Building a Coaching Practice – Panel
Coaches Cliff Pittman, Heather Hart, and Faith Strafach discuss building a coaching practice – Moderated by Jason Koop
Coaches Cliff Pittman, Heather Hart, and Faith Strafach discuss building a coaching practice – Moderated by Jason Koop
Dr. Stephanie Howe discusses nutrition specifically related to ultrarunning
Patience and persistence, often through failures and slow progress, are critical factors for success in your coaching business.
The below guidelines provide a sound foundation that covers workout benefits, min/max ranges for volume, % of weekly volume, and an example of volume based on a 40 mile (64.3 KM) week.
Temperature specific recommendations and considerations to help you better guide athletes on best-practices for environmental conditions during training and racing.
A 9 page e-book guide with advice on training/racing in cold conditions. This guide can be used as a resource for athletes and as a marketing asset (lead magnet). Download the guide and use the PDF as-is, or use the Canva Template to edit and add your branding.
This study aims to investigate the different stretching techniques and durations.
From adding an extra weekly rest day to focusing on building base miles, UESCA-certified coaches share the training changes that made them better runners.
To be the best possible coach or athlete, it’s important to understand that you’re likely not an expert on every aspect of endurance sports and therefore should actively source credible experts, and be careful not to just listen to the loudest voice in the room.
While it’s easy to dream of starting a coaching business, actually starting one is a different story. In our experience working in the coaching industry, we’ve identified what we think is the main obstacle.