Hi Lawrence Great your including free members again I've got an update, I'm now over 70% completed my Master Hituni course, 34 months to go for retirement and change to work as a PT. Through socialising with my friends group at my local I'm now being approached for advice on nutrition and recently been asked to initiate a friend & her teenage daughter at our local gym in Hit training, I will only be able to demonstrate proper form 1 to 1 and support their efforts away from the gym as I'm not qualified yet, but I see it as a great opportunity to practice my PT skills, help someone I know and slowly market myself for the time I'm free to devote myself fully to the work I want to do. Best regards & keep up the good work Nigel

For those out there running their business full-time, what do you do for your own health insurance? Do you have a plan directly from a provider? Any tips on affordability when you are not getting health insurance through an employer?

📽️ Thought you’d enjoy this — a behind-the-scenes Q&A with Connie Holen, who helps HIT studios turn their websites into high-converting machines. In this call, Connie coached HIB Pro members on how to build trust through your website, even if your studio isn’t “perfect” yet. Here’s what she covered: - Why most personal trainer websites repel clients (and how to fix it fast) - The trust-destroying mistake trainers make when using AI or stock images — and what to do instead - What to do if your studio is still under renovation (plus, how to handle it ethically on your site) - Smart ways to present low-quality photos so they still look professional Normally, Connie charges $350/hour for this kind of strategic input — but if you’re in HIB Pro, she joins us every month for live Q&A calls. You can learn more about HIB Pro here: https://www.skool.com/hib/about 🎥 Watch the full replay below — and drop your thoughts or questions 👇

Hi everyone — I’m Mike. I’ve been training in the Super Slow method for a little over a year now after reading Doug McGuff’s 'Body by Science'. I’m here to keep learning — both about the training methods themselves and also about the business side of HIT. By day I’m an accountant, and outside of work I’m a Dad of two (which keeps me busy!), so I really value efficient and effective training. To kick things off, I’d love to hear from those of you who actually run high-intensity training facilities: - Do you hold a certification from a recognized slow-strength organization (like HiTuni)? - Or if not, how did you establish credibility with clients without a certification? Looking forward to learning from you all! Thanks, Mike

@Eggert Barwich shared this effective tip with me today for booking more consultations. When he’s speaking with a prospect who shows interest, he simply says: "Okay, fine, give me your number and my wife will call you for an appointment..." This small shift works much better than waiting for them to call you back (as we all know… that usually never happens!). The key here is to take control of the next step — and make it effortless for the prospect to move forward. 💡 Pro Tip: You can replace “wife” with husband, assistant, colleague, partner, etc. — whatever fits your situation.