These posts discuss the business of coaching endurance sports. Included in these posts are areas such as marketing, liability, operations and more!
Social media comparison, an undefined sales strategy and business-related information overload often get in our way of defining a marketing strategy and sticking to it. By overcoming these three barriers and taking consistent action to market our business, we set ourselves up for a fully booked coaching schedule.
Finding sources for credible and recent science-based information can be challenging. Lately we’ve been tapping into a learning resource that often goes overlooked. Maybe you’ll want to take a new look at this resource yourself!
One of the most difficult aspects to manage when running a coaching business is to understand how much to charge for your services. We explain everything you should take into consideration.
When building a coaching business, there is an order of steps coaches often think is right. But it turns out doing things in a different order might be just the ticket to business success.
Starting and growing a coaching business is not unlike training for a race. Each requires a fundamental principle called ‘betting on yourself.’ In this article we break down key ways you can Bet on Yourself to achieve business success.
As a coach, you’re aware of the emerging presence of AI in the coaching world. But is there a need to be worried? We take a look at some AI “con’s” that should be reassuring!
If you’re looking for the best way to gain new athletes and retain the athletes you have, the key is to surpass their expectations. Here are several practical ways you can do that.
On a daily basis we have to wade through expert advice or product claims, training methods, and other such research-based information, but how do we really know what’s true and who to trust? Take a look at this list of Red Flags to help you navigate the BS and find reliable information and people.
What does it mean to be a professional in any field? It means a whole lot more than simply offering a service, or being paid for a service. Find out what “Professional” means for an endurance coach.
An important key to being a great coach is having a healthy amount of humility. Both from a coaching perspective and learning perspective, being open to new or differing ideas will make you better.
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