Jun 5, 2026 · 1 hr 1 min · 12 segments
Learn how to build a fitness career you truly love by aligning your strengths, passions, and opportunities. Explore practical strategies for expanding your skills, increasing your visibility, creating…
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Sarah CoopermanHost
Leslie BenderGuest
Dane RobinsonGuest
Phil RossGuest
And I think what the people that have logged on to this, post pandemic, we have to look at how life has dramatically changed.
Like I'm telling you, our certifications dropped and dropped and dropped post-pandemic.
I would say there's multiple turning points, but if I can consolidate it, it was number one, understanding that the foundation of education and foundation of knowing what I'm doing from a movement science standpoint, that has residual ROI.
You can't fake that kind of stuff because that translates into the trust that I'm able to gain and garner from either people in class or personal training clients.
But then understanding like post-pandemic that siloing myself as just a group fitness instructor or just a personal trainer or somebody that just can do it in front of a camera, that wasn't doing me any good.
The last part that I think one of the biggest, most recent turning points has been knowing that our skills as fitness professionals are transferable.
Meaning for me, it is in when I'm keynoting or if I'm hosting an event, people are like, you're really good at this.
I'm like, how do you get so good at this? So it's a group fitness class without the burpees.
It's the same cueing and instructing and public speaking that we've garnered through personal training and group fitness.
And I think what the people that have logged on to this, post pandemic, we have to look at how life has dramatically changed.
Like I'm telling you, our certifications dropped and dropped and dropped post-pandemic.
I would say there's multiple turning points, but if I can consolidate it, it was number one, understanding that the foundation of education and foundation of knowing what I'm doing from a movement science standpoint, that has residual ROI.
You can't fake that kind of stuff because that translates into the trust that I'm able to gain and garner from either people in class or personal training clients.
But then understanding like post-pandemic that siloing myself as just a group fitness instructor or just a personal trainer or somebody that just can do it in front of a camera, that wasn't doing me any good.
The last part that I think one of the biggest, most recent turning points has been knowing that our skills as fitness professionals are transferable.
Meaning for me, it is in when I'm keynoting or if I'm hosting an event, people are like, you're really good at this.
I'm like, how do you get so good at this? So it's a group fitness class without the burpees.
It's the same cueing and instructing and public speaking that we've garnered through personal training and group fitness.
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