Fitsly · Learning
Pricing teardowns, programming templates and the plain-language glossary — written for coaches who run the business, not just the sessions.
When a client actually needs a deload, which of the three versions to use, and how to sell it.
How to teach clients to rate effort accurately, audit the numbers they send back, and fix the ones that are wrong.
The two scales measure the same thing, so pick the one your client can answer accurately — and keep it for the whole program.
Pick the split from the days a client will actually train, then their goal, then recovery.
The step-by-step process for turning an intake form into a week-one program a client will actually do.
How to periodise for clients with no competition date — blocks, deloads, holidays, and when not to bother.
How to run progression on reported data — what to progress, how fast, and how to read a stall.
What a coaching niche actually is, the five ways to cut one, and the two tests that decide whether it will bring you clients.
What online coaching is, what clients get for the money, and how it compares to in-person personal training.
Coaching delivered without a scheduled call, how it scales past a full calendar, and when it does not suit a client.
What a client check-in is, why coaches run one every week, and what belongs in it.
Total daily energy expenditure explained, what it is made of, and why the calculator number is only a starting point.