Don't forget to check the research review recordings in the classroom guys! We have 4 rounds already there! So far 2.25 Hrs of CEU's up for grabs! Thanks for being a member of our community!

October is getting interesting! @Jenna Doggett @Vander Castillo @Jt Blanke @Josie Grigsby Excited to see where the month goes!

So after a year and half just really taking step back from the business world. I focused on settling down in a new state after spending 13.5 years building myself in another state. Also focused on my family and trying to find a balance of wanting to start a family and atheltic training. Anyways I am diving back into really setting up an online platform I can sell One off programs in hopes leads to 1x1 clients later on. In the past I have strictly got all my clients organically (through event coverage, talks, referrals and past athletes I worked with on teams). I know it’s a lot to say but I truly never had to do a ton of marketing or setting a platform up. I am looking into switching my current programming platform but wanting to see what others are using. I was thinking having a store front for programs like hamstring , shoulder stability ,etc. Insight? I know I need to grow my Social media but trying to figure out how else to get out there and what platforms are easier for delivering one off programs.

How do you guys deal with difficult patients? I had a 14-year-old basketball player come in the other day with back pain. He rated it a 7/10 when bending over and could only get down to his knees. 50 minutes later, he was able to straight-leg toe touch with his fist touching the floor. He could walk without pain. He could do high knees, butt kicks, and active warm-ups without pain. Objectively, we made a HUGE change. But he was still saying he “felt it.” So I asked him what he felt. “A stretch.” 😂 His dad was thrilled with the results. But I could tell the athlete wasn’t. And honestly, these are some of the patients I find the most difficult. When the objective findings improve dramatically, but the patient still isn’t satisfied because they can feel something, it can be frustrating. How do you guys handle these situations? How do you get the patient to understand the difference between “I feel something” and “I’m hurt”?

Just sold a package to a local QB Training facility. I'm making a movement screen for them, showing their staff how to complete it, and creating all the programming/fixes that will be posted around the facility with my logo on all the visuals. Also planning a collaborative social media launch of the program. Super fun to get involved with the community like this!