The Supplement Reality Check: 5 Worth Taking, 15 You Can Skip
The average fitness client spends $180/month on supplements. Research supports about $30 of that. A trainer's...
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Async video review lets one coach serve up to 5–10x their clients. The AI promising to automate it carries a ~5.8° joint-angle error and calls itself a "screening aid, not a measurement instrument." That gap is not the threat — it is the opportunity. Here is what automated form review genuinely catches, where it fails, and a 4-step workflow that uses AI to expand your capacity without commoditizing your eye.
The average fitness client spends $180/month on supplements. Research supports about $30 of that. A trainer's...
Clients are buying LMNT on Huberman's recommendation and asking you what to do with it. The electrolyte market just...
Your executive clients already track sleep. They don't need more science — they need a protocol you can hand off. This...
Precision Nutrition's data on 100,000+ programs shows 60% of clients are low-compliance. Most trainers respond by...
The 30-minute anabolic window is dead, but the 'distribution dogma' that replaced it isn't quite right either. Here's...
Most first-hire failures are not bad-person problems. They are bad-system problems. The 4-stage First-Hire...
82% of trainers say client acquisition has plateaued. Yet specialists earn 72-78% more, and the personal training...
Unstructured trials close 10–30%. Structured trials close 30–55%. The trap is not the offer. It is the absence of...
Month-3 churn isn't a motivation problem. It's a dose-response problem disguised as one. Here is the 4-layer diagnostic...
