I only take on four 1-on-1 clients at a time. I like to be able to provide the necessary attention to my clients to be sure it’s an effective, personal relationship. I need to know about them, their habits/patterns, and understand where changes need to be made which takes far more than just sharing information via an excel sheet. I have to be able to assess physical, mental, and emotional barriers.
If you’d like to join my waitlist I send out emails when a space opens up.
Following my workouts is the best option. It’s very affordable at $10/mo and has a variety of lifts. Though some movements could be too difficult, I will always provide options to scale. If you lack the equipment, you can always substitute. The sheet acts not only as a specific workout with movements, reps, and sets, but as a guide that you can use to plug in your own movements.
This is a great question that I frequently get asked. Simply put: I’m a busy individual. Going on 5 years being self-employed, I wear, and have worn, many hats. This means I don’t have the time or energy for BS or guesswork. I need science. No time for things that don’t work, to workout 6-7 days a week for 90-120 minutes at a time. Some days I’ll have more on my plate and only be able to get in a 20 minute session, sometimes not at all. Sometimes I have to take food with me, eat out, sometimes I can cook at home. This is all okay with little thought or effort. I need to be able to pivot while staying within the skeleton this plan provides and moving towards my goals which is exactly what you can do.
Oh and I do my best to make all these resources affordable so you're not over spending or over committing.
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