Does your company have the tools to hire and retain young adults – especially those of color? Read about how Fitness Formula Clubs (FFC) joined our #GenWork program and the difference it made in how they support and grow their young talent. Learn more about how you can join our next Generation Work cohort by emailing May Anthony at manthony@carachicago.org. #LetsGetToWork #Chicago #InclusiveEconomy #DEI
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Leader of a family business and a former college football coach that helps businesses build virtual universities, and individuals get 1% better everyday.
Note to self, and anyone else that needs it. It never gets easier, we just get better at handling the hard. The work is the work, whether it is learning a new playbook and developing a new culture, or building a business and developing a new team, it’s all been hard and going to stay that way. Ignoring that voice that’s telling us we aren’t good enough and that it can’t be done is hard. Staying in the gym and prioritizing our fitness is hard. Eating what we know we need to eat instead of what we want to eat is hard. Choosing between our priorities is hard. Being consistent is hard. None of it gets easier, but the more we do it, the better we get at it. So get up, pick it up, and step it up. Not because it will get easier but because it will make us better. #ontheballpresident #traininganddevelopment #personaldevelopment #profesionaldevelopment
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Dynamic professional with extensive experience in counseling, athletics, and program management, including founding and leading a successful mentorship organization and a major conference on athlete mental health.
In team sports, success isn't just about physical strength and skills, it's about mental toughness, focus, and resilience. Here are some key strategies I use to boost athletes mental game: - Mindfulness & Visualization: I train athletes to stay present and visualize success. By practicing mindfulness and visualizing positive outcomes, athletes enhance their performance under pressure. - Goal Setting: This is a critical step in Mental Performance. I help athletes set SMART goals both individually and as a team. This provides direction, motivation, and a sense of accomplishment when goals are achieved. - Positive Self-Talk: Many athletes struggle with this by telling themselves negative things about their performance. I train athletes to maintain a positive mindset. Self-doubt and negative self-talk can hinder performance, so I teach them to reframe negative thoughts into positive affirmations. - Team Bonding: I help teams foster a supportive team environment where athletes feel connected and motivated to perform for each other. Strong team cohesion can lead to greater resilience and success on the field. - Mental Toughness Training: My team implements drills and exercises that challenge individuals and teams mentally, such as simulated pressure situations or adversity training. This builds resilience and prepares them to perform their best when it matters most. Remember, mental performance is just as crucial as physical ability in sports. By prioritizing mental training alongside physical conditioning, you can help your team reach its full potential and achieve success on and off the field! We would love to join your team's staff as your Mental Performance Consultants. If you have ever thought about adding this to your sports team contact me at Relate to Athletes visit www.relatetoathletes.com to schedule a free consultation.
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There are aspects of working with clients you simply cannot learn from formal educational studying. Adaptability to each individuals unique motivators, interests, and engagement. I see a lot of fitness professionals who fall to much in love with one training style, modality, or method out of personal interest or personal success and look to apply to to every client Although transformations are often a goal, the bigger picture when working with clients is to help them develop self-accountability and the belief they can achieve goals inside and out of the gym if they apply themselves to it. Researching, understanding, and utilizing different methods can help you cater to each individual and find what works for them and what they will be willing and able to continue on their own with out you. #clients #success #fitness #adaptability #training #health #wellness #client #success #goals
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Lets talk about player load in football! Load is a funny thing because everyone use the word without really knowing what it means. If you asked 100 people you would get 100 different answers! I dont have the correct answer to what load is. But I would suggest that you do everything you can to have a common langues within your team/staff because it would make things a lot easier to communicate. My approach to monitor load during the years has been "less is more". I started all alone in the club trying to do everything i could to hit the load just close to what i thought was right at the time, and when i then got the question "did we hit the load today" i felt like a big disappointment because at some point i missed something. Either to many acc/dec, maybe to few sprints etc. And it really didnt worked out well. Now i have found a more easy way for me to handle the question or in general handle the load (still dont know what it really means). I always have an eye on total distance and from there i have a theme for the day (acc/dec, High speed running, sprints) i can still have some High speed or Sprinting on acc/dec days but the acc/dec is the one getting my attention. If we then got too much high speed we try to lower that for the next day and so on. That often ends up in a load that looks similar from week to week (not that similar but you got my point!). That approach also makes it easier to plan sessions as a staff. Acc/dec is the physical topic so small spaces today (please!!!!) With all the possibilities we have as performnace coaches it maybe sounds a bit lazy to look at such few metrics. But remember that besides the GPS data, you need to analyze, put in order, do gym programs, help players in the gym. Help players in general with things in the club. Look at wellness questionnaire, prepare training sessions with the staff and I have at some point forgot a thing or two if not three. I work alone in a small club and I hope that just one or two pefromance coaches will look at this give it a try. At least try to do less but better 🙌 Im out 🏆
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I recently started working with a personal trainer to boost my fitness. Training with him reiterated the power of having a nudge partner in the form of a coach/trainer, whatever you may call it. My trainer often gives me straightforward tasks like running from one point to another and back. Just last week, I thought, "This is something I could easily do on my own." And yet I don't. And this is not just about exercise, having someone hold us accountable goes a long way in achieving transformative outcomes. Similarly, in our professional lives, the influence of an accountability partner is frequently overlooked. It's not just about someone dictating every step but having someone tag team. This dynamic creates a sense of commitment that can really make a difference. Their role is not to oversee your work but to ensure you remain committed to your goals, providing insights and encouragement that transform challenging tasks into achievable milestones. Do you have an accountability partner, too? Do share how it helps you! #accountabilitypartner #tagteam #commitmenttoexcellence #lessonslearned
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The fitness industry is embracing the strength training wave with a keen focus on enhancing onboarding and digital engagement. Adapting to a changing landscape, there's a golden opportunity to support every individual's journey. #StengthTraining #FitnessIndustry #DigitalFitness
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Building a Thriving Community: Networking Tips for Fitness Professionals Body: Networking is vital for growth and learning in the fitness industry. Here's how you can build a thriving professional network: Attend Industry Events: Conferences and workshops are great for meeting peers and learning new trends. Engage on Social Media: Actively participate in fitness and wellness groups on LinkedIn and other platforms. Collaborate: Partner with other fitness professionals or wellness brands to broaden your reach and bring new perspectives to your clients. Building a strong network not only enhances your professional development but also provides opportunities to impact more lives through fitness and wellness. #fitness, #exercise, #wellness, #humanresources, and #wellbeingintheworkplace
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Building a Thriving Community: Networking Tips for Fitness Professionals Body: Networking is vital for growth and learning in the fitness industry. Here's how you can build a thriving professional network: Attend Industry Events: Conferences and workshops are great for meeting peers and learning new trends. Engage on Social Media: Actively participate in fitness and wellness groups on LinkedIn and other platforms. Collaborate: Partner with other fitness professionals or wellness brands to broaden your reach and bring new perspectives to your clients. Building a strong network not only enhances your professional development but also provides opportunities to impact more lives through fitness and wellness. #fitness, #exercise, #wellness, #humanresources, and #wellbeingintheworkplace
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🚀 Calling all personal trainers, nutrition coaches, and fitness professionals! 🚀 As a fellow fitness enthusiast dedicated to helping clients achieve their health and wellness goals, I believe there's immense value in connecting and collaborating with others in our field. Whether you’re running your own business or working within a team, sharing ideas, strategies, and success stories can significantly enhance our practices and benefit our clients. I'm looking to connect with other professionals to: > Exchange business strategies that drive growth and client retention > Discuss best practices for achieving outstanding results for our clients > Share transformational testimonials and success stories that inspire and motivate > Collaborate on creating impactful content, including transformation pictures and client testimonials By coming together and sharing our experiences, we can learn from one another, refine our methods, and ultimately provide the best possible service to our clients. Let’s create a supportive community where we can celebrate our successes, tackle our challenges, and grow together. If you’re interested in connecting and sharing ideas, drop a comment below or send me a message. Let’s take our client results and our businesses to the next level! 💪🤝 #FitnessProfessionals #PersonalTrainers #NutritionCoaches #FitnessCommunity #ClientSuccess #BusinessGrowth #BestPractices #TransformationStories #Collaboration #Networking
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✨The Power of Connecting with Like-Minded Professionals Connecting with right-minded individuals can be a game-changer in any industry. Recently, I had the privilege to sit down with a diverse group of professionals, each bringing unique insights from different perspectives and industry expertise. It's surprising that many in the fitness industry are hesitant to connect or share insights with other experts. Whether you’re a personal trainer, a yoga instructor, or a gymnastics coach, you’d be amazed at how much we all have in common. Our ultimate goal is to help people lead healthier, more fulfilling lives. In our recent meeting, the exchange of ideas was incredibly enriching. By being open and honest with each other, we not only broadened our understanding but also discovered innovative approaches to our work. This collaboration is crucial for our growth and the betterment of the industry. Let’s challenge ourselves to break down the barriers and build bridges within our professional community. Together, we can create a more holistic approach to fitness and well-being, ultimately benefiting those we seek to help. . . . #Networking #ProfessionalDevelopment #FitnessIndustry #Collaboration #HealthyLiving #OpenMindset #IndustryInsights . . . #Networking #ProfessionalDevelopment #FitnessIndustry #Collaboration #HealthyLiving #OpenMindset #IndustryInsights
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