjoy this and to learn more about this, check out our PT Core course below

The adaptive training model is something that can be applied for 90-95% of your Personal Training clients. This model is a generalised athletic based programme which will allow your clients to reach their aesthetic and performance based goals

When was the last time you increased your prices as a Personal Trainer? You may have wanted to do this for a while but you don't know the best way to approach this, how much to increase by, how to communicate this with your clients and so on. In this episode, Luke breaks down the do's and don'ts of increasing your prices, when you should increase your prices and how to execute this effectively.