Shoulder Strength + Conditioning Specialist 👉🏼 Tweets about Business for Strength + Conditioning coaches. 🦾 Find me on Instagram for shoulder training.
Nottingham, UK
Joined June 2010
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It’s basically the same although so far it is quite lighthearted and people haven’t started arguing with each other yet. Which is nice.
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Are we preparing the shoulder for the demands the athlete is placing upon it?
@DynamicShoulder looking at appropriate durations & intensities using The Missing Link of Dynamics AND Conditioning
"Earn the right to progress"
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Win Win here for @UKSCA members too!
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To the 1 person who answered ‘No’, i’ll see you when you’re 40+ (if you manage to stay in strength and conditioning for that long) and all of a sudden realise you’re stuck + begin wondering whether you should have started a side hustle. 👍🏼
In a saturated market of coaches + practitioners resorting to pathetic acts of intentional attention seeking and strategic controversy to gain notoriety, I’d rather be known for being world-class at one thing + not coming across like a knob in the process!
This doesn’t mean you can’t use your knowledge and skills to serve wider needs should you want to.
It simply means you can stand out and become known for something.
A clear niche allows you to be very specific in your marketing and therefore attract the right customer.
When you do this you get to work with people you actually like working with.
26 people positively answered by poll about the business of strength + conditioning.
This is 1.4% of my following.
Which perfectly tees up my first message.
👉 Stand for someone not everyone.
Define your niche + your ideal customer. Do not play to the masses.
Why? 🧵
So far this has got 7 votes. All ‘yes’ but I’m not sure it’s what you would call a mandate.
Any more for any more?
The Business of Strength + Conditioning.
I’ve been toying with the idea of sharing some S+C business learnings + advice for coaches here on Twitter.
I’ve been self employed in the industry for 15+ years + had multiple businesses.
Would you find this helpful?
96%Yes
4%No
27 votes • Final resultsShoulder Specific Strength + Conditioning Coach Education Workshop
This Sunday in Manchester (23 April).
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