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01/29/2012
My 2012 Goal Post
Filed under: Coach's Log, Goal Setting

I don’t make a habit of making resolutions each January, much less sharing them, but this year I’m going to try something different. This isn’t going to be a training post, so you may not be interested in reading on. (more…)

12/21/2011
5 Keys for a Lasting Resolution

Now that the year is almost over, it’s the time to start thinking about resolutions for the new one!

Health clubs love this time of year–it’s when many well-intentioned consumers join a gym club to take a step towards improved fitness

But once March (or even February) hits, many fall off the bandwagon and resolutions become just a memory.

Here are some keys to help you stay on board and focused on your resolutions. (more…)

06/01/2008
6 Ways to Improve Flexibility, Part 2: Flexibility Evaluation and Assessments

Once you’ve clarified your flexibility goals, you’re ready to take the right start with a flexibility evaluation. These assessments will help you get a good idea of your current overall flexibility and form a good starting point for developing a flexibility program unique to you.

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05/09/2008
6 Ways to Improve Flexibility, Part 1: Set goals (again)

It seems nowadays we’re all aware of the importance of improving flexibility. In fact, one of the common goals exercisers and clients have are no longer just weight loss and strength-related. Becoming more limber is an aim for many exercisers, athletes and non-athletes alike.

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03/29/2008
Frequency of Fitness Coaching Sessions

If you’ve decided to work with a trainer, you then need to determine how often you will work with your coach. Consider three concerns as you decide how often to meet with your trainer: your goals, specific health issues, and personality.

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