Semi-Private Programming

In the last episode, we took a strong stance on the direction the fitness industry is headed in terms of training models. We laid out all the evidence and data supporting semi-private personal training as the gym model for the future.In this episode, we take it a notch higher and explain how to program for this type of model. But before we talk about that, Tim and Randy caution that the programming should always come from the gym and not the coach. The gym controls the experience to ensure it is the same across the board.Even though programming for semi-private is individualized, and each client has their own goals, the basic body movement patterns are the same for a particular session. The only thing that differentiates the workouts is scaling up or down the movements to cater to each client's level.Tune in to this episode to learn more about the individualized program design for the semi-private personal training model and how to create it. Key TakeawaysProgramming should always come from the gym and not the coach (02:07)Why you need to build your beliefs and philosophies into the programming (07:40)Scaling the same body movement pattern to cater to different clients (09:00)How the workouts look different to the clients but are basically the same (13:16)Controlling all the deliverables in your gym (13:54)Scaling the semi-private model using a templated style of programming (15:53)Additional Resources:www.PFMarketingSolutions.com/Callpfmarketingsolutions.com/automationwww.CLACourse.comwww.ProFitGPS.netMarketing Talk with Fitness Professionals Facebook Grouphttps://PFMarketingSolutions.com/Data--If you are interested in a free audit for your gym, visit http://bit.ly/free_gym_audit--You can find out more about Tim and the strategies covered in this episode by checking out our website.--Would you rather watch the video version instead?Head over to our YouTube channel to watch this episode by going here

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